Ponzi Scammer Publicist Allegedly Targeted Mindy Kahling, Megan Fox, and Other Celebs

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[euraylie]

These people are so bold! If you were doing crookedness, the last thing you’d want is “40 under 40” feature, but he probably reveled in it.

[frejasface]

*Cowardly Lion voice:* the noive!

[therearewords]

Might viewed himself as a Robin Hood or some nonsense.

[kiss_my_undies]

"Doing crookedness" is such a good phrase!

[wormsinthedirt]

Confused by them calling him a Ponzi schemer when it seems he just billed people for work he didn't do to pay debts.

I wish I had half the confidence of a scammer. I make a white lie once and I can't sleep due to guilt for a week lol.

[drunkenclaudius]

That's a lot of fucking money

[britneyspears]

mwwpr is always a mess lol

[frejasface]

[britneyspears]

lmaoo. it's a toxic place that overworks junior employees and gets away with it b/c they have high-profile clients that look good on a resume. the people i know who had a stint at mwwpr are either A) vile assholes who think they're don draper or B) in therapy/quit the industry completely. nothing too different from any other prestigious pr agency, really

they also have a history of hiring ~scandalous~ people like anthony weiner post-sexting scandal (he lasted like 2 months and they lied on the internal memo about why he was fired) and other people like that for...attention, i guess?

i won't say anything more until i leave pr :x

[frejasface]

daaamn

[toxic_illusion]

The enemy of my enemy is my friend etc etc

[frejasface]

depends. usually nah.

[aleksie]

Contextual. Like if Bezos stole from a rich but less rich person, that's wrong. Or if someone steals from a rich person just to become rich themselves, it's not as bad as the first scenario but it's not great.