if your from uk and....

have some pp balance, add me on skype : kinetic.es

 

fuck off

 

nah youre alright mate

 

suq ma diqs

no longer needed, divica did it

 

you finna buy some more pizza?

 

need that dominos pizza breh?

 

hell yeah but it be papa johns dis time

 

Awk....

 

OP on that dirty bulk time

 

he buyin some braces doe

 

That looks healthy. Fat fuck.

 

u kno it cuh

 

Good to know that

 

Mr. Crider did not take this fabrication lightly. He wrote regarding the app's developer "Deviant Solutions":

This is fraud, pure and simple, and the developer "Deviant Solutions" potentially made considerable amounts of money based on a complete lie. We assume that a lot of the initial reviews were fake, but now that it's on the top of the charts, at least a few people will be buying it in the belief that it will protect them.

A post on Scythe -- an online gaming store suggests that a user with the same email as the Virus Shield developer ("[email protected]") was trying to scam users out of virtual goods back in 2011 under the name InceptionDeception.

Mr. Crider writes:

There is no developer website listed on the Play Store, but a quick search of the developer's email, "[email protected]," reveals very little information. What you can see is a banned account at Sythe.org, where the user "InceptionDeviant" is accused of trying to scam people out of various low-value game items. That's about all we could find.

We believe we've found a bit more.

A search with the original email turns up an account on Powerbot (a Runescape hacking site) from a male claiming to be 22. But further investigation indicates the master scammer was really just a 17-year old kid currently living somewhere in the Fort Worth area (these facts can be gleaned via his responses in the comments, as seen below). - See more at: http://www.dailytech.com/Texas+17Ye...AV+App/article34668c.htm#sthash.m6ft2AhK.dpuf