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Lulzy.

Here's a free mirror. Streisand ftw.

First National Innovation Brokers hired a Finnish law firm to demand removal of this thread.  
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/first-national-innovation-brokers-exposed-216717

  LOL, my thoughts exactly.

FNIB is so obviously a scam that it isn't even entertaining.
Next!

I'm amazed that a supposed real company would communicate in such a way as FNIB (aka Stuart) has. His unprofessional acidic attacks, his shooped stock images, his confusing paper trail and history of scammy businesses makes his 'exchange' a place that nobody should visit unless they have money they don't mind losing.

Not to mention that even if Stuart could offer conclusive proof that Mitchell is a scammer, it would in no way prove that Stuart isn't also a scammer.

You might want to put deceptive advertising and plagiarism behind you Stuart, but the internet never forgets.  Never.  You've already proven yourself dishonest in the past.  The burden is on you to convince others that you're acting with integrity now.  Good luck with that.

You know how we know you're a scummy fuck scammer? Because while we demand facts you continuously mention him as if he were a worthless, below you, barely human being instead of providing evidence of your supposed innocence.

You keep daring people to dig up dirt on you but your spergy dumbass keeps forgetting that no one need look any farther than here.

Post proof. It's more effective than name calling while claiming to be professional.

So with your service you can just choose to deny "permission" for your clients to withdraw their money?

Nice.

I had missed the scam alert about FNIB.
Thank you for bumping the thread.

Pathetic. What does the conference have to do with your misdealings with one of your customers? This is just proving your childish nature.



Oh wow! A scammer! What did he steal from you?



Slandering your customers? Classy.

How awful that is. Isn't there a formal selection process thesedays for getting involved in bitcoin? Fucking riff-raff.


Have you ever given him any money? Wasn't it that you promised him money and then closed his account when he tried to withdraw it because the money was never there to begin with? Also, why is it that you feel it's appropriate to discuss the details of your customers in public?

Just imagine-- my bank account has $5000 in it and I demand my bank to give it to me. I'd close my account and cut all ties with me if i were them!

You admit that you gave him $5000 then and just didn't send it? How is it that you are not the scammer here? You're going to have to actually explain this with proof I'm afraid. Also, why do you think it's okay to discuss your customers' information publicly?

FTFY

Nobody wants to be on your mailing list for more grandiose nonsense and misrepresentation.



 


Dishonest advertising is a tool for shady scammy businesses like yours that cannot function in an environment that requirements meeting certain standards and to not be self-important.

If a hotel uses a picture of another hotel for their advertisement and photoshops the rooms, yes, it is attempting to steal money by charging for something under false representation. Lucky for you your business is not a hotel, it's just where you bring your clients to get paid for your services.

When it's for cosmetics, yes. It's called false advertising, and your defense of it merely proves your dishonesty. Everything you say just digs your hole deeper. Good luck!

Thanks for the heads up.  It does appear FNIB is scam, from this account and earlier reports.

I can't believe this guy is still around after this: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/stop-the-hate-47496

I'm surprised you didn't search FNIB on this forum, worldly.

Bruno (not Daniel Bruno)

Umm, no offense but weren't you paying attention when we first called them out as a fraud months ago?

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