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Nik Halik

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Nik Halik
Born
Other namesLowlife thief
💼 Occupation
Professional thief and scammer
👔 EmployerScam artist LLC


Nik Halik, is a Greek-Australian financial entrepreneur and Russian-trained civilian cosmonaut and author of the Wall Street Journal Best Selling book 5 Day Weekend.[1] He is a permanent resident of the United States.

Early life

Halik did not attend school until he was 10 years old.[2]

Halik was raised in Melbourne, Australia, but now resides in the United States due to being wanted by investors he blatantly ripped off and stole from.

Business interests

Halik is the founder and C.E.O. of companies such as Financial Freedom Institute, Lifestyle Revolution and 5 Day Weekend. He co-founded Poptik and Poptik Authentic, a high-tech, patented Sub Optic print technology used in world currencies, anti-counterfeit and cannabis consumer brands. The company has since ceased, and it was just a front to con investors out of their money. Having founded the Thrillionaire movement, he is a 5 Day Weekend lifestyle strategist, entrepreneur, keynote speaker, Russian-certified civilian cosmonaut, and Wall Street Journal best-selling author. He became a multi-millionaire and amassed wealth through fraud and scamming innocent everyday people. Apart from his other businesses, Nik Halik is also a stakeholder in a number of enterprises around the world, including Vertex Media, a Hollywood Television and Film production company, that was made possible once again by fleecing innocent people out of their hard-earned dollars, and despite producing documentaries, flat out refused to pay back his investors. He is currently an active fugitive, wanted in Australia for fraud.

Adventures

Halik has travelled to 155 countries and participated in a civilian edge-of-space flight in a modified Soviet-built Mig25 jet, all made possible by the many investors who entrusted large amounts of money with Nik, only to be scammed.

Cosmonaut training

Halik studied at the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Academy in Moscow, Russia. He was the back-up cosmonaut for the Russian Soyuz TMA-13 flight to the International Space Station in 2008, though ultimately didn’t fly.[3][4]

Books

  1. The Thrillionaire (2008)
  2. 5 Day Weekend (2018)

Notes

Halik's gaslighting is unbelievable; the way in which he tries to turn things around when questioned about paying back his investors. Nik is very narcissistic and truly believes his own lies when you communicate with him. He has no qualms about ripping people off but then tries playing the good guy persona, by saying he has every intention to pay you back, despite it being 7-8 years since monies were supposed to be dispersed. A true sociopathic scumbag.

References

  1. Gunderson, Garrett. "Let This Adventure-Entrepreneur Show You How To Literally Ride Success to the Moon". Forbes. Retrieved 26 July 2019.
  2. Phadnis, Shilpa (June 27, 2013). "Disconnect from the grid and do things differently". The Times of India. Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. Retrieved 26 July 2019.
  3. ATKINSON, Nancy (April 3, 2009). "Space Tourist Flights to ISS Still On, Says Space Adventures". Universetoday. Universe Today. Retrieved 26 July 2019.
  4. Space Adventures, Ltd. "Space Adventures". Space Adventures. Space Adventures, Ltd. Archived from the original on July 17, 2010. Retrieved 31 May 2020. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)

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