what did he do to get locked up?Originally Posted by jjgold
I'm the only one here that calls out touts and exposes them
I will never forget when I got a tout locked up about seven years ago or so after I wore wire
I biggest feat of all time
Steve Stevens worked for a telemarketing firm that told old people that they had won the lottery but they had to pay a few hundred dollars first to get their winnings. He got locked up 3x for that. In the last episode of Money Talks, Paula mentioned that she was married to the man who Stevens had worked for at 19. This was the scam company that he got jailed for working for. So both Stevens and Paula are lifelong scammers.
one could make the argument that he was just teaching those old people money managementSteve Stevens worked for a telemarketing firm that told old people that they had won the lottery but they had to pay a few hundred dollars first to get their winnings. He got locked up 3x for that. In the last episode of Money Talks, Paula mentioned that she was married to the man who Stevens had worked for at 19. This was the scam company that he got jailed for working for. So both Stevens and Paula are lifelong scammers.
fair enough?
Not really surprising is it. She's like a 46 year old who is living off her ex-husband's money and still dresses and acts like she's in her 20s!Steve Stevens worked for a telemarketing firm that told old people that they had won the lottery but they had to pay a few hundred dollars first to get their winnings. He got locked up 3x for that. In the last episode of Money Talks, Paula mentioned that she was married to the man who Stevens had worked for at 19. This was the scam company that he got jailed for working for. So both Stevens and Paula are lifelong scammers.
To be fair, Stevo hasnt hidden his past, he mentioned it numerous times on the show
sexually assaulted JJwhat did he do to get locked up?
that fukking mansion she gets to live in for free...unreal. not to mention the divorce settlement that could have been HUGE for her.Not really surprising is it. She's like a 46 year old who is living off her ex-husband's money and still dresses and acts like she's in her 20s!
To be fair, Stevo hasnt hidden his past, he mentioned it numerous times on the show
Steve Stevens looks just like Joe Calzaghe
that's because he can make money off of picking blow out winners these daysTo be fair, Stevo hasnt hidden his past, he mentioned it numerous times on the show
Did this show only last a season? Lot of BS, but sure was entertaining.
Yeah just one season. It was entertaining.
Steve and Skip do a podcast though, I haven’t listened to it in a minute but it was always entertaining despite each episode essentially being long commercials for VIP Sports
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Tony Manfred
Jul. 30, 2013, 12:25 PM
The Sports Betting World Says The Star Of CNBC's New Reality Show Is A Total Fraud
Steve Stevens, the star of an upcoming CNBC reality show called "Money Talks," is being called a fraud and an ex-convict by some of the most prominent people in the sports betting world today.
Stevens has a business where he sells sports betting picks called VIP Sports Las Vegas.
The CNBC press release for the show calls him "a well-known handicapper," and a promo video on his company's website claims he has a winning percentage of 71.5%. The show is a "docu-soap," and it's set to air Sept. 10.
Even worse, a damning report from WagerMinds lays out evidence alleging that his name is actually Darin Notaro, and he has been arrested multiple times for telemarketing fraud.
Todd Fuhrman, a former oddsmaker at Caesar's Palace, wrote in a blog post yesterday, "No one, and I mean no one, in the sports betting community I speak with daily knows who this guy is."
Bob Voulgaris, a popular sharp NBA bettor, said on Twitter last night that he'd never heard of Stevens either, calling him "a complete scam artist" for the 70% claim.
read more at: https://www.businessinsider.com/cnbc...true&r=US&IR=T
Of course he’s a fraud. Everybody gets so caught up in that. He’s a ridiculous, shitty, entertaining dude
I remember watching this like 4-5 years ago, thinking it was hilarious.
The guy was always stressing money management, and then would have clients fly into Vegas, betting 40% of their BR on 1 game, lol
If I remember right, one of the sales guys said he liked the over because its the only game of the night, so you know there will alot of points. Granted, the main guy must be the worlds best salesmen, to convince CNBC to air this.....gotta give the guy his props.
I think everyone and their mamas knew it was total BS, but the show was entertaining-soap-opera-gambling that a lot of us watched it.
The guy was shifty as f@ck.
