A Real Review
Created on February 9th, 2026 at 10:57 AM. Registered under name.com Inc anonymously. But the creator is not anonymous at all (I’ll get back to that). The servers are based in the Midwest and he’s using a registered agent at 8 The Green, Suite A, Dover, DE 19901 to establish a physical mailing address. This of course is legal and many over seas companies do the same thing to establish a presence in the United States.
Reviews are starting to come in on Trust Pilot. Other than two positive reviews from single review accounts, that clearly look to be from the operator of the site, they are all bad. Site member testimony on several different social media platforms are calling out the site as a scam. One user even claims to know the antagonist personally and states, “I know the person who runs this site and they are making fake transactions with help from his friends.”
The site appears to have been created on Claude. It wasn’t able to handle the traffic during prime time sporting events and often crashed. Emails to support go mostly unseen. Criticism on social media led to bans. Verbal content posted was rarely professional. VIP offers delivered nothing promised other than the fees they were paired with.
Allow me to introduce you to JaQualyn Greene, a Texas native who once had a promising football career. Son of Regina Green, whose friends refer to as GinaBoo. I’ve managed to locate an address and phone number for Mr Greene. While I won’t release that information publicly, due to possibly being linked to any mishap that befalls said person, it is readily available online without cost.
Mr Green has been incredibly sloppy with his current money grab. First, he reinvented an instagram profile that had a lot of followers from his football campaigns. This became BetSportsDFS. The link between the two accounts was easily seen when he commented on two of his alternate account posts in 2022 & 2023 before the instagram profile was reimagined.
Then he attached his personal PayPal account to the payment processor which shows exactly who the payments were going to. Once the money started coming in he began the stalling tactics to keep payments on hold while he continued to collect deposits from innocents who had no idea they were being taken advantage of. He’s clearly violated the Computer Fraud & Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. § 1030) as well as the Wire Fraud Statute. (18 U.S.C. § 1343):
These are both federal offenses with the former carrying penalties up to 20 years and the latter can result in decades behind bars depending on the severity of the case. Traditionally the FBI and sometimes the Secret Service investigate these types of crimes. While filing a report may lead to an arrest, that does nothing to recoup the money you lost or won and never received. A class action lawsuit on the other hand could.
To quote someone close to all of this, “A plan without action is a daydream. Action without a plan is a nightmare." The call to action has come. My suggestion to those who were taken in is this. Start your petition. Once you have enough names, put it in front of a lawyer with a high success rate in class action lawsuits. Most will take the case for free contingent on a % of the settlement.
There’s more than money at stake here. There are other people out there who can fall into this trap. There is the time you wasted doing your analytical research. There’s the mental issues of stress, anger, sadness, and countless other emotions that were abused. Finally, and this may be the worst part…, It happened to you. It’s up to you to work together and put this to an end.
17 May 2026
Unprompted review
