He is on facebook and myspace....send a link to everyone of his friends and associates on both of those websites.....let them know what a dirtbag he is too.

Beat: Brett Mrozowski and I share the same birthday

it is from the german movie "keinohrhasen":

so what now?

- he doesn't use his 2p2 account and his AP- and FTP-account anymore
- his parents know what he did but don't respond to emails, phone calls and messages left on the answering machine
- this thread is the #1 hit when someone googles his name
- this thread is the #2 hit when someone googles his mothers name
- someone sent links to this thread to most of his facebook friends
- someone posted about this at his mothers wikipedia page
- this thread has 50k views and 5 pictures of him.. no idea how many different people this are but i am sure someone will recognize him next year in vegas

totally worth the 3k.

Pokerbot, have you inquired into filing a criminal complaint or a civil complaint against him?

That does seem like some good revenge.

yes, that post from Pook sounds really good:

this should be a good job for a law student or someone else who has the knowledge to get this done, ideally living close to him. i would obv pay for the work, PM me.

I seriously doubt that the cost of any reasonable lawyer would be +ev for you to hire them to get your 3k back.

* law student

yeah but then at least another piece of scum liar thief dbag can have it and not Brett. should be totally +EV if its just a wash

bump

cant believe I read all this. hope you get your money back op (unlikely)

From testimonials page on dailyvariance.com (who sell the tri/CTS ebook):

""Just read half the book. There is so much good information in here it is going to take me months to apply it all.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Cole is a genius" -- Speedlimits (2+2) "

If you took him to court to establish guilt then couldn't you sue him for legal fees and your trouble?

No. If speedlimits gets convicted of a crime, pokerbot wouldn't have any legal fees b/c the state (whichever one speedlimits lives in) would prosecuting the case and bearing those costs. Although, a judge might award pokerbot restitution.

Interesting thing here is that the "theft" (in quotes b/c it could also be considered "fraud" or "false pretenses" depending on the way the criminal law is written wherever he is) actually occurred over the internet. So if pokerbot wanted wants to file some sort of criminal complaint, he'd probably do it with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Now we're not talking local county prosecution; instead, the feds would look into it, including the FBI.

A civil lawsuit gets hairier, but that's enough posting for now.

Pokerbot, if you have any law-related questions, I might be able to give you some info. PM me if you want.

bump

This dispute would not be enforceable in a U.S. court - small claims or otherwise (and yes you can be represented in small claims court). As a stretch - maybe a breach of contract/fraud action but that would be all and I'm about certain there's no jurisdiction in an American court no matter how you plead this dispute. Also, there is no possibility of a criminal action, not even remotely based on the facts of this circumstance.

Unfortunately, bot's probably going about trying to recover the only way it could possibly get done.

It wouldn't hurt for him to at least try. Since he knows where he lives he should talk to the police there -- I'm sure they will at least be able to tell him something helpful even if they can't do anything themselves.

didn't know that book had scamming tips

back to the first page of BBV imo.

less opinions, more photoshops

lolololol at respected name and player being just destroyed...

U really never know about people.. well played OP. Im sure u agree, u've come out on top, 3k less but still. Should be satisfied with your efforts

update?

can someone please provide cliffs?