In this exclusive audio recording, Michelle Alistoun—cousin to exposed scammer Rory Conacher—breaks her silence following a landmark court ruling in Durban. On 4 August 2025, the High Court granted a provisional liquidation order against RJS Capital (Pty) Ltd after finding compelling evidence of insolvency and misconduct.

With no introduction, this episode features Michelle reading her personal statement in her own voice—raw, emotional, and unfiltered. She recounts how Rory manipulated her and others over three years with false promises, fake legal threats, and spiritual deflections while withholding hundreds of thousands of dollars, including her daughter’s university fund.

This is not just a victim’s story—it’s a call to action. Michelle funded the legal battle, formed a creditor group called The Vanguard, and now speaks out to ensure no one else falls for Rory’s deception. Her courage and clarity in the face of betrayal expose the psychology of financial abusers and the manipulative tactics they use—including DARVO, fear management, and gaslighting.

This podcast stands as a public record—because silence protects predators.

To hear her full story in writing or to follow further updates, visit: dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/the-fall-of-rory-conacher-liquidated-in-court-exposed-by-family-and-finally-held-accountable/

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Welcome to The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger channel — I’m Danny de Hek, and today we’re pulling the plug on NexQloud, a so-called tech disruptor that’s peddling fake cloud computing, bogus “NanoServer” claims, and now hiding behind lawyers after being exposed.

After publishing a well-researched exposé calling out NexQloud’s outrageous lies, I received not one, but TWO legal threats from New Zealand law firm Bell Gully, delivered by their partner Tania Goatley. Their demand? That I delete my blog and YouTube video — and pay $5,000 — for the crime of journalism.

THIS VIDEO COVERS:

• NexQloud’s laughable “NanoServer” scam — a glorified mini-PC they claim is better than AWS
• Their phony PR campaign built on paid Forbes placements, fake Yahoo Finance write-ups, and no-name news sites passing off ads as journalism
• Bell Gully’s attempts to intimidate me with weak legal letters while completely ignoring the facts
• A deep dive into the so-called “independent” media reports that were actually advertorials and PR fluff
• Why their entire business model looks like another crypto Ponzi scheme in disguise, propped up by buzzwords and zero proof of real clients

You’ll also see exclusive images satirizing the absurdity of this launch — including me (Danny) holding a NexQloud device with the same seriousness I’d give a Happy Meal toy, while their lawyer admires a racing-bike-turned-“NanoServer” like it’s the future of computing.

LET’S BE REAL:

• If your groundbreaking tech can only be verified by paid ad space, you’re not innovating — you’re marketing.
• If your response to scrutiny is sending lawyers instead of facts, you’re not building — you’re bluffing.
• If your business model depends on silencing critics and promoting unproven tech to vulnerable investors, then you're exactly why this channel exists.

This isn’t journalism they’re trying to shut down — it’s accountability.

So, to Bell Gully and Tania Goatley: next time you want to protect a client, pick one that isn’t selling fairy dust and crypto hype to mum-and-dad investors.

To NexQloud: Your buzzwords are broken. Your NanoServer is nonsense. Your time is up.

To the public: stay sharp, ask questions, and always follow the money.

WARNING TO INVESTORS: If someone is asking you to “buy hardware” or “stake crypto” to earn passive income with zero transparency, it’s likely a scam. Do your due diligence.

READ THE BLOGS

1. Exposing NexQloud: A Rinse-and-Repeat Crypto Ponzi Masquerading as Cloud Innovation: https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/exposing-nexqloud-a-rinse-and-repeat-crypto-ponzi-masquerading-as-cloud-innovation/
2. NexQloud’s NanoServer Nonsense – Defended by Law Firm Bell Gully and Partner Tania Goatley: https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/nexqlouds-nanoserver-nonsense-defended-by-law-firm-bell-gully-and-partner-tania-goatley/

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This scammer thought he could outsmart The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger… big mistake.

In this eye-opening video, I, Danny de Hek aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, take you behind the scenes of a real scam attempt where a fraudster tried to steal my crypto wallet by impersonating Binance support over the phone.

*IT ALL STARTED WITH A TEXT:*
“Binance: Your verification code is: 829-106. If you did not request this code, please contact our support team immediately at +6499730014.”

*SOUNDS LEGIT, RIGHT? IT’S NOT.*
That phone number leads straight to a scammer operating out of a New Zealand line—armed with a script, psychological tactics, and a plan to con people into giving up their seed phrase.

This video includes the full transcript of the call—unedited—so you can hear firsthand the tactics used to:

- Mimic real Binance support
- Create urgency and fear
- Gain trust through repetition and tech jargon
- Pressure victims into installing Trust Wallet
- Trick them into revealing their 12-word seed phrase

They even pretended to “upgrade” me to a fake “Level 3 Binance Security Plan” that only allows one device to be logged in at a time. Their goal? To lure victims into a fake recovery process that actually hands over full access to their crypto wallet.

🔐 *KEY LESSON:*

Never, under any circumstances, give your seed phrase to anyone.
Not Binance. Not Trust Wallet. Not “support.”
If someone asks for it—they’re trying to rob you.

💣 This is the same scam targeting Mum and Dad investors around the world. And I’m not having it.

This channel is dedicated to calling out Ponzi schemes, MLM grifters, and crypto scam artists who prey on everyday people trying to secure their financial future.

I don’t just report scams.
I expose the people behind them.
I document the evidence.
And I fight back—publicly.

🔗 FULL BLOG with Transcript and Analysis:
👉 https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/dont-give-it-up-how-a-scammer-tried-to-steal-my-crypto-wallet-with-a-simple-phone-call/

👊 Join the fight against the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world.
Let’s make sure they don’t get away with stealing anyone else’s crypto.

🎯 *WHO THIS VIDEO IS FOR*

- Crypto beginners learning wallet safety
- Victims of phone scams or fake Binance support
- Anyone targeted by phishing or impersonation attacks
- Scam fighters and whistleblowers
- Regulators, journalists, and watchdogs who want proof of how these scams work

📢 *SHARE THIS VIDEO* if you want to warn others.
Let’s stop scammers before they get another victim.

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- Want me to investigate a specific scheme? You can now sponsor a deep-dive review — I’ll trace the founders, dig into the documents, and expose the mechanics of the fraud: https://danny.dehek.com/index.php?rp=/store/danny-de-hek/review

*RESOURCES & SUPPORT:*

- Global Reporting Guide – How to Report Cybercrime & Crypto Scams:https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/
- Track where your crypto really went:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1_eMtZBEgkhyq376U3CwAoetWuXQ13dka3pj2qh_ZGjs

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- Support The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger: https://ko-fi.com/dehek
- Donate in USDT (BNB Smart Chain):0x41874280aa32a2eebf29f497afba9c46b4b27650

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