how many times has he 'quit' this board now? lmao. wacky scammers always come back.
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how many times has he 'quit' this board now? lmao. wacky scammers always come back.
It does. I was going to put together an instructional pamphlet to help others enjoy the darkness, sadly I hate to write.
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Dillard is a scumbag, short of making his victims whole and dedicating the rest of his life to being less of a douche there is no redemption. Suppose his new Porsche will be powered with vinegar and water?
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I think he's hanging out for a full refund of his membership fees and the removal of the clause in his membership agreement under which he is forced to read the forum every day, post at least once a week and agree with everything posters say.
Either that, or he likes riding around the internet picking fights with people who really don't give a damn whether he posts or not.
And that even if it is 100% true has nothing to do with BB. So if you have a problem with it start a thread in whatever forum ther is for complaining and Ill be happy to agree with you. Otherwise take it to PM. But do not post it here please. I should not even post this but I will because I have seen several tit fot tat posts which have nothing to do with discussing BB.
Since Mark keeps ranting and raving in this thread, I thought it would be a good idea to respond to his comments in the "Ranting, Raving, and other Ridiculous Diatribes" forum.
http://www.realscam.com/f22/gangstas...html#post82227
I would have thought his cool $50 Mil could have covered some of that...
https://www.facebook.com/MikeDillardMentorshipQuote:
"After Making Over $50,000,000 Since 2007, I've Returned To Mentor One Group Of Students For 2014 So They Can Have Their Breakthrough Year. Here’s How To Be One Of Them…"
Maybe I'm wrong but I got the distinct impression that this IS about Canada and that you LRM in particular kept pushing that button.
Now I have posted several PMs/complaints to different people asking them to avoid ad hominem and asking for off topic personal spats to be avoid so as not to cause a train wreck.
But im happy to admit Im wrong if I am . Im tempted to look back where this begun on THIS occasion.
actually that is what Im going to do now.
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In http://www.realscam.com/f8/banners-b...html#post80914
Ken replied to Eagleones assertion that Canadian Criminal authorities might not act
I relplied to Ken saying the liquidator was not committal but it was a bit like Holocaust denial saying BB was not a ponzi
Then LRM responded to me with a suggestion about CANADA and the tit for tat between Ken and LRM began there.
Im not into "You started it you invaded Poland" ( cf Fawlty towers The Germans) type issues but this clearly began with assertions about Canada not acting on BB.
Since I have now been thrust into the center of this back and forth as being the originator of bashing Canada, I'm adding my 2 cents. To me it is all about the Canadian Authorities in the BB case.
They have known about BB since August of 2012. Not last year, nor late 2013, but since August of 2012. The Authorities were provided constant updates of information about BB since then, and from numerous other sources starting in the fall of 2013. And here we are today almost 2.5 years later and still nothing has been done about BB or the people behind it by the Canadians. I think it is only fair that one ask why they haven't acted? It sure isn't for lack of information and documentation about BB being a Ponzi.
In the P2P case, the Canadian Authorities were told about Nick and his Ponzi from the spring of 2009, more than sixteen months before he fled and charges were filed. What was frustrating about Nick was there were victims from the Province from which he operated, which is a requirement for the Province to act. More on this in a moment.
Then we had Warren English who not only was a major promoter of Ponzi's/Scams, but also was running several of them operating out of LaVal, Canada. What was interesting about Warren English is that he had two previous Cease and Desist Orders from a different Province, of which he was doing what he had been prohibited to do in those two Cease and Desist orders from LaVal. It took 2.5 years of providing continuous information before the AMF was able to bring charges against him, and now he is finally going before the court next month to face his charges.
One of the problems in Canada is that they do not have an SEC like the U.S. does. Each Province has its own securities rules and regulations. While they are now uniform, unless there are victims in the Province where the Ponzi/Scam is being run, the authorities cannot do anything. It is what we encountered with Warren English. He was violating his Cease and Desist Orders in a different Province than the one who had issued the Cease and Desist Orders. Finally there were victims in Quebec Province, and the AMF was able to act.
It has been mentioned that the U.S, payment processors Solid Gold and eBullion took in money for Ponzi's/Scams just like the payment processors in Canada. What is different is that both of them were shut down by the U.S. authorities. Not true in Canada. They are still operating and providing services to Ponzi's/Scams worldwide.
There are far more Ponzi's/Scams that fold in Canada before the authorities ever take any action. But for the major Ponzi's that are being run out of Canada, and there have been many, the authorities have been slow to act or just flat out haven't acted (many were run by Warren English). Two major ones that took the Canadians forever to take action were Pigeon King International and IFFL.
So to me, Canada is lax in taking action against BB and for allowing the Canadian payment processors to operate without regulatory oversight. Does it make them worse than other countries? Not entirely, but it sure doesn't make them better than other countries either. They have dropped the ball big-time in the BB case.
Would also add , if canada acted when it had to, BB would never happened (not with BB Canada's Dixit in connection with past ICF scam).
Would also add if canada (quebec) acted on Firoz Patel's money laundering networks on alerts (and court cases) from US authorities, Canada would not be a major cybercrime money laundering country.
Would also add in my personal contacts with Canadian law enforcements on cybercrime, you will get a feeling it is welcomed there.
(the complete identities of HYIP admins, together with documented evidence been always ignored)
Not saying it is worse country, there are definitely worse ones, but it has a powerful banking hub which is exploited by scammers and not taken care of.
Has all the required laws in place , just morons who would not move a finger to enforce them.
Again there are definitely worse countries, like Ukraine, but from Canada you would expect something more.
I'm not sure if anyone has posted this before, but these are the latest comments (as far as I am aware) on the official BB FB page:-
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Left January 2015. No further comment from me is necessary.
hate to say it but since you are going to rely on the scammers giving you 'news' instead of searching the interwebs for the real answers, you deserve to loose everything. especially since it hasn't paid anything in 3 years.
Apologies if you have seen this - just found it on the official BB FB page.....you've got to wonder at some people........
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Here's an example of what I mean.
As you travel around the world of HYIP ponzis and get-rich-quick schemes, you'll doubtless come across this famous quote by Winston Churchill:
http://imageshack.com/a/img673/3280/L7Gv3K.jpg
A perfectly valid statement if used in the right circumstances.
The first point that needs to be made is:
http://imageshack.com/a/img912/451/8MLaE8.jpg
What Churchill definitely DIDN'T suggest is that people join ponzi schemes that offer an outrageous amount for clicking on adverts then "Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, give in. Never give in. Never give in. Never give in" and admit you've been robbed and that a ROI anywhere near 1% a day is an impossibility.
I've joined this forum too recently to know enough about Banners Broker and MAPS, but I get the impression they are both the same thing?
In this case, why is MAPS considered logic and why on earth would people still join it seeing what happened to BB?
Yes, I've seen several of them banging on about "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "Think and Grow Rich" and "The Master Key System". They are what a young relative of mine calls "woo".
I have seen new-agey type books and I am aware of all this stuff about visualisation and the law of attraction. I think it's a load of rubbish. But I can quite see that for people who are looking for something, it can seem very attractive. For people who do not have a strong existing belief system, I suppose it can give them something to hold onto. Especially if for whatever reason life has disappointed them, and they think they deserve more.
Doesn't stop it being "woo" though.
The Banners Broker website is gone!
:RpS_smile::RpS_smile::RpS_smile::RpS_smile:
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You'd have thought by now that Iain slimeball Sheriff would have had enough of 'brokers'? Wrong!
:watching_you:
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Hope springs eternal.....the site may have gone but the FB page has not; and some people are STILL hoping....
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Did some Admin delete or move my replies to this because I cant seem to find it? The ones that referred to "cultural scripts"; the problems of using icons like churchill as if they were always the good guy ( when he oversaw the likes of bombing Dresden and gassing the Kurds in Iraq) ; the tendency of HYIP promoters to latch onto cultural icons like Churchill but not actually supply any actual facts; the appeal to a moral authority while they totally lack any moral authority and the icons they use can be similarly critiqued etc.