a collection of curious characters and interesting events
Before I get to the Bollywood ending to GAWminers I thought I should post some background info. By the time Neal Rauhauser posted his False Light and Tortious Interference manifesto inciting people to attack the Coinfireblog after they broke the news that GAWminers was going to be investigated by the SEC, Josh Garza had already worked out his exit strategy.
Read moreI can’t imagine why Neal Rauhauser is writing about Cryptocurrency again. Despite his bad reputation, no credentials, no expertise or experience in the Cryptocurrency field, Neal got a job writing for CryptoCoinsNews.com. At the same time he was also working for BadBitCoin.org (notorious Paycoin shill) and Cryptostorm. Neal wrote articles on the virtues of Paycoin and Cryptostorm VPN. Conflict of
Read moreBeautiful and talented, Sukirti Kandpal is a major television star in India. As one of the cast members of an Indian soap opera, Dilli Wali Thakur Gurls, she’s in the homes of viewers five nights a week. Sukirti is also a former Miss India and was a contestant on Bigg Boss, an Indian version of Big Brother. Ms Kandpal may
Read moreFailed Internet Mogul, Josh Garza and two of his numerous companies GawMiners and Zen Miners were charged in December of 2015 by the SEC with two counts of fraud in the “offer and sale of securities” and one count of “sale of unregistered securities”. Garza had until December 28th to respond but in his efforts to continue to prove that he’s
Read moreThe GawMiner scandal cost investors millions of dollars and GAW is currently under investigation by numerous agencies including the SEC. BadBitCoinOrg is a Twitter account and Blog that is supposed to research and report on good and bad crypto coin opportunities. The blog received a lot of scrutiny and criticism for it’s insistent devotion to GAW and its CEO Josh Garza
Read morePoor Carlos, Law Enforcement just doesn’t understand how frightened Carlos is of court hearings. In the summer of 2015, Carlos Garza was driving under the influence and flipped his car. He skipped his first court date and Brattleboro police put him on their Wanted list. Carlos finally contacted them and was given an extention and a new court date in October.
Read moreNeal 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
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