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Hard-core scammers usually scam from hotels. It offers anonymity and a quick getaway.
Always google the address a scammer sends you, because you want to have the advantage of knowing more about them than they know about you.
If you're truly sick like I am, you'll string these phuqqers on for a few days and contact Interpol or a police department local to the scammer in the meantime. Then after a few days send them an email detailing everything you know about them and letting them know they're under surveilence. It's a great payoff.
In the meantime, if you can get a few pics of them doing stupid stuff (a-la 419eaters.com) it's all the better. I usually use an FBI office in the U.S. as my "home address", especially when responding to Work At Home scams (which are actually money laundering scams).
People, HAVE FUN WITH THEM!
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