Gold Pumping, Fear-Mongering Con Man Now a Cryptocurrency Con Man

Today's con man serves to remind us how these guys end up doing what they do.   

After finally realizing that the gold pumping, doom porn industry business model was getting stale, Chris Greene jumped onto the latest hype; the cryptocurrency scam. 

So why did Greene jump ship?

Because the whole "buy gold, buy silver" routine has lost steam to the latest scam; cryptocurrencies.

You see, con artists are always looking to get involved with the latest craze because it attracts the largest audience of suckers to scam. I mentioned this point a few years ago aften exposing con man Tony Robbins' efforts to become known as a financial authority in order to sell books and annuities to his cult.  

Ever since moving over to his latest scam (selling cryptocurrency trading newsletters) Greene has deleted all of his previous doomsday nonsense videos dating back to 2009. 

You might recall that I recently profiled another gold-pumping shill who also turned to cryptocurrencies once his investment newsletter business failed. Reggie Middleton, the failed insurance salesman who claims to have worked on Wall Street even though he was never registered with FINRA.  See here. 

Reggie Middleton is a clueless scam artist and huge liar. And the media has helped him fool suckers by pretending he is a remotely credble person. This again is fraud folks.  

Greene had several hundred videos on his channel echoing the same worn out lines you've heard from the gold pumping con artists.  Fortunately, I saved some screenshots of a few of there videos a while back (see the images below). 

Look at this kid. Only an idiot would take his seriously.

He didn't quit. Most likely he was cut from Merrill's three-year long training program.  

Greene is for sale to the biggest scam companies or anyone who will pay him to pitch their shit.

As you might have deduced, this con man has been on my radar for some time, which is why I had these images of his deleted videos and other images.

So why did Greene delete all of these videos? 

The answer should be obvious.

He didn't want his newer audience of cryptocurrency sheep to see the ridiculous fear mongering nonsense he was constantly spewing for years because he knew they would laugh at him and never take him seriously. In reality, it's not hard to fool the cryptocurrency clowns, as they are just as clueless as the gold nuts. 

As for the doom porn gold nuts, I'd say they've gradually moved onto other channels which also focus on creating fake news. You Tube has no shortage of such channels. 

After all, why require legit content when you're able to extract advertising fees almost unemcumbered? 

But Mr. Greene didn't count on the possibility that someone might have saved his videos.  Take a look at the video below. The video was recorded in 2011. 

Early 2011 represented the peak in the commodities market. Thereafter commodities collapsed over the next several years.  Imagine if you had listened to this clown.