That's true, even only 1000 users is a lot since half of that are not even getting service and still paying. The real question is this:
Through this scheme, GARZA defrauded hundreds of individuals around the world of a total of $9,182,000. Judge Chatigny ordered GARZA to pay restitution in that amountFrom the DOJ and below an article from the reformer:
He started a new business, said Garza's father-in-law, to find a way to pay back his victims and "Because of his strong faith and because it would make God happy. I believe with every fiber of my existence he is sincere ..." No one in court would name the new business or categorize it.I think the Judge even heard about this and based his sentence on it that he had a "secret company" or some shit and had to be kept secret from the trolls. Have any of the victims received a single nickel from him at this time or are they all going to plastic surgery, leased jets and lamborghini?
Some other notes:
1. A lost of employees or it might be the staff from the original operation, but the two in the box on the right definitely work there today, the Rawandan and the other guy looks like the food guy in one of the pics.
https://www.apollo.io/companies/Nomad-Internet/60c5b926916ce30001e0d808?chart=count2.
https://everywhereinternet.com mentioned earlier is the same it has the identical terms of service including the same telephone number, either copied and pasted or a test site for launching the scam as also mentioned.
Cancellation requests must be submitted to our
Customer Cancellation Line by calling (512) 668-1239. A customer service agent will then assist in providing you correct return instructions to include a Return Authorization Number (RMA) to reference on your return. Requests to cancel service that are submitted to
billing@everywhereinternet.com or other communication channels will be responded to with the appropriate phone number to formally submit a cancellation request to this help line. Written requests to cancel service will not be processed as a formal request to terminate service.
Cancellation requests must be submitted to our
Customer Cancellation Line by calling (512) 668-1239. A customer service agent will then assist in providing you correct return instructions to include a Return Authorization Number (RMA) to reference on your return. Requests to cancel service that are submitted to
billing@nomadinternet.com or other communication channels will be responded to with the appropriate phone number to formally submit a cancellation request to this help line. Written requests to cancel service will not be processed as a formal request to terminate service.
3. The plastic wife seems to be the front, yet another HXO registered company...and their home address...
CINDY AGUILAR
Director
Map Icon spacer 30665 Us Hwy 281 N
Bulverde, TX 78163
JESSICA GARZA
Director
Map Icon spacer
2469 Hiline Dr
Bulverde, TX 78163https://www.bizapedia.com/tx/hxo-hope-corporation.htmlPretty nice fucking house for an ex-con! Note the black metal winding staircase, same as in the photo of him from linkedin posted earlier here...
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2469-Hiline-Dr-Bulverde-TX-78163/26550258_zpid/zillow stair:
https://ibb.co/JcK6bx3linkedin stair:
https://ibb.co/K9PFw8kSold on
05/27/21 Zestimate®:
$1,094,700So say 1 mil for the house and say max 1 mil to buy the existing internet company, have any of the victims seen even a nickel as directed by the court before these lavish purchases?
That house is incredibly tacky… makes sense. Looks like it sold for $750k in 2021… how do you have $750k in cash or in credit worthiness/poi straight out of prison?…. who do we get into investigate him? probation officer? Any ideas?… Still seeing tons of fresh complaints and new FB groups popping up like “former Nomad internet customers” - enough people that have been scammed sufficiently enough to join a damn Fb group about it. I know there have been tons of FCC and AG complaints, but getting in touch with someone familiar with the scumbag is probably best
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