WWE Champions General - Despite his claims, DSP is still spending thousands of dollars on the WWE Champions mobile game

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Hello champions. Guersan's Gaming released a video about the upcoming Wrestlemania contests/events. It is a 17 minute video explaining all the ways you give Scopely money.

This is the biggest contest of the year so expect massive begging. The contests begin Monday March 15, 2021 at 12pm Pacific.

 
Pepper Jack said:
Hello champions. Guersan's Gaming released a video about the upcoming Wrestlemania contests/events. It is a 17 minute video explaining all the ways you give Scopely money.

This is the biggest contest of the year so expect massive begging. The contests begin Monday March 15, 2021 at 12pm Pacific.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=furz9x2TML0
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I see Guersan and DSP go to the same "hairstylist"

Edit: Who would yall take in a fight? DSP or Guersan? We'll give dsp a chance, and he can use his self defense hatchet.

Im headed to Vegas as we speak, to lay a cool stimulus on DSP at 100 to 1 odds! Ill be on the scopely leaderboards for WrestleMania! My faction "loner" should do pretty well. Anybody wanna join?
 
Generic_Detractor2021 said:
I see Guersan and DSP go to the same "hairstylist"

Edit: Who would yall take in a fight? DSP or Guersan? We'll give dsp a chance, and he can use his self defense hatchet.

Im headed to Vegas as we speak, to lay a cool stimulus on DSP at 100 to 1 odds! Ill be on the scopely leaderboards for WrestleMania! My faction "loner" should do pretty well. Anybody wanna join?
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DSP is faster than Mike Tyson dood! He could easy get around Guersan and attack his legs.

 
Generic_Detractor2021 said:
Lets just get rid of the notion that bankruptcy cant be granted to someone due to gambling debts (mobile games etc).
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I think you're missing the point here: The argument that the bankruptcy was fraudulent isn't because gambling debts are inherently exempt from discharge, it's that Phil falsely claimed his gacha spending as a "business expense".

There is a maximum net income allowed before one becomes ineligible for chapter 7; his gross income ($120k and change) was over that limit but his "business" expenses of about $6,000/month put his net income just under that cutoff. Any idiot can tell his streaming setup does not cost $6,000/month which begs the obvious question - what the hell was this magical $6,000 money sink? A crippling gambling addiction would certainly explain that kind of money but that would certainly be a personal expense considering he never streamed it.
 
twattycake said:
I think you're missing the point here: The argument that the bankruptcy was fraudulent isn't because gambling debts are inherently exempt from discharge, it's that Phil falsely claimed his gacha spending as a "business expense".

There is a maximum net income allowed before one becomes ineligible for chapter 7; his gross income ($120k and change) was over that limit but his "business" expenses of about $6,000/month put his net income just under that cutoff. Any idiot can tell his streaming setup does not cost $6,000/month which begs the obvious question - what the hell was this magical $6,000 money sink? A crippling gambling addiction would certainly explain that kind of money but that would certainly be a personal expense considering he never streamed it.
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And thats the question he will never answer. Thats where the WWEC money is.
 
twattycake said:
I think you're missing the point here: The argument that the bankruptcy was fraudulent isn't because gambling debts are inherently exempt from discharge, it's that Phil falsely claimed his gacha spending as a "business expense".

There is a maximum net income allowed before one becomes ineligible for chapter 7; his gross income ($120k and change) was over that limit but his "business" expenses of about $6,000/month put his net income just under that cutoff. Any idiot can tell his streaming setup does not cost $6,000/month which begs the obvious question - what the hell was this magical $6,000 money sink? A crippling gambling addiction would certainly explain that kind of money but that would certainly be a personal expense considering he never streamed it.
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You're getting into the technical aspect of things. My post was meant as a STFU to his "I wouldn't have been granted bankruptcy if I was a mobile game addict, and they'll never be able to prove that". Which is extremely stupid. You dont go bankrupt making good decisions (most of the time). You go bankrupt when you make consistent dumb decisions (he falls under that), are financially irresponsible (he falls under that), just have bad luck (he does not fall under that), or some kind of medical emergency/life changing event (he does not fall under that).
 
twattycake said:
I think you're missing the point here: The argument that the bankruptcy was fraudulent isn't because gambling debts are inherently exempt from discharge, it's that Phil falsely claimed his gacha spending as a "business expense".

There is a maximum net income allowed before one becomes ineligible for chapter 7; his gross income ($120k and change) was over that limit but his "business" expenses of about $6,000/month put his net income just under that cutoff. Any idiot can tell his streaming setup does not cost $6,000/month which begs the obvious question - what the hell was this magical $6,000 money sink? A crippling gambling addiction would certainly explain that kind of money but that would certainly be a personal expense considering he never streamed it.
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You and @Generic_Detractor2021 are both correct.

He just qualified for C7 because he inflated his expenses with gambling spending, and this spending also doesn't disqualify him from bankruptcy.

Nancy's job was to see if Phil had any asset that could be seized to pay for his debt or if his income could pay his debts off. I do not believe she looked at Phils business expenses properly. I'm not sure why she would if a tax attorney did them for Phil and wrote off his WWE Champions spending.

Unless Nancy or his tax guy sat there and cross referenced every game expense with games Phil played he was always going to get away with it. I don't think it's either of those peoples jobs to do that. Phil just hands his tax guy a list of expenses for video games, how could his tax guy realistically work out which are real expenses and which are not? And why would Nancy then go against what a tax professional says?

I don't know who's job it would be to audit that, the IRS maybe? I'm not sure how the US tax system works.
 
Mr. Brown said:
You and @Generic_Detractor2021 are both correct.

He just qualified for C7 because he inflated his expenses with gambling spending, and this spending also doesn't disqualify him from bankruptcy.
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This brings up another thing that I've often wondered about. People always tell him to explain the 5k in monthly business expenses (I have fallen into this category as well), but I wonder if he even wrote that, or had real knowledge of it. It's possible that Rochelle knows the loopholes when it comes to bankruptcy filing, and what she could get away with, when it came to Nancy (or other trustee's). I mean she and Nancy had clearly "worked" together before, as noted by the "as you know, often times I only request 1 month, but for this one, I'd like to see the last 6 months of statements".

It's possible that he tried to include his mobile game spending with his business expenses, but it's also possible that Rochelle fudged the numbers, and DSP just signed off on it (which would still make him legally liable). Rochelle also got very upset with the "creditor" asking phil to explain his 5k business expenses. Phil got upset as well, but she jumped in quick, almost as if she took offense to it. Could just be speculation though. It just makes me laugh when he says dumb shit about "the extra work" he had to do when it came to the bankruptcy. I'd be willing to bet that he was just like a little kid standing there, waiting for the adults to finish talking. But then, of course, he has to make it seem like he did something and khantributed.
 
From the main thread:

DSP created a Discord account on the same exact day details were leaked surrounding a Discord account he supposedly used to get in touch with clans for the WWE game.

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(http://kiwifarms.net/threads/despit...-wwe-champions-mobile-game.65126/post-6284914)

-EDIT- I don't know if the creation date in the screenshot is formatted in 12 or 24 hours, but @actually's post was made around 4:09 PM EST:

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If "10:06:42" UTC means 10 PM (again, which I'm not sure of), it means DSP created the account only two hours after said post.
 
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Amazing how it's been a year since a random became a whistleblower for Phil's gacha/gambling addiction. In my opinion, probably one of the more important pieces of information to be revealed because it shows where all the money went. Sadly I don't think much more will come from this but it's fun having Phil get anxiety about his obvious secret.

I got nothing more to add to this except sadly what the lil' buster mouse standing on the TV stand. Get out of that drama buster, NOW! Get down from there, mousey kitty.
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Look. Phil has already set himself up so that EVEN if it's true and EVEN if it's proven completely true, he has placed the "so what" into their heads.
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Comma said:
-EDIT- I don't know if the creation date in the screenshot is formatted in 12 or 24 hours, but @actually's post was made around 4:09 PM EST:

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If "10:06:42" UTC means 10 PM (again, which I'm not sure of), it means DSP created the account only two hours after said post.
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Discord.id is formatted as 24 hours, you can check old DSP (429043479683923979), and see it's created at 22:25:36.

10:06:42 means in the morning UTC, so that account was created some hours after DSP ended his late night Animal Crossing stream on Sunday, or this tweet:
https://twitter.com/TheyCallMeDSP/status/1249557053623775234
 
We Are The Witches said:
Discord.id is formatted as 24 hours, you can check old DSP (429043479683923979), and see it's created at 22:25:36.

10:06:42 means in the morning UTC, so that account was created some hours after DSP ended his late night Animal Crossing stream on Sunday, or this tweet:
https://twitter.com/TheyCallMeDSP/status/1249557053623775234
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Thanks for checking that. So he created the Discord account before the post. Weird. And still very coincidental that he created an account on the same day, only hours apart from the leaked Discord convos being posted.
 
Generic_Detractor2021 said:
I see Guersan and DSP go to the same "hairstylist"

Edit: Who would yall take in a fight? DSP or Guersan? We'll give dsp a chance, and he can use his self defense hatchet.

Im headed to Vegas as we speak, to lay a cool stimulus on DSP at 100 to 1 odds! Ill be on the scopely leaderboards for WrestleMania! My faction "loner" should do pretty well. Anybody wanna join?
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I think his speciality is stupid but at least Guersan spends a tiny fraction that Phil does and actually makes back money on it.
 
Phil's video about how "things have happened that proved WWE Champions can't be true"...umm, what are those? Phil acts like he went into the hearing and said "Yes, my $5000/month in expenses are WWE Champions microtransactions" and the court said "Bankruptcy granted!"

When IN REALITY Phil listed "microtransactions" as his expenses and didn't say what they were from. Then when WWE Network in the bankruptcy hearing---not Champions, just the Network---was mentioned, he shit his pants in terror and couldn't even reply.

He keeps saying there's no evidence, but we've got everything but a confession. If this was a jury trial, Phil would be locked up.
 
strandedcastaway said:
Phil's video about how "things have happened that proved WWE Champions can't be true"...umm, what are those? Phil acts like he went into the hearing and said "Yes, my $5000/month in expenses are WWE Champions microtransactions" and the court said "Bankruptcy granted!"

When IN REALITY Phil listed "microtransactions" as his expenses and didn't say what they were from. Then when WWE Network in the bankruptcy hearing---not Champions, just the Network---was mentioned, he shit his pants in terror and couldn't even reply.

He keeps saying there's no evidence, but we've got everything but a confession. If this was a jury trial, Phil would be locked up.
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The thing that ties into this which is what made that unhinged rambling even more hilarious to me was the part where Dave said if the bankruptcy court made a mistake they would've lost their jobs and everything and that courts don't tolerate incompetent judges and other kinds of employees. Ergo, the WWE Champions thing has now been well and truly DEBOONKED once and for all!

The first thing that makes it hilarious to me is the fact that when someone does something to benefit Dave, in this case getting his bankruptcy court granted, we live in Just World where the good guys like Dave (lol) always win, justice is always on their side and evil people like no-life loser detractors win battles in the beginning, but in the end the tide turns and they lose the war forcing them to scurry back to the shadows of their criminal terrorist websites and Youtube channels. On the other hand when someone does Dave wrong, like OPSeats retracting their sponsorship, Machinima cutting his pay, Twitter and Twitch allowing false DMCAs to go through etc. suddenly we switch to Hell World where the bad guys always win and good people like Dave (lol) always get punished for no fault of their own. Every single company from top to bottom is filled with incompetent nudnik employees and should be run out of business, and if they already are out of business then ACK ACK ACK they deserved it.

The second is thinking that government employees are competent. I mean, there are always some good ones, but let's be real government employees are on average more incompetent than their private sector counterparts because they usually have less accountability for their fuck-ups. I don't know the exact situation in the US but judging from what I've been reading the justice system is filled by the same kind of corrupt, biased retards that we have in my country, so I'm just gonna go on a limb and guess that it's tough to get rid of the incompetent ones because they get their positions through political or familial connections (or both). Not to mention, it's filled by boomers. What the fuck does Nancy know how much someone doing "Live-streaming and on-demand begging services" should realistically have as monthly expenses.
 
SkippyLongbottom said:
Amazing how it's been a year since a random became a whistleblower for Phil's gacha/gambling addiction. In my opinion, probably one of the more important pieces of information to be revealed because it shows where all the money went. Sadly I don't think much more will come from this but it's fun having Phil get anxiety about his obvious secret.
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Phil's gacha addiction is less than half of where all his "rainy day" money is going, though. Unless he really is spending $5k+ every month on more games than WWE Champions. There's still much more that we don't know about...
 
My rationale for the explanation of the $5,000/mo expenses is that he was essentially using some kind of Enron-style accounting fuckery where he was including his personal expenses into his business expenses while re-adding the same business expenses into his personal. Let me try to elaborate:

For Philbert’s business expenses to ever be as high as that magical $5,000 number, he had to add his personal living expenses as part of his business expenses. So, for example, if you were to add his mortgage, car payment, internet bills, electricity and water bill, and every other expense you could think that would be for personal use, he could bouflay up his business expenses to that $5,000 amount. And you know what? Technically he can, given that he has a passthrough single proprietorship company that he is operating out of his home. Short of an audit, DSP’s tax guy can get extremely creative when it comes to filing his taxes because it then becomes extremely difficult to prove what was used for business use and personal use since he conducts his business out of his home.

Where it gets fraudulent is here: in justifying his personal expenses to arrive at that ridiculous $9,900 number he had that month where he was -$39 in net income (remember on his filing, there was one month his expenses were so high, it drove his average into the ground where it made him magically qualify right below the threshold for Chapter 7), I believe that Phil re-added all of the expenses defined as “business expenses” into “personal expenses.” He basically is saying the following: “so, yes, my mortgage is a business expense since I have to pay it in order to conduct my streaming and on-demand begging video services but it is also a personal expense since my home also has sections that are for personal use only.”

That’s the only way these $5,000/mo expenses make any sense. Bottom line is: Phil really shouldn’t use his bankruptcy as vindication for anything because his filing is public and the document is nothing short of disingenuous, skirting close enough to being fraudulent. It doesn’t vindicate him any way, just reinforces the fact that he’s a complete scumbag who will go to great lengths to obfuscate everything and anything when it comes to his personal finances because he has something to hide.
 
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