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Neal Rauhauser initiated retaliation against CoinFireBlog because they reported the SEC investigation into GAWMiners. Neal’s RealityForger account deleted several tweets in this dialogue with CryptoNews but there are enough to give you an idea of how Rauhauser continued to support the GAWMiners ponzi scheme.You can get more info at NealRauhauser.com via Bullyville 24/7 Crypto News@247CryptoNews We are horrified of what is
Read moreHere is one of the pronouncements made by Josh Garza where he promised his company GAWMiners (or whatever variation or incarnation it was at the time) would buy back Paycoin (aka XPY) for $20 each. GAWMiners and Garza are under investigation by several 3 letter organizations for an assortment of alleged crimes. GAWCEO AdminModeratorIndustry Innovator Paybase Rescheduled
Read moreThis is a question and answer session from the late Hashtalk website before Josh Garza shut it down. GAWCEO AdminModeratorIndustry Innovator HashStaker Q&A Let’s hear those questions. Ask away! To get us started answering popular questions, one 3 month $9.95 HashStaker will make between $12-$20 in payouts for the life of the HashStaker, (in this example, in 3 months.) HashStake
Read moreSix weeks after MrCEO, Josh Garza, posted “If it’s all a scam? Then why are we still here?”. That bit of BS was promoted by Garza’s toadie @BadBitCoinOrg. Two months after he made that statement Garza was no longer “still here”. He fled the US to Belgium and then to Dubai until the government there threw him out. Badbitcoin.org @Badbitcoinorg
Read moreThe lawsuit against Josh Garza and GAWMiners is moving slowly but surely. Those organizing the effort recently changed lawyers due to the sheer volume of plaintiffs and complaints. They also have a new website, gawsuit.com dedicated to handling defendent’s claims.As I’ve said before, GAWMiners was probably one of the largest ponzi scams ever, perhaps not in terms of money but
Read moreI’ve posted this before but it always makes me laugh when I find it on teh googlez. You can see it in its original form preserved FOREVER on the wayback machine here along with 2 other comments he madeNeal posted his False Light manifesto after CoinFireBlog posted an article announcing that GAWminers was being investigated my the SEC. This post by
Read moreFrom the executive offices of Cantor Fitzgerald to the studios of Bollywood, one of the most ambitious confidence games ever to hit the internet is GarzaGate: the bizarre business contortions of Homero “Josh” Garza and his clusterfuck of companies, websites and grandiose schemes. GarzaGate may not involve the most amount of money swindled from investors but it wins the grand
Read moreThis comment on the now defunct Hashtalk.org website got Neal fired from CryptoCoinsNews. It just oozes with irony on so many levels.By now it’s become known that the Securities and Exchange Commission investigation is not only doing an investigation but there are allegations that several other federal agencies are involved.Neal’s wordpress has been locked up ever since he was fired.
Read moreThe document below is GAWMiners trademark application for the name ZenCloud. Had GAWMiners taken a few minutes on the USPTO website to check on the availability of that name they would have seen it was already trademarked. They would have saved themselves the $325 application fee not to mention a possible lawsuit for trademark infringement.Their trademark request for ZenCloud was
Read moreJosh Garza first attempted to trademark the name PayBase with his company GAW. The application was turned down December 24th, 2014. He tried again with PayCoin LLC, a new business he created on November 7th, 2014. The second request was also denied on March 16th, 2015.
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