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2020-10-18 - Sabrina Vaz (via McCandless Group Legal): DMCA takedown request on thread with no copyrighted content
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Has anyone checked on the Lambo? Florida license plate KWGN37. The basic info shows a 2018 Hurracan with a clean record, but I'd love to hear if it was a rental.
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I did check some Miami exotic car rental companies to see if I could get an easy hit, but I didn't see any cars that matched the one in the picture and any that had shots with a plate either blurred it out or replaced it with a cardboard placeholder. Granted, this was not an exhaustive search. There are enough retards with lambos rolling around Miami that he could know the owner.
I also learned that you can rent exotic sportscars for $1-2k a day. Limited milage of course, but that's something fun I'd consider splurging on for a birthday or special occasion.
Mine will always remains the weaponised autism of the greatest CTF game ever. All seasons of them.
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Remember this and this from my previous post? Turns out that it's more to it than just Nick being thirsty and messaging girls from the Kenna account. Is there a service where you can pay to have people tweet out a scripted message on a large scale? Because it sure looks like that's what Nick did in order to gain attention.
Maddy O'Reilly
Kayden Kross
Madelyn Monroe
Summer Brielle
Nick, of course, doesn't have a clue what's going on.
Some people (one guy) on twitter seemed to argue that these people have been hacked and/or are used in some sort of trolling against Nick. But even if that's the case, he sure is taking advantage of it.
It's also way to convenient. Why mention him together with semi-famous adult models? Why Nick, the guy who would later start an e-pimping business?
The only reasonable conclusion is that Nick has paid people to mention him (the accounts may still be hacked though of course) together with models in order to gain their attention to make them sign up for his e-pimping.
According to this account Nick has been sliding into the dm:s of hundreds of women as Kenna .
In 2012 this guy has claims that most of Nick's followers are bots, the website he used is no longer online and I have no idea about the accuracy or how it decided what accounts were fake and not. But would anyone be surprised if the number is somewhat correct? I mean look at his engagement compared to his number of followers.
This was also eight years ago, when people followed him for gaming news, plenty of those real follower accounts are guaranteed to be idle by now. Compared to gaming-news-man, how many are interested in following cliche-busy-man-on-phone-in-sunny-wheather-man?
Wich brings us too instagram. I'm not overly familiar with the platform, but are we really supposed to believe that nickmccandless (guy-on-phone-in-sunny-wheather with 20 posts) and mccandlessgroup (a business account with 52 posts) have 80k and 70k genuine followers respectively? Although to be fair, both of these accounts have a lot higher engagement than his twitter and I'm sure the scantily clad thots on the mccandlessgroup does help aswell.
Maddy O'Reilly
Kayden Kross
Madelyn Monroe
Summer Brielle
Nick, of course, doesn't have a clue what's going on.
Some people (one guy) on twitter seemed to argue that these people have been hacked and/or are used in some sort of trolling against Nick. But even if that's the case, he sure is taking advantage of it.
It's also way to convenient. Why mention him together with semi-famous adult models? Why Nick, the guy who would later start an e-pimping business?
The only reasonable conclusion is that Nick has paid people to mention him (the accounts may still be hacked though of course) together with models in order to gain their attention to make them sign up for his e-pimping.
According to this account Nick has been sliding into the dm:s of hundreds of women as Kenna .
In 2012 this guy has claims that most of Nick's followers are bots, the website he used is no longer online and I have no idea about the accuracy or how it decided what accounts were fake and not. But would anyone be surprised if the number is somewhat correct? I mean look at his engagement compared to his number of followers.
This was also eight years ago, when people followed him for gaming news, plenty of those real follower accounts are guaranteed to be idle by now. Compared to gaming-news-man, how many are interested in following cliche-busy-man-on-phone-in-sunny-wheather-man?
Wich brings us too instagram. I'm not overly familiar with the platform, but are we really supposed to believe that nickmccandless (guy-on-phone-in-sunny-wheather with 20 posts) and mccandlessgroup (a business account with 52 posts) have 80k and 70k genuine followers respectively? Although to be fair, both of these accounts have a lot higher engagement than his twitter and I'm sure the scantily clad thots on the mccandlessgroup does help aswell.
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There is literally nothing wrong with doxing.
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You got any more pics of the Lambo that he posted? I scanned the thread and didn't even find this picture. I think I tracked down the rental agency he uses; South Beach Exotic Rentals.
That one was grey (might be a match for your photo), but in the other picture he is driving a black one:
That seat color scheme seems to be customized because every other Lambo had all red seats; thus it's distinct. This picture is linked to South Beach Exotic Rentals and matches.
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When you pretend to be a chad by renting out a lambo that you never are going to be able purchasing with the low amount of money this clown musta earn per year which is non-existent to less than 25K or even less lmao!
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Maybe they swapped out the rims, but they don't match the grey one I thought I found. But the black/red seats is not a combo I can find anywhere else except that one place. It's not like we don't know these aren't rentals either way. No one lives in an apartment and owns 2 Lambos.
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80K+ followers on a account that screams fake and isn't used anymore? Yeah, he bought fake followers!
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Lol, oh
that's so edgy man, parking in a no parking space. What a pimp.
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Ahem.
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Just wanted to say your avatar is horrifying and my wife will probably get a beating while wesleep because of it tonight.
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If what is displayed here is the sum total of your genetic legacy, wouldn't you be obsessed with crafting better children?
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I wonder if the scamming thots are drawn to the scammer, or if the scammer encourages the thots to scam? Both Sabrina and Ellie-Jean are doing the same 'charge $10 for onlyfans, then charge $50-100 per nude and then lie about it actually being a nude' scam that I hadn't heard of e-thots doing before. It makes me wonder if they're just cheap and trashy and so gravitate to someone as cheap and trashy as them, or if they went to him and one of his 'here's how I make my models millions' bits of advice is 'set up an onlyfans, post IG-friendly content, and then release the actual goodies as PPV content - oh, no, you don't have to go full nude, just claim you're going to, and if you do it via DM no one will know until they pay'. Then as part of his 'legal' package, he goes and issues false DMCAs to anyone who tries to warn people about what's actually in the videos, because it's 'violating her copyright and illegal to leak the contents'. (he's just so bad at it he tried to DMCA the Farms for old stuff unrelated to the onlyfans content, so good job making Serena's scam way more public and well known than before, Nick!)
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I have to imagine it is part of Nick's pitch to undercut OnlyFans and how he was able to get a "big-name" like Ellie-Jean to sign up for his scam sites. The script, as I envision it, boasts the fact that the "model" would receive a more generous sum under Nick's Scam Sites, the "model" would get an "individualized" site, and not actually have to do the nudes. I've taken a look at the Ellie-Jean site, and it is worth noting that while the "censored" pictures have highly suggestive text, nothing on the site affirmatively indicates that the pictures are actually nudes, only strongly implying it. Remember, Sabrina has a Nick Scam Site as well, which is why Nick went after the Farms.
I suspect that the reason why Nick has to be so aggressive about DMCAing content is that he is trying to keep the lid on the scam. As long as people who subscribe to his "service" can't get the word out about the misleading advertisements, the more people he can sucker in to buying his "model's" "content." As long as the consumer believes that these "exclusive" sites function as an OnlyFans equivalent where "models" post pornographic content not available on Instagram, the illusion is maintained and the money from an army of simps can roll in. I am not familiar with the relevant law here, but I wouldn't be surprised that this "service" is butting right up against the threshold of legality.
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Exactly, I was going to mention that Sabrina was moving to a private site where she couldn't be reported to Onlyfans, and that's when the fake DMCAing started hitting everyone possible. It definitely feels like a classical scummy/scammy move where they try to scam people and then silence them to prevent those people reporting the scam. I also have my doubts how legal this is. It's also stupid, because it's the kind of behavior a liquidator would use - you can theoretically stop angry simps from sharing the information, but you have to rely on constantly getting new simps as the old ones get angry and leave, while you actively stamp out word of mouth. It makes Nick money since he can always get new thots to use in the scam, but the thots will wring their simp well dry and ruin themselves so they can never try going legit later.
Ironically, as dumb as Sabrina is, she seems to have been smart enough to realize she couldn't continue the gravy train without providing nudes. She was just too dumb to figure out how to fake nudes properly, and too selfish to just give her simps the goods. She only pressed the DMCA panic button when she got caught with that, rather than getting caught not giving out the nudes. I'm still not sympathetic to her, though, because all she needed to do to avoid this was either stop pretending she had an onlyfans when she didn't, or just get naked for her simps. Anyone who's going to write you off as an e-whore for having an onlyfans won't care if there isn't actual nudes on there, so you receive literally no benefit in having one and not delivering. It's all losing. Which makes sense if it's a scammy plan from Scammy Nick.
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So how is the DMCA going?
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This entire thread is the ultimate example of “one day you’ll try to scam the wrong person” 
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