inb4 "This nickster character is interesting too...Let's see what we can dig up on him and if he may have been involved in any way. I got a fuzzy feeling about this guy. - Sure thing Sarge."
Martin Grunin - Facebook Ads Fraud - Bank Fraud - mgrunin
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Statistics show 95% of people concerned about snitching are themselves guilty of illegal or morally reprehensible acts. Witnessing an act of snitching elicits a defensive response in a vain attempt to prevent such an act from occurring to himself in the future.
inb4 "This nickster character is interesting too...Let's see what we can dig up on him and if he may have been involved in any way. I got a fuzzy feeling about this guy. - Sure thing Sarge."
Nice, so this place is now the home of the internet police? Wow things have changed over the years.
I am sure you'll all win your lovely shiny deputy badges.
Me personally I don't get any joy in watching the suffering of others and tiptoe in to give my own little pussy kick when they are balled up on the floor, but I guess each to their own.
lol, nickster you're getting waaaay too angry over this. 75% of page 10 is you. We get it, Martin is your secret lover.
You're going to fit in so well here with that attitude. Welcome to the largest wealthy, arrogant and gay forum on the Internet. We've been waiting for you poopie.
Things have changed?... I'm sorry did I miss the time that this was the gathering place of identity thieves?... The joke was about FBI, not FTC
So following this thread as it rolls on and decide to pop over to yahoo- to my surprise/astonishment, this story hits the front page, right below:
Why It’s Time for America to Get Real About Reparations for Black Folks
High-Rolling College Kid Scams Facebook for Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
and above:
High School Yearbook Under Fire For Featuring Teen Parents
What penis-length studies can teach us about shenanigans in the financial industry
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Why It’s Time for America to Get Real About Reparations for Black Folks
High-Rolling College Kid Scams Facebook for Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
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High School Yearbook Under Fire For Featuring Teen Parents
What penis-length studies can teach us about shenanigans in the financial industry
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I guess you must be right. Seeing as I seem to be the only one of the opinion that you don't act this way I guess there is no more for me to say.
Never mind nickster- sometimes he takes his helmet off when his mom's not watching and hurts his head.
As for the barrier, no, we LIKE letting every retard in the door. We enjoy huge lulz at the expense of some real winners, then rely on the awesome talents of our Mods and their hair-trigger one-touch Ban & Clean apparatus.
Will you be our new "Investment Guide", Poopster? :love-smiley-083:
Thought that by questioning him in his trading challenge thread, the worst that would happen is he gets exposed and ridiculed as a trader on here and over at ET for losing the money and not following his guidelines. ET eats this type of stuff up (hello poopie). I even thought there was a slight chance he actually traded since I had no idea where his money really came from. I still don't really know, but FB makes a strong case as to where.
Never even thought he was supposedly frauding in this way and it would all go to shit so quickly. This had been going on for awhile though it seems and the timing was perfect of when it all went south.
I'm not posting this to bash you Grunin, if the things that are being said are true you're probably going to get that from the people who really should be giving it to you.
What's happening here should be expected though. Some people like to watch out for others, nobody likes to be duped, and it's possible you duped a lot of friends into thinking you're something you're not. I'm sure there's a few members here who are refraining from posting because they're actually hurt and embarrassed somewhat (no reason to be embarrassed). You didn't just affect FB and those marketing companies.
The lessons with this are abound, almost too much at one time, but this is a good one. Spending your time towards something that is illegal rather than something legitimate, or at least legitimate in the eyes of the law, usually doesn't end well especially if you stay in it long enough. You have to be on your shit in every single thing you do, and all it takes is a single slip up to ruin you. Risk vs reward. If you spent all of that time into something legit, well chances are you might have that something still going today.
The bright side of this is it's happening now, while you're still a young guy. If you messed up, then man up and pay your dues, do what you need to do and come out a stronger, wiser, and ultimately better person because of it. The truth is life goes on and in time this will be old news.
Never even thought he was supposedly frauding in this way and it would all go to shit so quickly. This had been going on for awhile though it seems and the timing was perfect of when it all went south.
I'm not posting this to bash you Grunin, if the things that are being said are true you're probably going to get that from the people who really should be giving it to you.
What's happening here should be expected though. Some people like to watch out for others, nobody likes to be duped, and it's possible you duped a lot of friends into thinking you're something you're not. I'm sure there's a few members here who are refraining from posting because they're actually hurt and embarrassed somewhat (no reason to be embarrassed). You didn't just affect FB and those marketing companies.
The lessons with this are abound, almost too much at one time, but this is a good one. Spending your time towards something that is illegal rather than something legitimate, or at least legitimate in the eyes of the law, usually doesn't end well especially if you stay in it long enough. You have to be on your shit in every single thing you do, and all it takes is a single slip up to ruin you. Risk vs reward. If you spent all of that time into something legit, well chances are you might have that something still going today.
The bright side of this is it's happening now, while you're still a young guy. If you messed up, then man up and pay your dues, do what you need to do and come out a stronger, wiser, and ultimately better person because of it. The truth is life goes on and in time this will be old news.
I hope not.
As someone 40+
Ethics are different from 15 - 20 - 35 - 40. Ok, the actual ethics aren't really different, but the ability to recognize them and care about that will change, and hopefully become better over time.
Being my age, I know several people who have killed themselves under varying circumstances. They were usually people who did so in a moment of extreme duress.
Regarding people who should really kill themselves, they never do.
I might cheer on a suicide under certain circumstances, but this isn't one of them.
He should go long on privatized prison stocks because they're about to get another Long Term Client.
And you haven't been banned yet? Please, just keep posting your stupid fucking opinions and predications.
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