beware kindjake - likely scammer

jamesNoland

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• Jul 15, 2001

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avoid at all costs he is a fraud mostly likely and affiliated with Gamblerjake and John Mcnaught scammer.

Noland,

I've edited out his websites from your message. Wouldn't it be more logical if you want to protect people from someone, you don't give them directions to where you don't want them to go?

Please, no further directions to this guy's anything. He is banned from the Prescription.

Leave it alone, Please.

[This message was edited by Conan on 07-15-01 at 07:41 PM.]

 

• Jul 15, 2001

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Conan,

I disagree.

I have viewed sufficient evidence to convince me that kindajake.com is a complete SCAM site and should be avoided by EVERYONE.

I equate it with the MOST WANTED List in post offices.

gamblerjake, gamblerjake1475, hawksman1475, lemmonsportspicks - (and I am probably missing a few) - Bob Lemmon, James McNaught of Peoria Illinois, Jacob Stearley from Terre Haute, IN

ALL are aliases of this SCAMMER.

Though Mr. James Noland is not without guilt himself.

Joe

 

• Jul 15, 2001

• #3

OK Joe,

I did find the five references to the same place a bit too much.

However since you've already mentioned it once here, I think that's sufficient for people to become aware of him.

 

jamesNoland

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• Jul 17, 2001

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I have learned that when my WebTV system continually accesses his system, it slows his system down. He complained and told me to leave his kindjake website alone. I recommend the ONLY people to visit it are the ones who also have webtv, and who's browser is not compatible with his software. When attempting to login to he personal user account, to the right of the site administrators login, your web tv system will stay connected and your red light will flash constantly, and it will stay this way for several minutes, and really slow down his scam site, and if it is done especially at crunch times, will ruin his gambling service scam.

 

jamesNoland

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• Jul 17, 2001

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And really I have tried to be careful not to over do it, and lately just replied to where the scammer is so dumb to start the issue again that he is getting hurt on. This topic I believe started sunday night when i started using my webtv to stay locked on his account access screen indefinitely. I think it shows some desperation on his part again, and really I have my own friends who have web tv's and hope the issue goes away on it's own here. Thank you Joe for reading my evidence again.

 

• Jul 17, 2001

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James,

I have a better idea. Instead of people trying to tie up his website. (That might not work anyway.) How about YOU going to OTHER watchdog sites like you have here and tell everyone your story? /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

If you are dead set on stopping this dude, that's the way to go. If you see an ad of his someplace, write to the publication that ran the ad. Ruin his reputaion everywhere.

You've said plenty here. He'll never spew his venom on this site again. But you've still got a big job to do out there. Now go get 'em tiger.

Good luck

 

dimeplayersonly

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• Oct 14, 2003

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bump