Mr Wonderful "Kevin O'leary" Scam [CoffeZilla] Youtube Video - The Shark Tank Scammer
Kevin O'Leary have been selling out since he discovered $DOGE. Kevin O'Leary has done hundreds of crypto promo's. Everything is a scam with this imposter.
Quote from #CoffeeZillaPay me $1,200 and I can make (Mr Wonderful) (Kevin O'Leary) say anything.
Comment from Tom:I guess Kevin is laughing all the way to the bank but the dude sold out his reputation for pennies, relatively speaking. Is this the biggest sellout in history?
Comment from As: Anyone that crops the logo is obviously trying to fool people into thinking it's not a paid cameo...
Coffeezilla breakdown Youtube video exsposing Kevin O'leary Scams #MrWonderful
One could assume that his wine is rubbish also most likely has no idea of a fine wine.
The road ahead for "Mr Wonderful" is going to be interesting.
It has been reported that Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, may have been used as a conduit for the laundering of at least $2.35 billion in illicit funds. According to Reuters, this discovery was made during an investigation. In September 2020, a North Korean hacking group called Lazarus reportedly broke into a small Slovakian cryptocurrency exchange and stole virtual currency worth approximately $5.4 million. It is not clear if there is a connection between these events.
Customer proof of DDoS and other attack metadata will be provided soon!
It has been reported that the cryptocurrency world is plagued by scams. To protect against these scams, it is suggested that users take their own precautions such as being vigilant, using the Binance Verify tool, and reporting anything suspicious to Binance support. Despite the security measures in place at Binance, it is important for users to be aware of the potential for scams and take steps to protect themselves. According to a statement, even with the security measures in place at Binance, the company still experiences a significant number of cyberattacks, phishing attacks, and scams targeting the cryptocurrency community.
Medibank, the second major Australian company to be hacked after Optus, warned that more customer data, including passport numbers, will be uploaded to the dark web after the first batch of data was released overnight. The data includes names, birthdates, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, health claims information, Medicare numbers for Medibank's ahm customers, and passport numbers for international student clients. The suspected Russian hackers behind the attack on Medibank are expected to face an Australian counteroffensive as authorities work to identify and target the hackers. Cybersecurity Minister Clare O'Neil has announced that the federal government has launched a high-tech policing operation to target the networks of hackers stealing the private information of Australian citizens.
A 19-year-old boy in Sydney, Australia named Dennis Su was caught after sending threatening texts to victims of the Optus hack, demanding they pay him $2,000. Su pleaded guilty to two counts of using equipment connected to a network to commit a serious offense at the Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday. He had contacted 92 customers whose phone numbers and personal details were released online by hackers in September, during the largest cyber attack in Australia's history.
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Optus has advised its customers to change their passwords for online services, including banking, and to set up stronger authentication measures in order to protect themselves from a major cyber security attack. The company has been working to secure the personal information of its millions of customers, as it is believed that hackers may have accessed names, dates of birth, phone numbers, email addresses, driver's license numbers, passport numbers, and addresses.
The question arises as to whether customers of OPTUS need to urgently change all their passwords if the company claims that no customer credentials were exploited. This could potentially create another security risk, as many customers already had remote access through OPTUS to manage their private accounts.
Random tests at OPTUS stores have revealed that staff are leaving the company in large numbers, as OPTUS management is trying to avoid any customer contact. Many stores are now directing customers to go to the Ombudsman and complain. International companies are now investigating the extent to which OPTUS staff are involved in the hack, which has reportedly been ongoing for over 5 years.
We have digital forensic data to post as soon as it is ready to go. Stay Tuned and please comment if you have had issues with #OPTUSHACK
CryptoZoo is undergoing upgrades to the core infrastructure of the ecosystem.
Nothing to build Logan uses stolen crypto contract. No Game, No Investment, Zero Profit, Total Scam
We have more jussy information coming soon. Stay Tunes
Logan Paul, a YouTube boxer and the face of the CryptoZoo NFT project, has accused fellow YouTuber and internet detective Coffeezilla of defamation for alleging that the project is a scam. The two have been publicly feuding on social media and YouTube since December 17, when Coffeezilla released the first video in a series criticizing CryptoZoo and Paul. In his most recent video, Paul claims that Coffeezilla has "monetized a narrative" that he is a fraud or has tried to scam his audience. According to Coffeezilla, CryptoZoo was supposed to be a fun blockchain game that could earn players money, but he alleges that it has failed to deliver on its promises and that millions of dollars of investor money have been wasted.
It's difficult to speculate about the motivations of specific individuals who may have lost money in the CryptoZooNFT project. People's decisions to invest in any venture can be influenced by a variety of factors, including the possibility of earning a return on their investment, their level of understanding of the project and its risks, and their personal financial situation. In some cases, people may be motivated by a desire to be part of a community or to participate in something that they believe has the potential to be successful. It's important to note that investing in any venture carries inherent risks, and it's essential to carefully consider those risks before making any investment decisions. It's always a good idea to do thorough research and due diligence before making any financial commitments.
Logan Paul has been accused of baiting people into investing in the CryptoZoo NFT project, which was supposedly a game in which players could hatch eggs to create images of animals, breed those images to create hybrid animals, and potentially earn money. However, the project has allegedly failed to deliver on its promises, and Paul has been accused of abandoning it, deflecting blame, and moving on to other ventures. As a result, many people are now left with large amounts of money tied up in useless digital assets. It has been suggested that Paul misled people into investing in the project and has now abandoned them, leaving them with significant financial losses.
Get #REKT @ CryptoZoo was supposed to be a fun blockchain game that can earn you money... Millions of dollars of investor money later, things are still broken. Coffeezilla investigates.
It's possible that someone might describe Logan as trustworthy or honest if they have had personal experiences with him that have led them to believe that he is a reliable and truthful person. It's also possible that someone might have a different definition of what it means to be trustworthy or honest, and therefore might view Logan as fitting those qualities even if others do not. It's important to keep in mind that people's perceptions of others can be influenced by many different factors and can vary widely.
Be cautious when considering any investment or business opportunity, and to do thorough research and due diligence before making any decisions. It's always a good idea to be skeptical of any claims that seem too good to be true and to be cautious of any scams or fraudulent activities. It's also a good idea to consult with a financial advisor or legal professional before making any significant financial decisions.
A ticketing scam that has been brought to our attention. Some individuals and partners working at Outix is a scam and involved in fraud.
Claims they have taken $88k in ticketing sales for our NRL trial event at Port Macquarie on 29th Feb 2020 and still have not provide the ticketing income back to our 2000 junior players - uncontactable and unresponsive. Investigations have begun into miillions of dollars in stolen funds and the sale of customer data and creditials.
Complaints about a number of people involved in events including "NRL, Cancer Victoria, Club7, Melbourne Hard Trance Reunion and many more" also various night club owners promoters have been flagged as a concern.
We have more information being put together relating to online fraud and hacking allegations.
"If you have been a victim of this scam, we encourage you to report it to the police," said a spokesperson for the police department. "We also remind everyone to be careful when booking events online and through social media platforms."
Our goal is to ensure that you receive the correct payment amount and to prevent any incorrect payments that may result in a debt that you would need to repay. To achieve this, we conduct proactive payment reviews and other compliance activities such as identity checks, data-matching, and data-mining. We may also investigate individuals who may be withholding information or providing false information. In cases where there is evidence of criminal behavior, we may refer the matter to the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions. We also work with other government agencies, including the Australian Federal Police, the National Disability Insurance Agency, and the Australian Taxation Office, as well as the private sector, to gather information and intelligence. We may share this information as needed in order to improve our compliance efforts.
Authorities have identified a significant number of attempted GST refund fraud cases, many of which have been linked to tech scammers based in India. The fraud attempts typically involve the creation of a fake business, the submission of a fraudulent Australian business number application, and the submission of fictitious business activity statements in an attempt to obtain a false GST refund. This fraudulent activity has been advertised and shared online, particularly on social media, and authorities are working with digital platforms to remove this content. It is believed that the involvement of tech scammers based in India, as well as some new Indian-Australian citizens, has contributed to the high number of GST refund fraud attempts.
There have been a large number of attempted GST refund fraud cases identified by authorities. These attempts typically involve the creation of a fake business, the submission of a fraudulent Australian business number application, and the submission of fictitious business activity statements in an attempt to obtain a false GST refund. The fraudulent activity has been advertised and shared online, particularly on social media, and authorities are working with digital platforms to remove this content.
The ATO and the government are allegedly scamming millions of dollars through the Centrelink debt recovery system by sending out over 20,000 debt letters per month, claiming that there is a glitch in the system. However, it is believed that the government is actually attempting to recover more than 4 billion dollars.
This will be difficult for poor people to defend themselves against, as it is seen as large-scale government corruption. The media has reported that only 20% of these debt notices are incorrect, but it is believed that the actual number is closer to 99%. Some people have questioned why Malcolm Turnbull has not been arrested, considering the allegations of corruption. It is suggested that he has not been arrested because he has the authority to sign checks.
The Australian Taxation Office senior member and his family are accused of being involved in tax fraud involving 165 million dollars in tax evasion. Is this another example of politicians appointing individuals with criminal backgrounds to positions in government departments and corporations?
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