Lastelection14.com Code Breaking Thread - Will Be Updated as Progress is Made

Sounds like it. See, there are two options

- either someone really tries to get something out without being caught and the best way would be if it wasn't taken seriously since that site surely caught attention. So make it look like a joke and potential threats to that site turn away

-or the site makes a good income because of the traffic it generates and he owner is interested in keeping it up.

It always has been and always will be hard to distinguish the truth from the lies... all someone has is his own mind and heart to decide what to follow.

Lets see if there will be more the next couple of days.

So very true. For all I know I was being trolled, but did find the responses interesting to say the least.

I did some emailing myself:


Hi,
I'm very interested in how you got that YouTube to have so many views. How does working with sites like thelastelection14.com help to drive up views/customer retention? Do the people stay, or do they move along? Does them moving along even matter since the views are there?

How much would setting something like this up cost?
[email protected]

5:53 PM (1 hour ago)

to me
It's a lot of work getting traffic to your site or video and very expensive as well

Sent from my iPhone

Last Edited by Spc__ on 03/24/2014 07:37 PM

Nice work contacting the guy. You all have held nothing back in trying to get to the bottom of this!

I am thinking the guy is a flake. I just spent the last hour digging into what I could find on those that have left comments on the youtube page. I thought that most of the comments seemed a bit out of place, so I looked as best I could.

Many of the comments contained email addresses. I searched each one. If I could find any results at all, they lead to a business website and one was even a porn link. Most of them simply did not show up anyplace else other than the youtube page.

Only a couple of the commenters have left comments on other videos. The overwhelming majority have commented on this video alone. Most have zero activity other than commenting on this one video.

Then I started finding resources outside youtube that connected many of the commenters together. One member's Google Hangout for example showed 6 people in his circle. All 6 usernames in his circle can be found in the youtube comments.

Then, for those that did show some activity other than this video, I started recognizing things. For example:

[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

(Edit: also note the similarity of the usernames...suzuki4146 and yamaha1160)

Not only did they "like" many of the same videos, in some cases, their comments were nearly identical.

I am thinking this is how the guy operates. He has hundreds of aliases and plants his comments and other items of interest around the net in order to guide and direct traffic to his Customer's websites. I don't believe his email replies are genuine...we all know that much of the code was borrowed from other sites. If he was really trying to send a covert message to someone, it would be much harder trying to find websites that had the proper code to steal. I think this guy is nothing more than an internet scavenger quite honestly.

I should note that one commenter is legit. I found him registered on a talent agency's website. But, I should also point out that he is subscribed to Alex Jone's channel. Poor gullible conspiracy theorists :)

Last Edited by Louve on 03/24/2014 08:17 PM

Ok, we do know that the owner of the website is using contents from other sites.

The countdown from a movie promotion site, the map from a games site and now a video from youtube.
All which were fitting for his cause. So actually the video maker doesn't have to have to do something with the site. Just another "used" content from the world wide web.

Seeing the countdown, people thought is was a movie promotion

Seeing the map people thought the game site had something to to with it

Seeing the vid people now think the youtube channel is involved

And nobody is sure whats going on.

The replies from the guy from youtube could be just him jumping the wagon, as he seems to be a "Tard" too

Last Edited by °Lucy° on 03/24/2014 08:16 PM

I did get one more reply to my thanking them.

"Like I said I respond to emails I mean what I say and say what I mean."

I replied by thanking them again and stating that may the good side win.

Found his ass...

[link to twitter.com (secure)]

(warning, photo NSFW)

It would be nice if the guy could at least offer a hint...like maybe an allusion to the encryption used or a better hint at the key.

Great find!
He twittered the vid saying he liked it.... he did not say he made it

Last Edited by °Lucy° on 03/24/2014 08:46 PM

This ain't about a movie. That video had poor production value and the comments were obviously fake.

Yes, its not about a movie.... reading the comments looks like the guy wanted to make a movie, as many posted they wanted part in it. So I guess he made a call somewhere saying he was going to do a movie and looking for people who want a part in it. Thats why the video got so many views.

Screw this guy (email address and name omitted):

@gmail.com

7:30 PM (1 hour ago)

to Arthur
Can you explain to me how something like thelastelection14.com site would help increase traffic? You're basically saying that you can spend the money and make a "staging" page that will later lead to the actual site/video, am I correct?

How much money are we talking?
[email protected]

8:29 PM (16 minutes ago)

to me
No your wrong it's complicated it takes years to understand how online advertising and marketing works and it's very expensive if you want it done right most people can't afford to pay $30,000 for advertising, marketing and promoting

Sent from my iPhone

What the fuck.

LOL, don't mind that guy. He is just toying around, probably finally happy he got some "excitement" again

[link to www.elance.com (secure)]

If he wants to play then he should play an actual game. This is like playing mousetrap without having the board to play on.

This guy makes music and tutorials to help people to set up websites. That doesn't necessarily means he has something to do with that website.

The website could have been made by someone watching his tutorials? What was the connection again we had between him and thelastelection14.com?

Since he's a YouTube promoter, it makes me wonder who's video this originally is/was.

Last Edited by Spc__ on 03/24/2014 08:58 PM

I am experienced in getting youtube videos mass amount of real human traffic fast. I may be new to this elance site but I am not new at doing this type of work on youtube and I also can provide great samples of my work just youtube search trutv79

probably was his only vid he generated traffic.... by telling people he is making a movie to get them watching the trailer, lol.
Look at the comments and you see last comments a month ago.

And another reply:

"No problem. I got tons of people emailing me being disrespectful cussing at me thinking I'm some type of scam. I just ignore them but they have no idea. Things like that make me feel like why should I share any value information with the public and put my life on the line."

To which I replied that someone has to put their lives on the line. The good side must win.

[link to atlanta.backpage.com]

"You can also youtube search trutv79 if you want to see a sample or proof of our work which is a youtube video named the last election with over 1 million views on it. This will be a great event so don't miss out. We can only invite and select 50-100 people, and once our spots are full we will stop and only focus on our event members. Please do not email me unless you complete this process. If you disagree with anything in this post just ignore it."


Also: "I don't like repeating myself so please read everything carefully. Once you send 10 bucks I will send you the address, date ,location, and time for the event in 24 hours or less."

That guy is a scam!

[link to georgia.backpage.com]

[link to www.manta.com]

[link to upfreelance.com]

Last Edited by °Lucy° on 03/24/2014 09:09 PM

We must have been posting this at the same time. I found an ad for Atlanta. It looks like there are a few others too. This explains the "I wanna be in your crappy movie" comments, if any of them are even a little legit.

So disappointing. Are we 110% sure he is linked to thelastelection page? I guess so, because of the emails he's sent back and forth. Ugh.

I said this last night & I'll say it again: Damnit.

I'm really not sure where this will lead but am playing it for what I can. Any suggestions on future messages to him?

Yes you will find plenty of links to see what he is at

Here you can see how he generated the traffic for his video. Its only available in google cache, so I took a screenshot

[link to awesomescreenshot.com]

Ask him for clues about the code... What the 'key' is.
Then ask him if they still need extras for the movie and if so, where to send your $10 for parking. :]

Last Edited by Spc__ on 03/24/2014 09:14 PM

LOL that guy won't have a clue!

Look, here is the other youtube channel

[link to www.youtube.com]

Another reply:

"My life ain't on the line anymore. I just gotta pray on it. I'm ok with giving my life doing whats right. But it's another ball game when people threaten your kids and family"

To which I replied got to worry about the family and kids and glad his life isn't on the line anymore and then asked if his role in the communications is done.