#nesiamotu

[himbos-against-onision]

Just to clear up confusion, since onion boys shady company is coming a lot more into conversation now

"nesiamotu" isn't a Lithuanian word. I'm a native lithuanian speaker, and I can confirm that it doesn't even fit the grammar rules of our lanague.

Furthermore, we don't actually have a word that would directly translate to "unmolsted!"

However it does translate to it on Google (in certain occasions, Google translate wack)

My theory? Onion boy wanted to have a clever "hop the language" name, took the first thing he found on Google translate, and never bothered to double check the grammar

[onisionisacanceronthisearth]

Nesiamotu 2: Electric Boogaloo

So I was curious and decided to check out Greg's company again. Turns out it's no longer dissolved! He's started it all right back up again with a few updates to his information, and fixing some big fat lies I mentioned in my initial post

So to start off, he has now fixed whatever caused his company to go delinquent. Things that could cause this in a company include not paying fees or not submitting a profit report at the end of the year. He left his company delinquent long enough that it had actually been administratively dissolved

Sometime between my last post on this and now, he reactivated his company and updated his name as James Jackson (he did not update this when he changed his name so the company was in the wrong name until now) and also updated his address which was his previous address despite him having moved from that address within a month of creating this company. The phone number associated with the account also contains the same digits as Greg's, I don't remember if this was an update on an older number or not

This Alexander Vace person is still supposedly involved in the company however, his email address is no longer the primary address for the company, it's now Greg's laughable "Onision" Gmail (how professional). Vace's address is a virtual office and is likely an employee of The Grady Firm who uses the same virtual address for their Beverly Hills branch. The Grady Firm is an online lawyer firm which has a department designed to help people create LLCs much like Nesiamotu is. Considering Vace's email is no longer associated with Nesiamotu, and the fact that the firm seems pretty strictly on the "consultant" side, it's possible he barely had any real involvement in the whole thing and Greg just included his name because he was an idiot enough to think he had a real lawyer and business partner. I'm now thinking that maybe it wasn't nefarious at all that Greg didn't keep his company up, it was likely his total stupidity on how the world works which caused him to think this Vace guy would handle everything and didn't actually know his company was delinquent because his email was not associated with the company for correspondence and neither was his actual address preventing anyone from being able to contact him for a while. I can find no records of an Alexander Vace at the company though so either he's faked it, or he's just one of the lawyers/consultants who work there and are not listed (according to LinkedIn they have 1-10 employees but only three are listed, two are the faces of the company it seems from their yelp reviews and one's a random other guy) and/or also potentially uses an alias

Also also they have a section on CPAs, my guess? Greg found and used them to try and sort his IRS issues instead of going to a proper lawyer in person then decided to make a company. He was potentially upsold by the guy acting as his CPA considering Alexander Vace was listed as a CPA at one point. Potentially, as I suspected initially, this company really was a way for James Jackson AKA Onision to try and cheat the IRS

[onisionisacanceronthisearth]

Nesiamotu AKA Greg broke the law again

Gregory Avaroe and Alexander Vace's company known as "Nesiamotu" has now been listed as "delinquent". This status is given to companies when they fail to hand over an annual report of their company to the secretary of state or other applicable agency. The report was due February 28th, around one year after its creation meant to be submitted yearly. Little information was known about this company to begin with making it particularly sketchy due to it coming into fruition around the time of his IRS issues but the new delinquent status looks even worse for Greg and his business partner. I will update if I find any new information

Greg has officially broken another law, but why? What is this man hiding? Is there something he didn't want to report to the government?

Company information: https://www.washingtoncompanysearch.com/companies/nesiamotu-inc/

Delinquent status: https://info.legalzoom.com/difference-between-delinquent-inactive-corporations-27091.html

[onisionisacanceronthisearth]

Turns out Greg has used the Nesiamotu name for a while, even before his now delinquent company was a thing

This isn't the same shirt but it's pretty good evidence that it is actually Greg behind this Nesiamotu name. So far nothing particularly interesting when searching up that username but who knows what might turn up.

[onisionisacanceronthisearth]

https://ct.wolterskluwer.com/resource-center/articles/administrative-dissolution-and-reinstatement-of-business-entities

James Jackson's business, still under the Gregory Avaroe name has been administratively dissolved. He ran out of time to fix his previous status and likely either owes money on it, or the annual report. Both are not good but the latter is highly suspicious if that's what is missing

It's been theorized that this was potentially going to be used as a way to traffic funds and hide them from the IRS. Considering the current state of affairs, I'm starting to lean more heavily towards this theory. I wonder if James changed his name as an attempt to hide from this company, especially seeing as he used his old address to create this company. The name change does match up to around when he may have started getting letters about his annual report (due in February)

Will report back once I have more information