BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan

[TwitchySeal]

Where are the players balances?

[JollyGood]

Bitsler is apparently giving away $200 to each new user (up to 250 people) that registers on their bitsler.com website via a referral link from serial scammer Dean Nolan.

There are no checks in place that can be traced back to real ex-betking players so all Bitsler have to go on is the word of serial scammer Dean Nolan who when he completed his final scam by stealing the $400,000 bankroll (of around 50 BTC and blamed it on a non-existent hack) it resulted in the website closing down with game players and investors losing out.

How many of the 250 accounts has Bitsler given $200 to?

How many of 250 accounts are alts of serial scammer Dean Nolan who will pocket freebie cash?

The whole Bitsler-betking $200 deal was a mistake. From the perspective of Bitsler is was a publicity stunt designed to get positive news and hope to add up to 250 new game players but for betking it was a way for serial scammer Dean Nolan to pocket as much of the cash as he could himself.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan portrays himself as a decent man that lost a business that was not because of his negligence and he portrays that because he wants to use that as proof of good conduct in any future litigation that might happen. He is nothing more than a modern day thief, a petty criminal.

Where are the players balances?

[joksim299]

Another newbie account related to betking? Really? So who can be behind this one..... ?

Looking for someone who is still holding depreciated BetKing tokens - reply in confidence to info@cryptolawoffice.io (Lawyer), no fee on your part involved, need some information that will be of mutual benefit to token holders.

A lawyer?

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

[agf]

Another newbie account related to betking? Really? So who can be behind this one..... ?

Looking for someone who is still holding depreciated BetKing tokens - reply in confidence to info@cryptolawoffice.io (Lawyer), no fee on your part involved, need some information that will be of mutual benefit to token holders.

A lawyer?

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

Wll this should be interesting to follow. When I first heard about all this, I was just waiting for some lawyer to jump on it and make it their own. I'm hoping they can expose everything because so much money has been lost now.

[JollyGood]

A fake lawyer using a fake London mailing address to show he has an office there. The so-called lawyer is nothing more than a scammer.

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

[TwitchySeal]

A fake lawyer using a fake London mailing address to show he has an office there. The so-called lawyer is nothing more than a scammer.

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

He's actually a real lawyer that went to an unacreddited law school (Taft) but passed the California bar in 1992.  (One of the few states that allow people to even take the bar without going to real law school - you just have to pass the 'baby bar' first.).

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.
- Exaggerate your experience and qualifications.
- Drop links in bitcointalk threads that victims of scams are likely to see.

It seems like his cryptolawoffice.io is his latest scheme since it was registered only a couple months ago.  

Code:

Domain Name: CRYPTOLAWOFFICE.IO
Registry Domain ID: D503300001183877052-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2020-04-20T15:47:35Z
Creation Date: 2020-04-20T15:47:28Z

There's a long thread about him in a lawyer/law based forum that started in 2009 with the last post in 2018: http://thefogbow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=1207

There's probably some interesting stuff in there but I've haven't had time to do more than skim it.

[joksim299]

A fake lawyer using a fake London mailing address to show he has an office there. The so-called lawyer is nothing more than a scammer.

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

He's actually a real lawyer that went to an unacreddited law school (Taft) but passed the California bar in 1992.  (One of the few states that allow people to even take the bar without going to real law school - you just have to pass the 'baby bar' first.).

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.
- Exaggerate your experience and qualifications.
- Drop links in bitcointalk threads that victims of scams are likely to see.

It seems like his cryptolawoffice.io is his latest scheme since it was registered only a couple months ago.  

Code:

Domain Name: CRYPTOLAWOFFICE.IO
Registry Domain ID: D503300001183877052-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2020-04-20T15:47:35Z
Creation Date: 2020-04-20T15:47:28Z

There's a long thread about him in a lawyer/law based forum that started in 2009 with the last post in 2018: http://thefogbow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=1207

There's probably some interesting stuff in there but I've haven't had time to do more than skim it.

Thanks for the links, interesting topic.

[jonlevy]

Seems odd that someone who actually identifies themselves as a licensed professional is attacked for asking a few questions.  

Of course I am not popular with some folks and this is why:

https://thebitcoinnews.com/author/dr-jon-levy/?fbclid=IwAR3UUyW9t2M8HsbMoIJA0OdA7K9pkXQz3lxeiwaz42zW2ZKA1kjFL9RHQAA

Crypto crime victims should be compensated given the billions made by ICOs, platforms, exchanges, social media, and domains.  Setting up a victim fund is a no brainer if crypto assets are to be trusted.

[BKB-token]

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.

Wait, to collect money outside of my jurisdiction is an outrageous claim?

I have no idea in what hole you live, but I search and collect assets from debtors worldwide (with few exceptions) in cooperation with other private detectives and lawyers!

[TwitchySeal]

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.

Wait, to collect money outside of my jurisdiction is an outrageous claim?

According to the judges who have immediately dismissed his cases.  Yes.

[BKB-token]

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.

Wait, to collect money outside of my jurisdiction is an outrageous claim?

According to the judges who have immediately dismissed his cases.  Yes.

I have noted that, according to you, to demand the scammed BTC from the BetKing admin is an outrageous claim and the applicable court will confirm that the BetKing admin is entitled to keep the loot!

Nevertheless I still look for BetKing token victims?

[jonlevy]

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.

Wait, to collect money outside of my jurisdiction is an outrageous claim?

According to the judges who have immediately dismissed his cases.  Yes.

Well then if that is the case, which it is not, why is everyone so worried about one little lawyer more or less?

Anyone who has been scammed can contact me for a free consult:

Dr. Jonathan Levy
Attoney & Solicitor
info@jlevy.co

https://thebitcoinnews.com/author/dr-jon-levy/

[JollyGood]

Just exactly how the so-called Californian 'baby bar' allows him to use a cheap UK mailing address to pass off as his UK Office thus giving the impression he can practice law with the United Kingdom and has some dort of office where a secretary and a team of lawyers including himself operate from - that is just plain old skulduggery and nothing more than a lie.

This so-called lawyer cannot be trusted therefore everybody is advised to stay away from him no matter what he promises.

I searched his website, why exactly did the "Dr" become part of his name?

Should we raise some funds to help him buy an SSL so his website is considered safe or shall we provide him some links so he can a free Lets Encrypt SSL? Maybe we should hire a coder for him to find and fix the reasons why the SSL connection has failed?

A fake lawyer using a fake London mailing address to show he has an office there. The so-called lawyer is nothing more than a scammer.

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

He's actually a real lawyer that went to an unacreddited law school (Taft) but passed the California bar in 1992.  (One of the few states that allow people to even take the bar without going to real law school - you just have to pass the 'baby bar' first.).

Since then he seems to have a very similar MO as game-protect.  The only difference being he is an actual lawyer somewhere and not anonymous.  
- Make outrageous claims about how you are going to help victims recover their funds even though wherever the money is is out of your jurisdiction.
- Exaggerate your experience and qualifications.
- Drop links in bitcointalk threads that victims of scams are likely to see.

It seems like his cryptolawoffice.io is his latest scheme since it was registered only a couple months ago.  

Code:

Domain Name: CRYPTOLAWOFFICE.IO
Registry Domain ID: D503300001183877052-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2020-04-20T15:47:35Z
Creation Date: 2020-04-20T15:47:28Z

There's a long thread about him in a lawyer/law based forum that started in 2009 with the last post in 2018: http://thefogbow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=1207

There's probably some interesting stuff in there but I've haven't had time to do more than skim it.

[jonlevy]

Jolly old boy, you seem outraged, why?  I am offering a free consultation to scam victims.  For someone who uses a pseudonym  (made up name), you seem very particular.  Also you need to read better, I passed the bar in 1992 and can use Dr. because I hold a PhD from the University of Cincinnati. Do you think only "real lawyers" sit in some stuffy office 60 hours a week while the economy has gone virtual the last 20 years?

[actmyname]

Do you think only "real lawyers" sit in some stuffy office 60 hours a week while the economy has gone virtual the last 20 years?

I would certainly expect that those real lawyers you mention that have stuck with the times are also competent enough to consider the use of a website prior to merely a few months ere their advertisement of their services on a forum. SSL is also quite a low bar to pass for a website. Additionally, it's just odd that the difference in time between the user's account inception and its first post is that of nearly a year.  Can't say it means anything in particular but it's definitely a long lurking session.

[RichGang]

the fact that he hasnt been arrested till now is disturbing. NLNico  needs to be arrested for this scam too. he added and abetted the scam and i even feel he is deans alt

[JollyGood]

I just revisited this thread after a while, that lawyer has not logged in since the middle of June 2020, thankfully

Do you think only "real lawyers" sit in some stuffy office 60 hours a week while the economy has gone virtual the last 20 years?

I would certainly expect that those real lawyers you mention that have stuck with the times are also competent enough to consider the use of a website prior to merely a few months ere their advertisement of their services on a forum. SSL is also quite a low bar to pass for a website. Additionally, it's just odd that the difference in time between the user's account inception and its first post is that of nearly a year.  Can't say it means anything in particular but it's definitely a long lurking session.

[wildan88]

Another newbie account related to betking? Really? So who can be behind this one..... ?

Looking for someone who is still holding depreciated BetKing tokens - reply in confidence to info@cryptolawoffice.io (Lawyer), no fee on your part involved, need some information that will be of mutual benefit to token holders.

A lawyer?

It is a lawyer affiliated with Game Protect...

What I have been able to find out from messages is that Game Protect works with only 1 lawyer. I don't know if the company name is still correct for what he works for but that is this lawyer, his name is R. Bijkerk.
This is the company link he works for, but I do not think it is the same person as be meant in this topic:
https://lms-advocaten.com/en/lms-curacao-gaming-lawyers/

[aomakun]

Dean Nolan is also a well-known actor in the film industry. think it is dangerous to post it like that, he can suffer image damage like that

[RichGang]

Dean Nolan is also a well-known actor in the film industry. think it is dangerous to post it like that, he can suffer image damage like that

i dont think dean the scammer is same as dean nolan the actorr