I havent seen BrockLanders post in like 6 months.Does anyone know what happened to him or if he still posts anywere?He made some entertaining videos.
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He's out of the game… I'm pretty sure he owes about 55,000 to a loanshark in Chicago area
Hey Vowed to his family he will never gamble again and I am proud of him as he has not gamble any he's not On forums any longer
He's a good kid and living a normal life nowComment -
He could make the 55k back selling his picks as fade material[SIZE=2] [FONT=Arial]Listen, they only make movies about winners - and that's me![/FONT]
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Let's move on its all overComment -
Why wouldnt he get lit up sick by the loanshark for owing that kind of doughComment -
Man that sucks he was an entertaining poster.He sure made some cool videos.Hopefully he can start saving some cash to get back on his feet.Comment -
I miss the rubberband manComment -
He will never be back
God bless himComment -
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55K will take a lot of burger flipping. Hope he's pulling double shifts.Comment -
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PRLog (Press Release) - Jun. 11, 2009 - In today’s tough economic environment, many companies and people turn to bankruptcy believing it is their only choice to get out from under their creditors. What few people realize, however, is there are alternatives to bankruptcy. Debt settlement, the alternative advocated by Sunrise Debt Solutions, LLC, can give a person a chance to settle with their creditor by agreeing to pay an average of 50-60% of their total debt.
Sunrise Debt Solutions seeks to accomplish what might seem impossible to some encumbered by debt. According to Eric --, owner of Sunrise Debt Solutions, “Our goal is to allow you to pay substantially less than the full balance of the debt. At the end of our process, you will have no remaining debt.”
Sunrise Debt Solutions specializes in settling unsecured debts. This includes ************, department store cards, and medical bills. “We do not work with companies to settle secured debts such as mortgages and student loans,” says Eric --. “There simply is not enough leverage in negotiations with secured creditors.”
Source: http://www.prlog.org/10255333-sunris...-services.html
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Guys please don't post his full name. He's going to lose the plot as it is at this thread.Comment -
And wtf Brock giving ANYONE financial advice??? Oh mate
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YikesComment -
hate to say it but this might be the end of the rope for Brock, literally.
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Bankrupt and being sued by 2 people. Probably owes other gamblers as well but it's uninforacable debt. Very sad situation but how do you help someone that does not want help?Comment -
Many people need to hit rock bottom before they can really start climbing out of the hole.
Here's hoping it only gets better from here for him.
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Guy got what he deservedComment -
Brock is a very sick man.Comment
