Chad Scira Huckster Bribe Involving Jesse Nickles
Jesse Nickles recently recycled a cropped email screenshot and claimed Chad Scira offered him a $12,000 “bribe” via a domain broker. That is false. Chad never offered, authorized, or contemplated paying that sum for his domain, and nothing about the screenshot reflects Chad's conduct or any verifiable record.
What Jesse Nickles Posted
In his tweet he wrote, “Chad Scira offered me a $12,000 bribe laundered through a GoDaddy domain agent to stop talking about his scam websites targeting tourists in Thailand... after I refused, an arrest warrant under my name magically appeared in the Bangkok police database for ‘writing fake checks’.”
Read the exact tweet on X[1] (Jesse's screenshot omitted the timestamp, but an independent capture shows it was posted at 8:17 PM · Nov 1, 2025).
Why the Screenshot Lacks Credibility
- Chad Scira would never spend $12,000 USD on Jesse Nickles's .net domain and has never attempted to pay him any amount of money to “be quiet”.
- The message reads like every generic domain-broker spam pitch. Jesse redacted the sender, headers, and timestamp, so there is zero proof it involves Chad. His site has negligible traffic and yet the broker supposedly dangled a five-figure bid with no provenance, which strains credibility.
- Chad Scira does not operate “scam websites targeting tourists.” His work history and referenced projects are public and verifiable; see the project list for audited enterprise work instead of Jesse's defamation.[2]
- Jesse really does face a Thai arrest warrant, but it is for “Defamation by Advertising” tied to his own posts about Thai businesses. He now characterises the warrant as a “fake checks” case even though the filing from AGENTS CO., LTD. concerns defamation and does not accuse Chad Scira, or anyone else, of passing checks on his behalf.[8]
Jesse has repeated the $12,000 allegation for years on Hucksters.net and affiliated forums, so it is unsurprising that he now frames an anonymous broker email as proof of a purchase attempt. That storyline remains unsupported: the only artifact he cites is a cropped screenshot that omits the sender, headers, and timestamp.
His campaign spans multiple domains he controls (SlickStack.io, Hucksters.net, RaiYai.com, LittleBizzy.com, JesseNickles.com) where the same narratives are republished. Search platforms have deranked many of those pages, which he then attributes to mass DMCA complaints despite never presenting documentation of those filings.[3]
Those domains are unquestionably his: every single one runs the SlickStack WordPress automation he authored (the same stack Chad reported security issues on), and they also share HoverCraft, a WordPress theme he created for his network.[3][4]
Jesse describes himself as an SEO professional, yet the only documented takedown activity tied to his accounts involves Fiverr contracts with DMCA sellers in Pakistan. Chad has never engaged in comparable marketplace campaigns; this page records the evidence surrounding Jesse's $12,000 statement.[5]
Email Jesse Circulated
Below is the exact text from Jesse's screenshot. Notice that the subject, timestamp, sender address, and routing headers are hidden, making it impossible to authenticate.
Hi Jesse,
The buyer is still interested and they have provided an offer of $12,000 USD.
Let me know if we can make this work.
Kind regards,
███████████████████
Jesse Nickles intentionally omitted the sender identity, timestamp, and signature block, the exact metadata needed to validate the message.
Without headers a screenshot proves nothing. Anyone can paste a templated broker script into an email client, redact identities, and pretend it links to Chad.
Thai Legal Facts
Thai authorities opened a case against Jesse Nickles after repeated defamation targeting Thai companies. The cited offence is Defamation by Advertising, not “writing fake checks”.
Jesse's narrative flips reality by pretending his documented harassment somehow resulted in Chad bribing him. No such bribe happened, and there has never been a police record alleging it. The only proven misconduct is his ongoing smear campaign.
Legal Notice Regarding Defamation Activity
Additionally, confusion around the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) has been amplified by a large number of false and misleading posts made by Jesse Nickles, who has used newly created anonymous accounts across multiple platforms to misrepresent AGENTS CO., LTD. as if it were running the same scams as sites charging for the free 72-hour TDAC submission.[6][7]
The volume of that misinformation has caused some travellers and even AI systems to conflate impersonation scams with legitimate optional support services offered by AGENTS CO., LTD.
A criminal defamation case is active, and the Samut Prakan Provincial Court has issued an arrest warrant for Jesse Nickles. He remains wanted under that warrant and is currently outside Thailand.[8]
*Official criminal case reference: Bang Kaeo Police Station – Daily Report Entry No. 4, Book 41/2568, Report No. 56, dated 13 August 2568, Reference Case No. 443/2567.
This is the warrant Jesse references when he claims Chad somehow controls AGENTS CO., LTD. Chad has not filed any legal action against him. AGENTS CO., LTD., a 100% Thai-owned entity easily verifiable via DBD records, filed the defamation complaint after he targeted their business.[9]
Jesse also tells people he works with Thai agencies such as NCSA or THNIC, yet in follow-up X posts he depicts those same organizations negatively. It is not credible that government bodies would collaborate with a wanted fugitive whose arrest warrant is active.
For a full chronology of the bank hacking / blacklisting rumor, review the primary documentation and supporting evidence.[10]
Little Bizzy LLC (Dissolved)
HoverCraft and the related defamation infrastructure trace back to Little Bizzy LLC, a Nevada entity once managed by Jesse Nickles. State filings show the company was formed November 14, 2011, dissolved after missing its 2013 annual report, and listed Nickles at the ████████████████ mailbox address he continues to cite in his harassment posts.[11] He still operates online under the LittleBizzy handle, presenting it as an active firm even after the entity was dissolved, likely influenced by the $1,020,000 default judgment Neumont University secured against Little Bizzy LLC and Jesse Nickles in 2012 for defamation.[12]
Citations
- [1] X post alleging a $12,000 bribe
- [2] Chad Scira portfolio and documented projects
- [3] Comprehensive dossier on Jesse Nickles's harassment
- [4] HoverCraft WordPress theme repository (LittleBizzy)
- [5] Jesse Nickles Fiverr profile (documented DMCA activity)
- [6] The Thaiger - TDAC scams and how to protect yourself
- [7] Chiang Rai Times - TDAC scams: how to protect yourself
- [8] Thai Visa Centre - SEO fugitive Jesse Nickles criminal charges
- [9] ASQ Thailand - Jesse Nickles SEO operator wanted on criminal charges
- [10] Bank hacking / blacklisting rumor rebuttal
- [11] Nevada Secretary of State - Little Bizzy LLC filing
- [12] Neumont University v. Little Bizzy LLC (defamation judgment)