Mario Nawfal: Scams, Bots, and Fraud w/ whistle-blower @FHeijdenrijk

A few years ago, in the depths of intrigue, Frank received a mysterious invitation to an enigmatic place known as “The Hustle House” in the heart of Turkey, courtesy of the infamous Mario Nawfal. Rumors swirled about this secretive abode, where a clandestine group of individuals toiled relentlessly on growth hacking tactics for companies. However, Frank suspected that their methods, in some cases, strayed far beyond the boundaries of legality, to put it mildly.

Despite the invitation, Frank never set foot inside those elusive walls. Fate, however, had a twisted sense of irony. A year later, having left his previous job in search of new horizons, Frank found himself seeking employment. It was then that one of Mario’s colleagues, beckoned him. They needed a seasoned marketing specialist, and Frank, against his better judgment, succumbed to the lure.

For six months, Frank served as the head of marketing, tirelessly navigating the treacherous waters of Mario’s realm. But fate had more in store for him. As if caught in the whirlwind of an unholy alliance, Frank ascended to the coveted position of CMO, chief marketing officer, within Mario’s grand establishment, the IBC Group – International Blockchain Consulting. His meteoric rise should have been cause for celebration, but the darkness beneath the surface began to cast an ominous shadow.

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Frank vehemently declared that Mario, back then, was not the CEO of IBC Group yet, but instead held the helm of a entity known as NFT Tech. Frank, on a later date, discovered with a heavy heart that Mario had been unceremoniously ousted from NFT Tech, an omen of the malevolence lurking within. Complicated story? Yep, very VERY complicated!

Despite acknowledging Mario’s outward charm, Frank struggled with the knowledge that his newfound prosperity was built upon the ruins of shattered lives. Mario’s insidious machinations had ensnared countless unsuspecting victims, including Frank himself. A staggering debt of $60,000 in unpaid wages hung heavily over their fractured relationship, a haunting reminder of Mario’s treachery.

The excuse for this betrayal was as hollow as a broken promise. Mario claimed that his company suffered from liquidity issues, unable to fulfill its financial obligations. Yet, in a blaze of fury, Frank delved into the labyrinth of the company’s on-chain wallets, only to uncover a web of deceit. There, nestled amidst the digital riches, lay hundreds of thousands of dollars, evidence of Mario’s shameless deception.

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It was in that moment that Frank’s simmering anger erupted into an inferno of indignation. The bonds that once tied him to Mario now lay shattered, irreparably severed. The insidious nature of their collaboration was laid bare. Projects were artfully funded by NFT Tech, a devious ruse to entice unsuspecting partners. And then, like a devil whispering in their ears, the IBC Group would swoop in with false promises, tempting them with a supposed investment of, let’s just name a number here as an example, $200,000, comprised of $50,000 in liquid funds and $150,000 worth of illusory marketing support. But alas, the truth revealed itself in due time—the grandiose marketing promises were but empty words.

The stage was set for an epic battle between Frank and Mario, a conflict born from betrayal and deceit. The echoes of shattered trust reverberated through their souls, as the once-favorable winds of fortune turned into a tempest of vengeance. And so, the curtain rises on a tale of duplicity and retribution, where the sins of one person, or a group of individuals, cast a dark shadow over the lives they’ve ensnared.

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But wait….. is there more? Oh yes babycakes, there is indeed!!!

Mario Nawfal is under review by federal authorities following complaints filed against him. Two individuals, Chet Long and Sigmund Holtz, have reported their concerns to the FBI and SEC regarding Nawfal’s alleged embezzlement of funds from a previous company and discussions about tax evasion. Long, who claims Nawfal owes him $27,000, was instructed by the FBI to preserve his cellphone as potential evidence. Holtz confirmed his contact with the SEC, where he provided specific information about Nawfal. While Nawfal denies the allegations and any outstanding debt, he has faced accusations of causing emotional harm to Long’s family. The SEC and FBI declined to comment on the matter. Nawfal has gained online fame through hosting large Twitter Spaces discussions and has been endorsed by Elon Musk. However, he has also faced scrutiny and public allegations of fraud and misconduct from former employees and clients, including claims of embezzlement and the use of paid accounts to inflate his listenership.

There is some more insight to this story on NBC News.

As the tendrils of deception continue to unravel, we pledge to remain steadfast in our pursuit of truth. Our devoted team of Zaba investigators will delve deeper into the twisted web woven by Frank and Mario, unearthing the secrets that lie dormant in the shadows. With each revelation, we will bring our readers closer to the heart of this gripping saga, shedding light on the dark underbelly of ambition and the consequences of betrayal. Stay tuned as we embark on a relentless journey to expose the full extent of Mario’s “alleged” grifting empire, leaving no stone unturned and no deceit uncovered. This is a story that demands justice, and we vow to be the unwavering voice that champions truth for our readers.

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