Tanner Vaughn Scammer Fraud Lying Filth

Rage9 said:
Right, if I knew I could get away with that, I'd be on that train all day, because it's not hard to write a cloaker.
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Kiopa_Matt said:
BTW... how does one go about finding clients who are willing to pay $25k for a cloaker? Let me know, as that would be great!

Hell, I'll even do it for a simple $5k. No worries.
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sumohax0r said:
Wow, how fucking embarrassing this is for all you guys sending Tanner thousands of dollars without getting any proof of these products / services ... and who the fuck pays for Coaching? Only idiots who can't make it sell coaching services, and that's true in any industry.

I bet you guys would fall for your own landing pages.
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I LOL'ed at this --> I bet you guys would fall for your own landing pages. :thumbsup:
 
You guys who buy coaching programs from "gurus" and pay $10k for a cloaker without even signing a contract or seeing if the application even exists are complete fucking morons who should leave the industry along with Tanner.

How embarrassing!

Some of the Internet tough guys here who suggest giving Tanner a beat down are equally retarded. You do realize that as soon as you start using violence to collect a debt, you end up on the wrong side of the law right?

The smart approach would be doing proper due diligence in the first place. Do what I do and hire a private eye, and don't take anything at face value. If the business deal still goes sour, then your option is either arbitration (if the contract you signed allows for that) or litigation.
 
Does anyone want to purchase this awesome thing for $100k? I won't tell you what it is until after the payment, but it's definitely worth it.
 
I'm going to start a BST service: "WHITE LABEL - Learn how to not get scammed - PANDA KILLER"

For $99 I will show you how to follow these 4 simple steps -
1. Don't give money to unproven services/people
2. Don't give money to unproven services/people
3. Don't give money to unproven services/people
4. Profit
 
How else did you expect Tanner to pay his FTC fines?

I bet the FTC would be interested in his cloaker and media buying. I think if he ran media hes not supposed to the FTC will ass rape him. Last time was a slap on the wrist, second time is an anal raping without lube.

Contact Steve Wernikoff at the FTC hes the guy who shut Tanner down the first time i bet he would love to hear about his cloaking on facebook
 
PS- I have no remorse for those that got scammed by Tanner. You guys deserve it. You're a bunch of idiots.

I don't bother asking why or how about things like these, because its a waste of time.

The kid is an FTC stooge. He got nailed for being a captain obvious idiot and deserved the be nailed for it. Then he turned and ratted on others..... And you think he's a "go to guy" for a cloaker?! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Wait wait, I need to catch my breath from laughing... hold on...

.....and then.... you wire him money, and you don't sign any agreement of any sort?!!?!?

......and then to make it even funnier... you fucking contact him and eat up his OBVIOUS excuses on Facebook and email and you still have faith and hope that you're going to get this piece of shit script?????

HOLY SHIT!!!

YOU ARE A FUCKING IMBECILE!!!!

ALL OF YOU THAT HAVE BEEN SCAMMED ARE FUCKING IDIOTS!!!!!

Idiots fucking over other idiots. That's all this is.

Goddamn. I have a bridge to sell to you.
 
I often wonder which circles some you/these young affiliate dudes hang in, where everyone just have tens of thousands of dollars to spend on worthless stuff.

I'm guessing, just a hunch, that most of this circle of people are rich spoilt kids who want to be cool. I mean, how else do so gullible and clueless people get $10K to throw away at an indicted felon (or something similar).
 
seriously guys, let's talk about the scraper!

i assume for $10k ($25k?) it's a whitelist/blacklist IP service similiar to fantomaster's Google stuff back in the day?
 
Unarmed Gunman said:
Why are there so many soft ass people in this industry. You mean to tell me $10k isn't worth at least a beat down?
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volk8787 said:
Why no one breaks his legs? This is a huge fcking scammer and he is well on his way?
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Nothing says manliness like getting scammed on something extremely retarded and then committing a crime that will put you at risk of going to jail.

Seriously, how your 'friend' could have the gal to not only get scammed due to being a retard, but then publish it? I mean, if I was that incredibly retarded, I'd hide it, least the whole world realizes what an incredible retard I am.

And that Tanner must have read the 48 laws of power:

Law28: Enter Action with Boldness

“If you are unsure of a course of action, do not attempt it.”

Impudence makes a lie more believable. An action done with audacity would yield more reaction, attention and oddly enough, even trust. The 28th law tells us to be explosive at being bold. It does not require of us to know what we say and be one hundred percent sure about it, as long as we exude an air of superiority. We lie at the pretence that we know everything; that we’re not vulnerable to thinking twice and making mistakes. More so, in addition to being audacious we must remember that thinking twice and showing that we could work on compromise would lead others to thinking that we can be pushed around like a doormat. After achieving the perfect explosive effrontery, work on asking for so much more than what you have planned. If done without qualms, it would work like a charm. Audacity, however, doesn’t always work for everyone. Sometimes, you have to feign helplessness – or maybe even respectable - and just when people think you’re exactly like that, you shock them with your boldness and cunning abilities. You make everyone believe and fear you for all the wrong reasons; pretending to be all-knowing and omnipotent.

Consider what Count Victor Lustig did back in 1925 – he tried selling the Eiffel Tower to five of the most successful dealers in the scrap metal business, and he “sold” it for 250,000 francs (money amounting to $1,000,000 now). The poor victim, Monsieur P, actually believed what Count Victor Lustig said simply because he thought no one would ever pull off a con job involving something so massive and obvious like the Eiffel Tower.
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