Topic: From the desk of Zhou Tong - page 2. (Read 4693 times)

You'd better hurry or no-one's going to care.  The first return of funds by the thief is supposed to take place within 24 hours.

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About Zhou Tong

Zhou Tong is a 15-Year-Old Chinese student who is currently on a scholarship in Singapore. He is an all-rounded tech-savvy teenager - professional web developer (PHP, Ruby on Rails and MySQL), website designer (XHTML/CSS, Internet analyst and a professional tech blogger.

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The incidents and lawsuit that then followed were the result of a feud between RegisterFly co-owners Kevin Medina and John Naruszewicz, who were at once both business and intimate partners.

In February 2007 eNom formally severed ties with RegisterFly over continued consumer complaints.[19] John Naruszewicz, a co-owner of RegisterFly, filed suit against his business partner, CEO Kevin Medina (they each were thought to have owned 50% of the company).[11] Medina was fired by RegisterFly, reportedly over civil liabilities relating to allegations of funds mismanagement[20] but Medina and Naruszewicz continued to dispute legal control over the company.[21][22] Meanwhile RegisterFly filed suit against Kevin Medina, alleging he had stolen company funds for a $27,000 male escort service, a $6,000 liposuction procedure, a $10,000/month penthouse apartment in Miami, Florida and a $6,000 chihuahua dog.

So much love!  Maybe I should hold the information hostage for X BTC and ask for donations payola to continue. When I get none, I will DEMAND two BlowBobs from BadBear.   

~Bruno~

PS: I guess I'll be the one providing the "expect mass leak soon", albeit one drip from the facet at a time. For the rest of the night, I will be posting to this thread the lineage, promising to type slowly so that any 5-year-old can follow along.

Why wait?
Get done with it. Spill it out.
Or we call you crazy or genius. The usual, you know.

I get back from the warehouse(s) to discover my genius thread was moved. I guess I need to connect the dots and tell the story real slow before I get them BlowBobs (plural, cause I'll deserve them all).

~Bruno~

Can you explain it to me like I'm five?  I'm having trouble understanding how using GoDaddy for web hosting connects them to any other business in a meaningful way, unless you've discovered a shared account number which you haven't posted or something similar.

Walk us through the whole affiliate thing from before Bitcoin and how it may relate to what's happening now.

From my head. (maybe I shouldn't have penned that, considering...) Seriously, it's only a guesstimation on my part. And I just realized that I quote the wrong post, but it doesn't matter.

Follow the code and see who else is using it. I found a Barry (ring a bell?) Lingle via that means. You'll discover he's a Forex trader.

~Bruno~

Where do the probabilities come from?

http://www.techxav.com/2010/01/31/how-we-scale-techxav/  --->   http://www.godaddy.com/hosting/web-hosting.aspx?isc=IAPtno17  --->   http://www.bizapedia.com/fl/BAYSHORE-INVESTMENT-HOLDINGS-LLC.html  (the last link is where I'm only 87% sure of a Tom Williams connection--in between I'm 99% of a ZT/Bitcoinica connection)

~Bruno~

If I found a personalized affiliate code used for some well known company (not a Bitcoin entity) first used BBC (before Bitcoin), and that same code is used today directly linking to Bitcoin-type enterprises, namely key player(s) in this fiasco, would that be relevant? And what are the chances of any personalize affiliate code being abandoned, then picked up or transferred to some other (which I don't think is possible, but this is an important question in case I'm wrong).

If my research, which includes the above, is correct, then I'm taken aback by what I've discovered.

IAPtno17

Oh yeah? Well JRQznf41 to you!