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'''George Agdgdgwngo''' (pronounced Aga-doog-a-doo-gwengo) is a very polite [[Advance fee fraud|African scammer]] from the Republic of Agdgdgwngo. He tries to obtain people's bank account details in a variety of ways, such as needing the details to obtain access to a bank vault due to it being steam cleaned or decorated for [[Christmas]] or to remove a Ugandan pigeon (i.e. a chicken). He claims to be a representative of several companies including Money Removal Plc, Bank Festive Redistribution Plc., and the Eastern Union (a word play on [[Western Union]], often used by scammers) Money Transfer and is usually unsuccessful in obtaining peoples details, believing one man's sort code was "fuck off", although another man did give his account number and security question, although as the answer to his security question was "[[Jimmy Saville]]" it's easy to assume the "victim" was playing along with George as a wind-up. Another method George uses is to tell people they have won a cash prize or CPM aka "Cash Prize Monies!" that needs to be transferred to their bank account, but it is always a very small sum of money. George gives the amount in Ugandan Dollars before converting to [[Pound sterling|sterling]] using his 70s computer (aka COMPUTA), which is next to a photo of [[Chris Eubank]]. Interestingly, the Ugandan Dollar does not actually exist, yet there is a [[Ugandan Shilling]] which equates to approx 3400 per [[Pound sterling|British pound]]. He works for Terry Tibbs Motor Group as a security guard and still conducts scams during work, to Tibb's annoyance. He also works for [[British Gas]] along with his cousin, Benson. He often opens with the line "Good morning/afternoon/evening madam!" regardless of who answers the phone or time of day. He is wanted by the [[Zimbabwe]] telephone fraud prevention unit. |
'''George Agdgdgwngo''' (pronounced Aga-doog-a-doo-gwengo) is a very polite [[Advance fee fraud|African scammer]] from the Republic of Agdgdgwngo. He tries to obtain people's bank account details in a variety of ways, such as needing the details to obtain access to a bank vault due to it being steam cleaned or decorated for [[Christmas]] or to remove a Ugandan pigeon (i.e. a chicken). He claims to be a representative of several companies including Money Removal Plc, Bank Festive Redistribution Plc., and the Eastern Union (a word play on [[Western Union]], often used by scammers) Money Transfer and is usually unsuccessful in obtaining peoples details, believing one man's sort code was "fuck off", although another man did give his account number and security question, although as the answer to his security question was "[[Jimmy Saville]]" it's easy to assume the "victim" was playing along with George as a wind-up. Another method George uses is to tell people they have won a cash prize or CPM aka "Cash Prize Monies!" that needs to be transferred to their bank account, but it is always a very small sum of money. George gives the amount in Ugandan Dollars before converting to [[Pound sterling|sterling]] using his 70s computer (aka COMPUTA), which is next to a photo of [[Chris Eubank]]. Interestingly, the Ugandan Dollar does not actually exist, yet there is a [[Ugandan Shilling]] which equates to approx 3400 per [[Pound sterling|British pound]]. He works for Terry Tibbs Motor Group as a security guard and still conducts scams during work, to Tibb's annoyance. He also works for [[British Gas]] along with his cousin, Benson. He often opens with the line "Good morning/afternoon/evening madam!" regardless of who answers the phone or time of day. He is wanted by the [[Zimbabwe]] telephone fraud prevention unit. |
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Revision as of 16:12, 19 October 2007
George Agdgdgwngo is a fictional character form the hit channel 4 comedy series Fonejacker
| George Agdgdgwngo | |
|---|---|
| Fonejacker character | |
| File:Geoge Lollys.jpg George Agdgdgwngo with lollies on his head | |
| Created by | Kayvan Novak |
| Portrayed by | Kayvan Novak |
| In-universe information | |
| Nickname | George |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Varies between episodes. Always involves monies |
| Family | Adgdgdwngo |
| Nationality | African Origin |
George Agdgdgwngo (pronounced Aga-doog-a-doo-gwengo) is a very polite African scammer from the Republic of Agdgdgwngo. He tries to obtain people's bank account details in a variety of ways, such as needing the details to obtain access to a bank vault due to it being steam cleaned or decorated for Christmas or to remove a Ugandan pigeon (i.e. a chicken). He claims to be a representative of several companies including Money Removal Plc, Bank Festive Redistribution Plc., and the Eastern Union (a word play on Western Union, often used by scammers) Money Transfer and is usually unsuccessful in obtaining peoples details, believing one man's sort code was "fuck off", although another man did give his account number and security question, although as the answer to his security question was "Jimmy Saville" it's easy to assume the "victim" was playing along with George as a wind-up. Another method George uses is to tell people they have won a cash prize or CPM aka "Cash Prize Monies!" that needs to be transferred to their bank account, but it is always a very small sum of money. George gives the amount in Ugandan Dollars before converting to sterling using his 70s computer (aka COMPUTA), which is next to a photo of Chris Eubank. Interestingly, the Ugandan Dollar does not actually exist, yet there is a Ugandan Shilling which equates to approx 3400 per British pound. He works for Terry Tibbs Motor Group as a security guard and still conducts scams during work, to Tibb's annoyance. He also works for British Gas along with his cousin, Benson. He often opens with the line "Good morning/afternoon/evening madam!" regardless of who answers the phone or time of day. He is wanted by the Zimbabwe telephone fraud prevention unit.