Best Scammers of the 2000s?

Why do you treat bgol like its a blog site?

Right now there’s a 20 page thread with 12 years of updates on the front page titled “Music Biz: Taylor Swift NEW Tortured Poets Department - the largest streaming week for an album ever, UPDATE: JULY 4TH WEDDING!!!”

Go fuck yourself.
 
How many are Black?

Top Notorious Scammers Featured on American Greed.

    • Bernie Madoff ($64 Billion): Madoff ran the largest and most destructive Ponzi scheme in history, deceiving thousands of individual investors, charities, and major financial institutions with fake investment returns before his empire collapsed during the 2008 financial crisis.
    • Tom Petters ($3.65 Billion): Featured prominently in related American Greed coverage, Petters operated a massive multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme in Minnesota utilizing forged purchase orders for consumer electronics before an insider blew the whistle.
    • Scott Tucker ($3.5 Billion): A race-car owner turned predatory payday lender, Tucker ran an illegal, high-interest online payday loan enterprise that generated billions while bypassing state lending limits.
    • Clinical/Internet Con Artists: Schemes like the TelexFree internet pyramid scam raked in roughly $3 billion from nearly 1.8 million victims worldwide, making it one of the largest multi-level marketing frauds prosecuted by the Justice Department.
 
How many are Black?

Top Notorious Scammers Featured on American Greed.

    • Bernie Madoff ($64 Billion): Madoff ran the largest and most destructive Ponzi scheme in history, deceiving thousands of individual investors, charities, and major financial institutions with fake investment returns before his empire collapsed during the 2008 financial crisis.
    • Tom Petters ($3.65 Billion): Featured prominently in related American Greed coverage, Petters operated a massive multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme in Minnesota utilizing forged purchase orders for consumer electronics before an insider blew the whistle.
    • Scott Tucker ($3.5 Billion): A race-car owner turned predatory payday lender, Tucker ran an illegal, high-interest online payday loan enterprise that generated billions while bypassing state lending limits.
    • Clinical/Internet Con Artists: Schemes like the TelexFree internet pyramid scam raked in roughly $3 billion from nearly 1.8 million victims worldwide, making it one of the largest multi-level marketing frauds prosecuted by the Justice Department.

Don’t know why they went in that direction :dunno:

 
Are you gay? Why are you never in the porn threads?

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