Martin Grunin - Facebook Ads Fraud - Bank Fraud - mgrunin

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Kiopa_Matt said:
Well, learn a lesson from it. Don't be cocky and egotistical. Stay humble.

If mGrunin would have stopped talking about how awesome he is, the backlash from this would be nothing. If anything, there would be supportive and understanding comments from most.
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Lesson: be humble when you scam

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dreamache said:
His car pictures, his "stock market" know-how, his ocean-side horse riding adventures made me feel slightly inadequate. Now who will I look to for motivation?
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jsphfcll said:
can we all agree this thread just topped his trading thread for THREAD OF THE YEAR
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I respectfully disagree. This thread is a close 2nd to:

http://www.wickedfire.com/shooting-shit/179418-1000th-post-free-content-contest.html

I mean really, this mockup has a new meaning after this debacle:

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Also I love I_LOVE_COCK -- fucking tremendous

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Steal This iPhone App Review

Developer:: Martin Grunin
Released: Sep 29, 2011
Price: $0.99
 
So the take away from this is:

Based on Martin/DP issues; Don't scam people/companies with a net worth of 11 digits. You will get fucked.

If you want to scam people with IM, scam people who are worth 6-7 digits (ala Ryan Eagle); they don't lobby for the most part and don't mingle with super powerful people.

Of course, you could always skip the fraud/getting raped part and work hard and actually try to run a business...
 
mituozo said:
The victim isn't just Facebook, but the company and people whose identities he stole. How would you feel if someone used your name, company, and email address to run up $300k in credit, and a company then came chasing you for payment? Imagine the damage that would do to your/your company's credit rating if they reported it without your knowledge, etc, and all the hassle in resolving it?

Where do you draw the line, can I steal someone's identity, trash it, and move on to the next one?

Then of course there's the $300k that Facebook is owed.

Are you the sort of guy that thinks that it's cool to walk into Walmart and steal a bottle of vodka? That because it won't cripple the organisation, it's perfectly acceptable? That the person shouldn't be punished?
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Your Walmarts sell vodka?!?
 
The nypost article is real gold btw...

"...Grunin boasted to his college paper in an article that featured him looking every bit Gordon Gekko in suspenders..."

What they think they are? Wickedfire?
 
The more important question is "what happens to his bitcoin?" I've always wondered how exactly the feds seize it if you refuse to give up the address/keys.
 
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NO! but I wish they did! We can only buy alcohol through the LCBO, Wine clubs or the Beer Store (canada)
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All depends on the local laws. Some cities in the US are "dry" (aka no alcohol sales). Isn't statism great? Where moron citizens have accepted magical rules based on whoever's in charge in a given geographic region.

..But, back on topic. Omgggg!
 
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