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Anything with diligence is taken. Perhaps something like threatmonitor? badguys.co.za is also availableI need help with a domain name here people. Help me think of one.
I thought of making a website to archive the data in this thread. There is a ton of useful information getting lost in conversation. I realized how huge in scope it is, because of the many different scams, different players involved. Its pretty much too much work for one person to do. So I was thinking of creating a wiki around all this data. Would anyone be interested in contributing to a wiki around all these scammers and their scams?
What would be well sweet is something that correlates the "business" networks of these con artists.
So essentially a web which gives an indication of the persons past involvements and the people that they operating with, you could add evidence which supports these relationships.
I imagine that this would be a very useful resource if one could grow the dataset.
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Inbox me with the username and email address you want created on the system and I will add you. Ive got a basic wiki up.
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scumbags.co.zaI quite like badguys.co.za because I know Cheri will get a meltdown if/when her name is on there - it will get a lot of attention
Ponzibusters.co.zaAnything with diligence is taken. Perhaps something like threatmonitor? badguys.co.za is also availableI need help with a domain name here people. Help me think of one.
Certainly BitMEX is legitimate but I saw the issue as being how long law enforcement takes to get anywhere like the information needed to act. This difficulty means that unless there are some serious rumblings (in BitMEX case, government) law enforcemnt agencies don't really do anything.Sorry but BitMEX is a legitimate operation (as in they run an actual exchange, not a fake one). Just because they don't want to bow down to overreaching government demands and hand over user data does not in any way shape or form place them anywhere near the scamming scum that is MTI.
Certainly BitMEX is legitimate but I saw the issue as being how long law enforcement takes to get anywhere like the information needed to act. This difficulty means that unless there are some serious rumblings (in BitMEX case, government) law enforcemnt agencies don't really do anything.
That is why I hope that all the chatter that this thread has caused might serve as sufficient rumblings to make out authorities do something BEFORE the crash. There is plenty of information in this thread and increasingly elsewhere showing that MTI and many of the affiliates who have fooled people to join the affiliates downline need to be seriously investigated.
MTI might also have been too successful for leading members to escape retribution this time. Plenty of public presentations, screenshots showing just how unbelievable their supposed trading is, a beautiful illustration of a pyramid scheme, ongoing statements that they trade forex through their brokers etc etc. Best of all, IF their statements are correct, there are people who have taken considerable sums out and others who will lose large sums when it collapse. The first group are definitely of interest to SARS and the second have people who will take legal or extra-legal activity to try and get their money back.
Interesting times lie ahead!