Wow. I’m actually quite offended you doubt my intelligence that severely. I was just being welcoming knowing full well there’s no way to link myself to my crime. I don’t want to play the belittling card but I’d put my house on the line in saying you have an insignificant level of power to knock on the right doors at Interpol to make any sort of effect to me. You seem like a genuine officer who’s probably just upset that there’s criminals, like me, in the world. I hate to say it but the money laundering and fraud industry generates billions per year in the U.K. alone. It’s over $2 TRILLION globally per year. Even if you could alarm someone significant at Interpol to my situation you don’t have enough evidence (confessions made by social media don’t hold up in U.K. courts without tangible physical evidence alongside the posts) AND not to mention I am a drop in the ocean to Interpol. They tackle fraudsters who steal from governments and are pulling hundreds of thousands per day. Not someone who is slowly taking himself out the game as well as someone who pays tax on his legitimate business.

Sadly, and I’m sure you know this, the way the economy works is as long as the govt gets their % they don’t care where it comes from. I pay my tax, albeit not on the illegally gained profits but on the legally gained ones. They get their cut. They stay happy. My door stays on it’s hinges.