Quote from: LaRueDeLaMer on January 12, 2023, 02:13:19 PM

Ed Rosenberg walk away from his Safex position and cut ties with the scammer Daniel Dabek and partners with EBay after Aharon Bernal's dissapearance.

Ed Rosenberg said to unverified sources that I expected 100% transparency from my partner (Dan Dabek).
He mislead myself and our investors which cost us the funds, & ultimately the ability to push forward"

Ed Rosenberg who is under investigation by the FBI for the hacking and blackmail of Amazon saw an opportunity on Safex to pursue of his criminal career, but because Daniel Dabek fraudulent misappropriation of founds he is now looking to partner with Ebay.

https://i.ibb.co/tb3xfxw/Ed-Rosenberg-Safexmarket.jpg
In the picture Former Safex investor Ephraim Rosenberg and his new partner Ebay

In other news Safex has touched a new record low, 4 sat, long time investors are starting to question the credibility of Daniel Dabek, expressing rage because $2500 worth of Safex a couple of years ago is now worth less than $5.

I am surprised that there are still degenerated delusional who still believes in Daniel Dabek, Kiyoshi was the last one to go, he spend 5 years of his life promoting Safex 24/7 for free

Ephraim Rosenberg is probably being investigated right now for Aharon's dissapearance he has an open file with the FBI, and same as Daniel Dabek he has an history of giving death treats to others. Just take a look at this news article how Ed Rosenberg a former Safex team member treaten the life of another person because he has evidence that incriminate him in a federal case.

Amazon Employee Reports Veiled Threat From Bribery Defendant

(Bloomberg) -- An Amazon.com Inc. employee reported receiving a veiled threat from a defendant accused of involvement in an international bribery scheme targeting the online retailer, according to court records.

Jason Noggle, whose LinkedIn profile says hes head of special projects and investigations at Amazon, said he received an email from Ephraim Rosenberg, a prominent e-commerce consultant based in Brooklyn, New York, and a defendant in the case. Noggle said Rosenberg expressed concern about Noggles safety in the email. Under the terms of his pre-trial release, Rosenberg is barred from contacting any defendants or potential witnesses in the case.

Amazon declined to comment. Noggle, identified as a potential witness, couldnt be reached for comment. He had previous contact with the defendant and hasnt been charged in the case. Rosenberg couldnt be reached for comment.

Federal officials in September charged an Amazon employee in India with taking more than $100,000 in bribes to give select Amazon merchants an advantage over competitors selling goods ranging from electronics to dietary supplements. Also indicted were U.S. consultants like Rosenberg who specialize in selling products on the online marketplace. The bribery scheme began as early as 2017 and the perpetrators reaped $100 million worth of competitive benefits, according to the indictment, with hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments criss-crossing the globe via MoneyGram, PayPal and suitcases stuffed with cash sent via Uber. The trial is scheduled to commence in January in federal court in Seattle.

The ring allegedly stole terabytes of confidential company data and devised ways to game the system so some merchants would get more business while their competitors were shut out. Some of the defendants got products removed for safety issues put back on the site, according to the indictment. Shoppers were unaware that their purchasing decisions were being influenced by bribes and kickbacks. For a few hundred dollars merchants could get an Amazon insider to erase negative customer reviews about their products. And $5,000 would buy a takedown, in which company consultants conspired to eliminate a competitor from the site by buying its products and leaving negative feedback that they knew would trigger a suspension of the product.

More than half the goods sold on Amazons website come from independent merchants who give Amazon a cut of each sale. Amazon has struggled to tamp down various problems that run rampant on the site, including counterfeit products and fake customer reviews meant to deceive shoppers. Many of the schemes are designed to elude detection and include finding online shoppers in Facebook groups, paying them via PayPal to buy a product and leave a favorable review. The federal indictment shows competition is so fierce on the web store that Amazons employees and contractors can be enticed with bribes to manipulate a marketplace thats supposed to help shoppers find the best products at the best prices.

Until now, the bribery case involved only U.S. consultants and former Amazon employees in India. The court documents filed June 16 show at least one consultant interacted with an Amazon employee at the companys corporate headquarters in Seattle.

Court records also provide new details about how the defendants tried to elude detection. Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in August raided the Acworth, Georgia, home of Amazon consultant Hadis Nuhanovic and seized $100,000 stuffed inside a llama-shaped ottoman in Nuhanovics babys bedroom. Nuhanovic told investigators the cash, found in stacks of $100 bills packed in vacuum-sealed bags, was a loan to buy dietary supplements he planned to sell on Amazon. The person who provided the money, identified in court documents only as Client-1, allegedly paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to Nuhanovic and other defendants but died before a grand jury returned the indictment.

https://news.yahoo.com/amazon-employee-reports-veiled-threat-190412283.html

Daniel Dabek was also caught doing the same, Safex co-founder Imhotep Albasiel wrote about it here https://medium.com/@albasieltechnology/i-am-a-cofounder-at-safex-i-was-there-from-the-start-seed-funding-biz-dev-act-all-9c912e2e6197
Daniel Dabek is a thief, he also stole the project from him.