Details Magazine Chris Mallick Article
 

interesting read

http://www.details.com/culture-trend...?currentPage=1

he deserves to die a slow and painful death....

good read, nothing new... And still no fucking clues about what happened with the epass money.
Mallick still owe me 20.51
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"His career is littered with lawsuits stretching back to the mid-eighties—cases of breach of contract and even civil harassment ranging from Texas to New York to California."

thanks for the link
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"I hate the things that people say about me, he says."

I hate he hurt my wallet!

I should have pulled all my ePissporte funds if I ever saw this picture:

http://www.details.com/images/cultur...icle_embed.jpg

:1orglaugh :Oh crap ...

http://pawsru.org/f/src/f103612_duplicate.jpg

Duplicate thread...

Details Article thread started by Details author, and including Michael O whistle-blowing posts.

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in our national cinema server his movie gets 81% and everyone is pissing himself of how great the movie was ... maybe i have to check it finally, even if i paid for the movie some dollars already :)

good read. thx

sorry. by the way, your link doesn't go to any thread.

A very good read indead.

"What if I fell and I couldn't get up?" he thought. "No one would get me until the maid got there. That's a shitty way to be."

Classic.

mother fucker mallick!

its interesting that within that article there are several blatant lies from mallick...

yeah, 95% of the people got paid... :1orglaugh

and anyone he owes money to will get paid.. :1orglaugh







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The article is a good read but Mallick is a mother fucking liar.

look up there! it's your money in motion....I gotta frame this.

puff piece ...

Oops, my bad - no prob. :)

Link fixed (lots of info in this thread):

Details Magazine Feature about Christopher Mallick

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hey thanks, I read that thread earlier, before someone on the 3rd page put the link to Details. Didn't realize it was there, just thought people might be interested in reading the story.

Nice article. Quite a bit better than expected.

So who here still hasn't been paid all of their wallet funds? I'd like to believe him but I'm skeptical because I haven't seen him post here promising to pay people. Usually someone who sincerely has this sort of attitude will make sure they are visible.

Really interesting article, thanks for posting it.

Interesting read, but I have a feeling he's completely re-writing his history here.

i'm surprised someone doesn't handshake him in the face.

at least you know he hangs out in vegas.

those image shack bastards! and screw that i like the market smart edition now;)
http://imageupload.org/?di=3129848011013

somebody needs to find this fucker

Etology.com did not get their funds back to this day Feb 23, 2011. I doubt we ever will.

And that is who everyone chose to trust their money with because nobody did any homework on the guy.

Now you've done the same thing with Paxum and Payoneer. You have no idea who's really behind and it you're tossing your funds into the wind once again.

And when the homework IS done and people are caught and outed, no one cares and does business with them anyway. :helpme

Really makes me wonder what some of your lives are like and what you did before you tried your hand in the porn biz.

Did you end up kicking Quagmire's ass at the golf game Friday night?






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cut/paste some text in different order:

Then, in April 2008, following a visit from the FBI, ePassporte quit the online-poker business. "It was probably 75 percent of our revenue," Mallick says. "It cost us a fortune to quit. And I'm convinced that had we continued, we wouldn't have had any legal problems." He withdrew, he says, because ePassporte had worked closely with law enforcement on issues like tracking card fraud and money laundering, and he didn't want to jeopardize that relationship. "We weren't going to poke a stick in their face over this. So with an abundance of caution, we stopped."

Regardless, ePassporte was never prosecuted or fined. "The government just doesn't have the resources to punish everyone who violates the law, ?. "Following UIGEA, the people in the industry of good faith left the market.". The U.S. Attorney's office declined to comment because charges were never filed. The FBI did not respond to repeated requests to comment for this article.

For those who claim otherwise, he has a promise: "Everyone that is owed money?to the extent that I have anything to do with it?will be paid."

Mallick claims he was in discussions to sell the company to SKNA, which would allow him to devote himself full-time to filmmaking. And where account holders' funds had exclusively been held at one bank?SKNA, which fell under Visa's oversight?now ePassporte was encouraging its customers to wire their funds to first one then another non-Visa-accredited bank on the nearby island of Curaçao. In September 2010, the designated bank was United International Bank (UIB), where ePassporte's managing director, Gregory Elias, sat on the supervisory board.

He can't explain why Visa abruptly terminated its relationship with ePassporte: "I have a lot of ideas about what's going on, but I don't have any facts." He insists the credit-card company is responsible. Visa says it was merely responding to a request from SKNA. And SKNA won't comment, pending possible litigation.

..."and I can't say it out loud, but I know exactly what happened here." And then he says it: SKNA may have screwed him. "It's Gordon Gekko 101?if you want to buy something, you cripple it, break it up, buy the pieces for cheap, and reassemble it later. . . ."

He promises that one day the truth about ePassporte's mysterious implosion will come out. "I know all sorts of things about why this happened. And if I tell anyone, I'll tell you," he says, then smiles. "I'm a filmmaker, I reference movies. You got to think about what Hal Holbrook says in All the President's Men: 'Follow the money!' Who stands to gain? Who stands to benefit? If you think about that for long enough, you'll figure it out."

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what is mallick not telling but strongly suggesting here?

Jams Caan and Luke Wilson must have really needed money.

that's why I'm not doing business with any of the new processing companies. Checks, wires, and paypal for me right now. And the paypal funds get withdrawn to my bank account right away.

Actually for them it's another gig and I'm sure they got paid what their agents asked for. Trust me I'm sure they didn't get Mallicked :upsidedow

or "sleazied", which is when a guy goes bankrupt to avoid paying people he owes.... :1orglaugh






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I'm owed close to $900... Not enough for me to be able to do anything about it, but enough that it pisses me off to no end. That's what he's banking on, that most ppl won't bother doing anything because they're not owed a lot of money. We all know he paid off all the big account holders.

$5m "missing" and 5% of the people not paid because of fraud???? What a fucking piece of shit... No fucking fraud on my end and the scumbag hasn't paid me... Fucking die a long slow agonizing death you piece of shit.

Indeed a nice read... Thanks for sharing man!!

relax everyone...after all, like Mallick says, "paper is only paper."

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Come on.... no one has caught the text at the top but me???

"Middle men is ONE OF THE FILMS THAT EXISTS TODAY"

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh that is just fucking perfect.

-Loki-

Interesting read :)

5 pages!?

"Middle Men is one of the films that exists today" Excellent review. :1orglaugh

thats one of the only reviews of a movie that is completely true!

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

It's part of my new truth in advertising campaign.

no crap movie will be spared, especially Mallick-Craptastrophes;)