British infogypsy crashed his favorite McLaren (6 photos + 1 video)
Coach and online training vendor named Gurvin Singh Dyal loves to live in grand style. One of his expensive toys is a supercar. McLaren in rose gold - recently had an accident in Manchester. Therefore, the media remembered this lover of luxurious life, and along with some of his dubious deeds. 
Infogypsy as a type of fraud flourishes around world, and good old England is no exception. A typical representative Gurvin Singh Dyal (Mr Gurvz), millionaire blogger and sales coach online trainings and video tutorials charged for wealth and success.
He promises to teach everyone easy ways to make money. Not even like that. Big money! And he cites himself as an example - they say, he studied like everyone else, he huddled in a shabby rental housing, and now he is a “tycoon online business and the king of luxury lifestyle." To succeed says this mister, all you need is faith in yourself and the ability to buy from him valuable information to start your business.
Of course, in order to cut money from a trusting flock, he must look rich and successful. Beautiful picture of my own life cool cars, restaurants, resorts - everything is as it should be.
Here is what he writes on his website:
I'm Mr. Gurves - online business mogul and king of luxury lifestyle. I grew up in a council flat and now I have financial freedom. Now I live with my family in a separate house since 5 bedrooms in London and own several dream cars. If I can anyone can do it.
I teach the secrets of modern wealth creation. ways making money online is a set. I have already learned and now let me teach you.
Society makes you work and doesn't want you to be are free. You are a slave to a society that only makes your boss rich. I I will give you the knowledge that will help you enter the top 1% of rich people. Needed from you just motivation and hard work. Get ready! It's time to earn money. Without deceit. Pay a small entry fee and then £7.5,000 - after making a profit of £50,000. 
24-year-old Gurvin Dyal looks gloomily at his battered McLaren
Gurvin Singh Dyal rose to prominence in 2019 when video of him handing out money to strangers on the main street Plymouth, went viral. But later it turned out that this video was actually was part of a fraudulent scheme in which investors lost nearly £4 million. 
Passers-by also stop and stare. You don't see this every day
In a BBC Three documentary titled Scam City: Money, Mayhem and Maserati claimed that Gyal assured investors of that he is an authorized trader and promised them guaranteed profit up to £300 per day.
The film also featured victims of the scam. For example, a 24 year old who lost £17,000 accumulated for mortgage payments. He said he only had 48 pounds. 
Gurvin Dyal, who claimed to turn every 200 £100,000, offered trading services through his company GS3 Trades, which was not regulated by the on financial supervision and did not even have a license to trade. Later it turned out that another firm was “looking after” the investments, registered in the Bahamas and not subject to British legislation. 
Mr Gurvz has since branched out into online mentoring and launched a new get-rich-quick scheme. He tries to encourage people invest in what he calls e-commerce courses. And by in fact, sells himself and his way of life, on which, like flies, those who who believes in easy and fast earnings. 
