Tracking Down TVI Express Supporter Alamin

About 4 months ago (that would make it... October 2011), a certain "Alamin94" showed up at one of my hubs, and is quiet friendly, claims to be "international diamond" of TVI Express, is from Bangladesh, have gotten paid (so he claimed), and basically quite enjoyed his "success" at TVI Express.

Needless to say, I reminded him that none of that indicates that TVI Express is legal.

It is interesting that he registered a Hubpages account just to post comments, and it was only used ONCE, to post ONE comment on my hub. Subsequent comments were posted NOT using the account, but simply through e-mail address. He never published any hub, so his Hubpages profile is completely blank.

Any way, so I wondered, how is he doing now? So I did a search, and found his full name and contact info on Facebook:

Wow, he's putting EVERYTHING online... name, mailing address, phone number e-mail, and his TVI Express affiliate link.

He even put up a "fan of the week", except he doesn't have one every week. Just read his wall.

And his profile pix? Made with FREE tool, says so right on his page:

"Created with Free version of Pagemodo"

Guess he's saving his money he earned with TVI Express for something else.

Or perhaps he didn't really get paid, and his claimed "earnings" was just his "e-Wallet" figures?

Since TVI Express is not a bank, is eWallet even legal? But he doesn't care. He thinks he got paid.

His wall claims that TVI Express Bangladesh was about to launch back in August 2011. So where is it now?

Who is D Etheridge and why was he pushing TVI Express?

It appears that Demetrice Etheridge wants to teach Christian Entrepreneurs... to a bunch of scams.

He only ever calls himself D. Etheridge. Why? Because his first name, Demetrice, is a girl name. Really.

And there's his helpful picture in the background explaining why TVI Express is a pyramid scheme, thanks!

He included a helpful 877 (toll free) number for you to call (my picture got cut off, but here's a full one.

A search on Google for this number shows this guy pushes every scheme that's out there... LGN, Royal Cruise Matrix, plus various bleh tips like "how to use Twitter to find leads" or "how to push a website using Social media".

Right now he's pushing "TakFusion", and he's sponsoring people into this "Unviersity of Internet Science". He gets a cut of course.

But perhaps this is a more telling statistic... Pulling from the TagWalk Twitter inspector...

Last post about TVI Express.. 8 MONTHS ago, in December 2010.

This just conclusively proves that Pinnacle Expressed is a zombie spam blog.