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Topic: I stand behind Matthew. - page 3. (Read 7560 times)

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August 04, 2011, 03:47:54 AM
#48
I'm teaching in South Korea right now. What's the name of the school you manage?
sr. member
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August 04, 2011, 03:05:11 AM
#47
You mean what businesses did I manage before the school?

You were 21 when you arrived in South Korea. What possible business did you run before that & graduating?
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August 04, 2011, 02:52:52 AM
#46
Tell me your life story

Well it starts in those halcyon days remembered now only by retirees of extremely advanced age. When I was born, the Simpsons had only been on the air for a scant four years, and a now long-forgotten band by the name of Pearl Jam topped the charts...
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August 04, 2011, 02:52:30 AM
#45
You hit the nail on the head. For instance, I do not manage the Bitcoin Association of Italy alone. I work together with a local affiliate.

It's not mentioned anywhere on the internet except a single forum post made by you. Nor is any affiliate mentioned by name.
There is a high likelihood you are undergoing a psychological phenomena called narcissistic mania or megalomania but you are not realizing it.

I hope you eventually get help.
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August 04, 2011, 02:39:55 AM
#44
His UABB claims to have 30 members not employees. He does claim he has 4 executive and 6 management employees. Who knows who they are..

He named some of them in another thread, not that the names are going to have any meaning to us.  While I think that referring to the people working on his projects as "executive" or "management" is pure wankery, I think he means that there are a total of 10 people working on the 13 projects he has on the boil.  This would certainly make more sense than trying to oversee 13 projects himself or having 10 people working on what is currently a minor project.
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August 04, 2011, 02:24:15 AM
#43
Of course, on a gut feeling basis only. (Which I would, though, bet my *life* on in this case)

You'd bet your life that I'm lying about something? What is it exactly so I can prove it and you can go ahead and relieve yourself of your mortal responsibilities.  Wink

I can always try. I'm as paranoid as anyone.
What happened to your aspirations in the field of professional acting, turning into bitcoin business instead?

Also, don't you think it's a bit of a stretch to compare tutoring to actually running a school?

You moved into SK in 2005. Is it not a bit of a falsification that you have 30 employees?
His UABB claims to have 30 members not employees. He does claim he has 4 executive and 6 management employees. Who knows who they are..
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August 04, 2011, 01:56:25 AM
#42
Of course, on a gut feeling basis only. (Which I would, though, bet my *life* on in this case)

You'd bet your life that I'm lying about something? What is it exactly so I can prove it and you can go ahead and relieve yourself of your mortal responsibilities.  Wink

I can always try. I'm as paranoid as anyone.
What happened to your aspirations in the field of professional acting, turning into bitcoin business instead?

Also, don't you think it's a bit of a stretch to compare tutoring to actually running a school?

You moved into SK in 2005. Relevant business experience besides the brief teaching?
 Is it not a bit of a falsification that you have 30 employees already?
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August 04, 2011, 01:24:01 AM
#41
Good to know a fucked up 17 year old that considered suicide over these forums is standing behind you matthew, this changes everything
sr. member
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August 04, 2011, 01:14:14 AM
#40

BillX and tasarz are doing valuable work which nobody else seems to care enough about (rather focusing on posting juvenile image macros).

There are huge, gaping holes in your story as explained on page 2. Everything points towards one big constructed fake past by a skilled sociopath.
Delusions of grandeur, excessive excuses, imaginary employees and organizations, attempts at manipulation, all the possible textbook classic signs are there. Maybe even all of it is a lie.

Of course, on a gut feeling basis only. (Which I would, though, bet my *life* on in this case)
For now I don't have the time or resources that the two gentlemen above do to prove anything on paper. Maybe, and most likely, they do.
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August 04, 2011, 01:09:28 AM
#39
Mr Wright... is this you?


Nice guitar!

Is that a yes, or a no?  Grin

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August 04, 2011, 01:06:47 AM
#38

No, I'm "investigating" like you said your bs companies were going to do.

Doing a rather better job, though.
newbie
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August 04, 2011, 12:50:33 AM
#37
I answered this question just a moment ago in the previous post. I refuse to use wordpress.
It's not entirely clear why is that so, care to explain further?

Why won't I use wordpress? Personally I find it extremely unprofessional. I also don't trust templates. I am skilled enough to make the website from scratch. That's not the question. It's just the time it takes me is getting to be a concern.

There's Drupal, it's known to be technically superior.

Both of which are widely scrutinized code. If you don't trust other people's templates, it shouldn't take you that long to cook up your own templates. Certainly much faster than you coding up a proper backend from scratch. If time is a real concern, you shouldn't be reinventing the wheel.
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August 04, 2011, 12:41:48 AM
#36
I answered this question just a moment ago in the previous post. I refuse to use wordpress.

It's not entirely clear why is that so, care to explain further?
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August 04, 2011, 12:36:23 AM
#35
Mr Wright... is this you?



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August 04, 2011, 12:36:07 AM
#34

No, I'm "investigating" like you said your bs companies were going to do.
newbie
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August 04, 2011, 12:34:22 AM
#33
OP:
are you standing behind matthew with his pants down?

The first thing I thought of when I saw the thread title was "Good for him, it's definitely safer than standing in front of Matthew" Wink
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August 04, 2011, 12:18:40 AM
#32
Any other lies you want to tell us tonight Matt?
Since I doubt the site you used (which advertises as only caching the 6 most popular TLDs) would have a record on a foreign TLD (although a Korean website might), you might want to try the alias domain for mwicps.or.kr, which was mwright.kr, and then later changed to mwicps.or.kr.

I am happy that you're so interested in my past BillX. I had no idea you were so enthusiastic about international education or business in Korea. And all this time I had just pegged you as being a troll.  Roll Eyes

Now, why did I think you were going to say that www.domaintools.com (try it for yourself) can not find and list Korean domains, which it can. Take a look at jmb.or.kr for The Korean Society for Microbiology and Biotechnology which uses the same *.or.kr as your non existent site.

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August 04, 2011, 12:17:43 AM
#31
NOBODY needs a spokesmen if they give a shit.
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August 03, 2011, 11:51:27 PM
#30

Again, this is not even the website. This is a backup I saved on a completely random domain for prosperity. I don't know why it's publicly indexed to be honest. The original site mwicps.or.kr expired long ago and was never renewed as I knew I was not going to be doing the school for another year.

Any other lies you want to tell us tonight Matt?

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August 03, 2011, 11:13:26 PM
#29
Thank you for replying to my post.  I don't have an interest in giving you the fifth degree, but my suspicions were raised when I looked at your international school http://www.edustem.com/mwright.kr/our_campuses.php and foundation webpage http://mwrightinternational.com/ and found a pattern very similar to your UABB pages.  The framework is there, there are talks of great accomplishments ($100,000 donors, 99.99% of American colleges taking international students without TOEFL), but all the actual evidence of real achievements (i.e. the alumni pages, curriculum, PTA, etc) are suspiciously blank.  You list a bunch of accreditations, but then say that they don't actually apply to your school.  Perhaps you took down those parts of the webpages, but you decided to keep other parts (dress code, bus scheduling) functional?  There isn't even a single picture of your school, or a classroom, on the school's website.  A google search also reveals nobody claiming to be an alumnus from your school- no teachers, newspaper articles about your success in waiving the TOEFL requirements, no mention of American schools who partnered with you to provide the rationale you're claiming.  In fact, the only information about your school (which you claim ran for three years even though your webpage shows that opened in 2009 and wasn't updated after August of that year) comes from your own links.  You have to admit that seems a little suspicious.

When I said you had dummy companies, I was referring to your 'ratings' page http://uabb.org/ratings.php.  You have 14 pages of 'businesses' with no URLs that are currently awaiting accreditation.  The names of these 'businesses' are clearly usernames that you've taken from some forum.  Do any of these businesses actually exist?

It's customary for a small business to provide a little information about who they are.  If you only have a handful of executives, it shouldn't be too hard for them to provide an email address, picture, and brief bio.  After all, you're in the business of transparency, aren't you?

I hope this doesn't come off as a personal attack.  I've spent my entire life surrounded by 'idea men' who could talk endlessly about their dreams, and yet never followed through.  You'll have to forgive me for being skeptical when I run into another.
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