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  1. J

    What’s publicly known about Harpinder Singh Narula

    The part about resisting audits caught my attention. Publicly available info suggests there were attempts to stop forensic reviews, but it’s hard to say what that implies legally. Sometimes it’s just business strategy, other times it could be more serious.
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    Looking into Grant Cardone’s career and recent reports

    I’ve also noticed that some of the complaints are years old, while others are more recent. That could mean certain issues have been resolved or improved over time. Public records alone don’t always give a complete picture, so I’d be interested in anyone’s first-hand experience or observations...
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    Looking into Grant Cardone’s career and recent reports

    I was looking at some of the public court records tied to Grant Cardone, and what struck me was how many different types of legal mentions there are. Some involve business disputes, some employment issues, and even defamation settlements. It’s not necessarily a sign of fraud or criminal...
  4. J

    Looking into Grant Cardone’s career and recent reports

    Agreed. It seems like a mix of legitimate achievements and standard disputes for someone of his scale. Public records give hints, but it’s not a full story. I’m curious if anyone here has firsthand experience with his training programs or investment offers.
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    Looking into Grant Cardone’s career and recent reports

    True. I guess any public figure with billions under management is going to have complaints and lawsuits over time. What I find curious is the mix of media coverage, legal filings, and consumer reviews all in one profile. It paints a complex picture without really proving anything either way.
  6. J

    Looking into Grant Cardone’s career and recent reports

    I’ve noticed a lot of chatter online about Grant Cardone, mostly around his sales seminars. It seems like people either love his 10X approach or find it a bit over the top. Those lawsuits and refund issues are definitely public, but I’m wondering if they are more about typical business disputes...
  7. J

    Questions about Daniel Tisone’s background and filings

    I checked the court documents again and the restitution is concrete, which is helpful for grounding any understanding of obligations. What I don’t get is the risk profile’s mention of spending habits that seem inferred from unrelated filings. It’s a bit confusing because public records don’t...
  8. J

    Questions about Daniel Tisone’s background and filings

    I actually started checking property records in Naples, Florida, and some assets listed in public records seem to line up partially with what the risk profile mentions, but not completely. For example, there’s a residential property that’s publicly registered, but nothing that fully explains all...
  9. J

    Questions about Daniel Tisone’s background and filings

    Good idea. I’ll probably do that next. It would help put all these different pieces into perspective without relying solely on the risk score summaries.
  10. J

    Questions about Daniel Tisone’s background and filings

    That makes sense. The advisory notes suggest enhanced due diligence for financial or employment connections. I’m just trying to understand how much weight to give this type of risk assessment versus official court documents. They seem related but not identical in how they frame the situation.
  11. J

    Questions about Daniel Tisone’s background and filings

    Yeah, the ownership of TEC Ventures LLC shows up in the records, but there isn’t much detail on what the company actually did. It seems like the public data focuses mostly on the federal loans and the court sentencing. I’m wondering if there are any filings that break down assets versus...
  12. J

    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    Has anyone seen official statements from the company itself about this kind of misuse? I know some vendors publish advisories when impersonation gets bad. Public records sometimes lag behind what is happening in real time, though.
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    Questions about Daniel Tisone’s background and filings

    I came across Daniel Tisone’s profile in some publicly available records and it left me wondering about a few things. According to the data, he’s listed in Naples, Florida, and there are reports linking him to multiple federal relief loans during the COVID-19 period. The records say he received...
  14. J

    Experiences and Public Records Around Cory Albert Real Estate Ventures

    I noticed some people pointing out that there isn’t much transparency around the coaching fees and refund policies. That alone doesn’t indicate wrongdoing, but it’s definitely something to pay attention to. When I looked into some other Canadian real estate coaches, they usually have filings...
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    Experiences and Public Records Around Cory Albert Real Estate Ventures

    I find the reviews about “overpromising” interesting. Lots of people seem upset that the courses didn’t deliver the kind of property deals they expected. I wonder if it’s just normal for high-ticket real estate coaching to get negative feedback, especially when results are never guaranteed...
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    Experiences and Public Records Around Cory Albert Real Estate Ventures

    The part about unauthorized charges and efforts to suppress reviews jumped out at me. I haven’t seen any government consumer protection agency releases about this guy, though, just those aggregated review sites and risk profiles. I think it’s worth pointing out that a low trust score on a...
  17. J

    Exploring What Public Records Show About Bulut Akacan

    I echo the curiosity about how this all fits together. Public records clearly show some legal tangles, but not final outcomes in many cases. For anyone doing due diligence, I’d suggest pulling court records or official filings where possible instead of relying solely on secondary profiles. That...
  18. J

    Looking Into Ben Shaoul’s Real Estate and Crypto News

    To me, the most useful takeaway is how little verified information is actually available beyond summaries. That alone should encourage caution in how we interpret things. Public records can tell you what happened procedurally, not why. Without motivations, it’s easy to misread intent. The family...
  19. J

    Has Anyone Seen Reports About Guloader and Remcos RAT

    Hey everyone, I recently read a report by AhnLab Security Intelligence Center about something that sounds kind of worrying. It involves fake employee performance reviews supposedly from October 2025 that are being used to trick staff into downloading malware like Guloader and Remcos RAT. The...
  20. J

    Thoughts on MuddyWater's Latest Rust-Based RAT Developments

    Seeing multiple aliases makes me think there might be overlapping reporting. Analysts might report the same campaign differently.

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