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Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Welcome to RS.

I found your statement most interesting since you claim to be a Vice President and have worked for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. Personally I don't believe a word of what you claim about your working for the Federal Reserve Bank let alone for over 30 years.

What I do believe is that you are making an attempt to try to convince us that you are who you claim you are and we should immediately stop exposing your friend Brian Spatola based solely on your claim of position. Try again.

Prove you are who you say you are and give us your full name, office phone number and address. Otherwise you are just another shill trying to defend another shill. I look forward to your proving me wrong about you.

Originally Posted by EagleOne

Welcome to RS.

I found your statement most interesting since you claim to be a Vice President and have worked for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. Personally I don't believe a word of what you claim about your working for the Federal Reserve Bank let alone for over 30 years.

What I do believe is that you are making an attempt to try to convince us that you are who you claim you are and we should immediately stop exposing your friend Brian Spatola based solely on your claim of position. Try again.

Prove you are who you say you are and give us your full name, office phone number and address. Otherwise you are just another shill trying to defend another shill. I look forward to your proving me wrong about you.

1st
Judging from multiple common english as second language errors in his posts...."Federal Reserve Bank" (where he worked for 30 years) is a restaurant somewhere outside the USA.
He washed dishes as he built up $ for his next ponzi try at untold riches.

2nd
With the salary and contacts built for 30 years in a Fed. Reserve Bank position you DONT need cheezy money games.

Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Really? Check out his Ripplin thread in closed section Money Maker Group. 5 seconds of a Google search showed anyone rational the gang behind Ripplin had gone scam in every program they had started. Your "very honest person" led many into that program and defended it over and over . MOST never got a single payout..(even the ponzi pimps)


As an aside: its I WORKED. Hard to believe someone with such "experience" makes that type of error.

Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Hey kid, did not your mom tell you not to do stupid things online ?

The only chance you can "work for the Federal Reserve Bank" is if you were a janitor, and I doubt even that :)


So how much did Federal Reserve invest in this ponzi ? :)

Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Ok, that clears it up sorry for the trouble.

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Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Judging from your grammar and phrasing I find it hard to believe your claim WRT the Federal Reserve...Next contestant!

Originally Posted by Fedman

Hello. My name is Steve, I am a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years. I personally know Brian Spatola and find him to be a very honest person. Calling Brian a "ponzi pimp" I find to be a very inappropriate statement.

Hi Steve,

My name is Gregg and I really did work for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and I've never heard of you. Further, you talk like someone who doesn't know anything about the Federal Reserve Banks or Board of Governors.
You see, the Federal Reserve Board doesn't have Vice Presidents, the 12 Federal Reserve Banks do sort of, but that's not the title that anyone who held it or anyone who even knew more about them that you can Google would call them. There are "First Vice Presidents" of each branch and several "Executive Vice Presidents" each with a specialty. For instance, I worked for a group called Research, Markets and Policy and my ulimate boss was the Executive Vice President Of Research Market and Policy. That's how anyone would refer to it who knew anything about it, and the EVP himself (currently an aquaitance of mine named Todd Hunter) would in writing refer to himself by his full title, not as "a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years" Also, I've give you credit for specifying Federal Reserve Bank as opposed to just Federal Reserve, its the one bit of terminology you almost got right. Anyone who works at one of the Federal Reserve Banks might say "I work at the Fed" but any I know who went far enough to say out "Federal Reserve Bank" would grammatically say "a" as opposed to "the" because they know their are 12 of them and most people don't realize that. I guess blind pigs and all, but I digress. Assuming you really were an Executive Vice President of a Federal Reserve Bank, you would hold at least a PhD in Economics, Finance or some related discipline, have you written anything I might have read?
Speaking of Google, its just a great phucking resource, using it, a person can find, in a matter of minutes that their are 142 people who currently hold titles as some form of "Vice President of " something at the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. In less than 30 minutes I can confirm that not one of those people is named Steve...

So, there you have it, I'm not insinuating you're a phucking liar. I'm just out saying it, you're a phucking liar.