Topic: Videos of WoodCollector Hand Carving: Care of MOB - page 14. (Read 21528 times)

very possible imo

He probably didn't have a need for it. I believe the 21st was around the time that Nubbins started to call out WC.

It is possible that TECHSHARE is WC's brother (he mentioned a family member of his was familiar with wood art). Or it is possible that this was said to you in order to disguise the the fact they are the same person.

Perhaps, Business?

I guess yours and mine make six

Sorry, got excited!

The /hyperfool.com/ subfolder isn't in the google cache from the 21st either.


TECSHARE owns the rezdesign.com domain; he's hosting files for himself as well as woodcollector on that domain.


Not necessarily. WoodCollector hasn't needed a place to upload videos until now. The fact that TECSHARE sold/gave WC a domain AND hosting space in the middle of this whole fiasco, to me, indicates that their relationship is more than casual.

If TecShare were WC or had a deeper connection wouldn't that folder have existed prior?

I don't understand the significance of this. Is this just a strange picture that TECSHARE uploaded, or is it somehow connected to WC?

Did you really have to make 4 separate posts in rapid succession for this?

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:rezdesign.com

The "woodcollector" subfolder on rezdesign.com wasn't there on January 21, 2015.

To be fair he did get away with a good amount of money before anyone caught onto him.

The only potential explanation that I can think of (really just playing devils advocate) is that he was having trouble uploading the video to YouTube from his home computer so he uploaded it to the website and then from BlueHosting to YouTube.

why does he (Tecshare) have a woodcollector folder on his server?

...or careful...

Well, he's not particularly smart...

But why would WC buy a domain for the sole purpose of hosting a "fuck nubbins" video on it? If you go to hyperfool.com it is just an advertisement (as in there is no actual content on the /index.html page). He eventually uploaded it to YouTube anyway, so I don't see the point in uploading it first to a parked domain and then to YouTube

 Re: Nubbins is the type of Plague that destroys this community (video proof thread)
January 21, 2015, 12:16:43 PM
   
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Quote from: nubbins on January 21, 2015, 10:56:27 AM
I'm sorry you feel the way you do, but I'd do it all again. You need to hit scammers hard and fast, so they don't have enough time to make up believable lies.

Remember the dark wooden round he posted a photo of, with white-blond wood shavings on top, as if they had just been shaved off the piece?

I suspected he was running a scam from the get-go, and I did in fact wait until I was absolutely sure before I pulled the trigger. I understand that some of my words may have been offensive to some, but I have no tolerance for scammers.

I am an owner of a 40w laser engraver, and an immediate family member of mine is a professional woodworker, so I am familiar with most of the tools involved here, yet none of the evidence you have produced as of yet is 100% proof of anything. One thing you need to keep in mind is YOU ARE NOT INFALLIBLE. You may be 100% assured of your conclusions, but that doesn't mean you are 100% right. The fact that you seem to be willing to leave no room for your own error and inject the extra vitriol that no one would welcome, scammer or not, demonstrates to me your own inability to reason. In short you are unnecessarily muddying the waters of what my or may not be an accurate scam accusation to satiate your own emotional compulsions. This addition of emotional content makes it harder for ALL ACCUSERS, as well as ALL ACCUSED, even innocent ones.

http://rezdesign.com/tecshare/img/woodback.JPG

http://rezdesign.com/tecshare/img/girlfriend.JPG

 

http://rezdesign.com/woodcollector/

http://rezdesign.com/hyperfool.com/ufcknubbins.mp4

Maybe he sold him a hosting package with the domain? 

perhaps we should wait to hear Tecshare's explanation before speculating further.

Yea, it would mean the website is likely hosted by the same hosting company. According to a quick google search, there were 252 million domain names registered at the end of 2012 (I am sure the number is much higher today). Assuming an equal distribution of hosting providers then BlueHost would have less then a 1% market share.