We have taken a bit of a break from trying to recoup our money that Kyle Ciampa stole, but that break is now over. We hoped that if we gave him some time to get a real job, rather than scamming people in fantasy leagues, or selling questionable items on eBay (Kyle's eBay page), that he would be able to return our money so that we could donate it to a local non-profit charity. Obviously we gave him more credit than we should have because he has not reached out. Instead he did find a troll-like, Jersey trash broad to mooch off of, and somehow talked her ma into starting a cleaning business with him ... check it out, I am not joking: http://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Estero/touch-of-class-cleaning-service-inc/107862587.aspx
Our research tells us that he took an entry level sales position, with hopes of luring new or struggling business owners who are in need of fast cash, with a company called AAICF. You can check out his professional looking website here:
http://www.aaicf.com/1283
http://www.aaicf.com/1283
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