Watch out for a person named XXXXX XXXXX. He will advertise jobs and make claims to to be very wealthy and want to pay you thousands of dollars a month to work for him. This is all a lie as I just went through all this with him. No website, no other contact with so called team members and then when it came time to do all of the paperwork he says that there was no job for me. He is reported on a actor site as scam artist trying to get people to send him money to mail them a contract. His email address is XXXXXXXX
and another XXXXXXX
if you see this guy RUN! He will ask you to get on Skype and then talk all kinds of non-sense about nothing. He speaks with a british accent. Just an FYI.
I’ve had dealings with him as well. I think he must have some sort of mental illness or something (seriously).
I always perform due diligence on potential clients, and the gmail address, no web site, no online presence at all other than a post on a forum saying “he’s a scammer” turned me off completely. In the light of all this, when he announced he had a $4m budget I knew I was dealing with a crackpot.
Aye, and by resurrecting this thread XXXXX has brought himself to the attention of more Unity Forum members, exposing himself further. Well done!
Now I’ve calmed down and re-read his post, I’m disappointed I wasn’t labelled a drug-taking robber, merely a hacker. Even in someone’s crazy delusional fantasies, I’m still a nerd!
As a designer i did work for XXXXX XXXXX a month ago and was paid $2000.00,and as a American i find it disappointing we as citizens has to criticize another nations and individuals during this US recession period but i am lucky i found a great friend name XXXXX XXXXX:)
As a nation we fail to realise that we are the scammers of the world from Bernie Madoff,Tyco ,Enron,www.americangreed.cnbc.com and the accuring global recession .
America’s $13trillion debt is set to overtake the country’s GDP within the next two years as economists warn of a ‘debt super cycle.’
Forecasters predict the U.S. debt will grow to surpass gross domestic product in 2012, based on data from the International Monetary Fund.
According to Bloomberg, the world’s largest economy will expand at a slower pace than the 3.2 per cent average of the past five decades.
It comes as Barack Obama borrows record amounts to fund spending programs to help the economy recover from its longest recession since the 1930s.
‘Over the long term, interest rates on government debt will likely have to rise to attract investors,’ said Hiroki Shimazu, a market economist in Tokyo at Nikko Cordial Securities Inc.
'That will be a big burden on the government and the people
