American businessman and former Marine James McGibney. He served in the United States Marine Corps and was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal.
On August 16, 2021, McGibney received the Harvard University Cybersecurity Certification: Managing Risk in the Information Age.
He served in the US Marine Corps and was a member of the Marine Security Guard Battalion and the Third Surveillance Reconnaissance Intelligence Group.
Similarly, McGibney participated in the introduction of Cisco UCS blade technology while serving as the data center manager for general contractor Tutor Perini in 2009.
He declared the opening of Cheaterville.com in February 2011, a website where anonymous users can publish charges of adultery together with the names and images of the accusers.
How wealthy is the former Marine James McGibney?
In the United States, a business man makes an average yearly pay of $62,717. James’ earnings can so fall within the aforementioned areas.
As of 2022, McGibney’s net worth is unknown. He might have made more money from his work, though.
He is the founder and CEO of the Las Vegas, Nevada-based company ViaView, Inc. BullyVille.com, CheaterVille.com, KarmaVille.com, and DramaVille.com are all owned and run by ViaView.
Additionally, he declared in June 2012 that he would present VocalVille on Las Vegas’s CBS radio station KXNT-FM. A court order from March 2013 required Hunter to pay James $250,000 in libel damages.
What’s become of James McGibney?
The businessman currently resides in Round Rock, Texas, where he oversees BullyVille and serves as the Senior Director of Cybersecurity for an electrical contractor. He received criticism after the website Hunter’s was compared to CheaterVille, which was shut down in May 2015.
James McGibney working at his desk
James answered and said, “[CheaterVille.com] wasn’t made to do harm or exact revenge. On the contrary, I firmly believe it was meant to serve as a warning and won’t ever reconsider.”
Additionally, he had plans to create TV programs based on the websites he controlled. Shortly after selling the property to James, Hunter posted disparaging remarks about James’ wife on Twitter. James was a “pedophile with horrific photographs,” he falsely claimed.
He currently likes spending time with his three sons and is married. In a 2014 lawsuit that included James as a defendant, Thomas Retzlaff was charged with stalking and harassing James and his business, ViaView.
What transpired between James McGibney and Hunter Moore?
In April 2012, Hunter Moore offered McGibney less than $15,000 for the contentious revenge adult website Is Anyone Up? Traffic to the website was diverted to BullyVille.com. McGibney’s declared objective was to shut down the previous website as a result.
Three days after the purchase, Moore called McGibney a pedophile and threatened to stalk his wife on Twitter. McGibney thereafter sued Moore for defamation in Nevada’s Clark County District Court in February 2013.
Moore afterwards had to pay Moore’s legal bills, court costs, and a default judgment of $250,000. As of September 2021, the judgment was valued more than 338,000 USD.
In April 2022, a small interview with McGibney from VICE was published on YouTube, in which he talked about his involvement in the activities that led to the closure of the vengeance adult website IsAnyoneUp in 2012.