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Homero Joshua Garza AKA Mr. Scam Muggle

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Addiction Issues

It has been long alleged that several addiction and mental issues affect Mr. Homero Joshua Garza the embattled CEO of GAW Miners LLC as well as many other failed startup entities. To be clear it is believed that Mr. Garza has a severe addiction to popularity, worship, faith, attention. The need to have followers and supporters seems very obvious to those watching.  In response to this and in order to assist Mr. Garza with his popularity contest we would like to make a two fold request to all bloggers, writers, trolls, fudsters, media outlets and anyone else writing about Mr. Garza.

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Correct, and ironically Stuart is the one that leads their annual remembrance service.

http://www.cantor.com/public/aboutus/sfraser.html

Anyone want to dig through the emails with Zuesminer to see if he was trying to con them?

I'm genuinely curious to know if there was ever a time when JG wasn't trying to con someone.

Spacey rocks!

Thanks! Credit where credit is due to KeyserSoze

Ya'll should watch some American Greed for a good look into how scams can operate for so long, how much time/effort the feds make before making a move, and how hard they hit scammers.


Garza has actually attracted negative attention and investigations wayyyy faster than professional grifters do.


Garza managed to attract the FBI, IRS, and DHS too as far as we know, who are going to bring much more painful charges than the SEC

The other difference here is that Garza seems to be making out with little to no money to finance future scams, let alone pay his bills to his wife-monitoring subscriptions

That's it. I was wrong. Auk was awarded a grant but never received it since they didn't follow up on providing service. So no laws broken I guess, just broken promises.

Garza spin: when asked why he didn't submit receipts for equipment he said he purchased, he claimed he didn't "want to take public money," however apparently the grant was contingent on completion of work so it seems he wouldn't have been reimbursed anyway.

http://www.recorder.com/home/3333268-95/ashfield-service-speed-internet

I forget where I posted it, but I had a family friend get prosecuted by the SEC for something extremely similar.  It took 2 years or so and it was a slap on the hand with fines.  Good thing is he can't operate a business in the USA for a while.  The family friend was a 10 year ban.

check this out: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10993165

Its CrazyIvan, he would never sell his account.

A few hundred pages back someone asked once again why it takes so long and I love the analogy that was given about the US government and cases as this.

(Paraphrased)
"The prosecutes are like a grinding stone, where they may be slow to work but once you get caught in it you cant get out"

Garza style spelling mistakes there. Hope it's not another sold hero account.

Then people say we do not cryto related regulation. What s wrong with scammers getting what they deserve?

But his name is Josh Gawdza, why should he pay for something that the muggles should pay for ?

Dont you know that millionaires get everything for free? pfffft.

I made a comment.  I can't support any coin where Josh Garza owns coins and is not required to buy into. 

Cantor Fitzgerald lost 658 employees that day according to wikipedia, more than 66% of it's entire workforce.

Somewhere in the ~1500 page range of this thread it was revealed that his telecom business randomly stopped providing service to its customers (I think the outage was like at least 3+ weeks, possibly indefinite). There was an email and some angry tweets from his customers asking for them to restore service. I don't know what the ultimate outcome was, but I'm sure it wasn't good.

Great Auk Wireless was pretty much universally hated by customers. They made a deal with a rural town to provide mobile access and never delivered, that's probably what you're referring to.

I'm kinda curious about what else we might find about past business deals. I think I remember reading something about the Telco business where either he didn't pay his electric bill back then or something like that. I gues I should Google it, lol.

But this is a pattern for him. You could see from his miner forum post his thoughts are not bent toward providing a valuable service but rather on how to deceive customers. So it probably surfaced in his other business ventures as well.

This makes sense to me--the con runs smoother the more legitimate a business appears.  That said, Homero did a phenomenal job finding just the right suckers.  They've tagged along longer than I ever imagine any person would.