Did Mike Rossi (viral marathon dad) cheat his way into Boston?

Lydia Romero wrote:

RydalResident wrote:

Now this video and self-validation certainly is a waste of time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZdJeIoC6WM&feature=youtu.be&a

What a wanker.

Oh yeah, and Mikey, whoever is doing your cosmetic facial scrub and peel give them the Big A, it ain't a good look. And as for the hair, words fail me.

Doubler wrote:

DevilsAdvocate wrote:

Looks like the female Mike Rossi is still at it

http://www.pikore.com/chicagoanniehttp://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5175135

I really need to put an article up on her as well..working on something else now..

Good and make sure you make her aware of it.

WhySoCurious wrote:

Hi Mike! wrote:

This was a was of time. Good job!

Ha ha. Another eff up.

Again - sadder to be Mike - or sadder to be someone who pretends to be Mike? Either way...

This was a waste of time. Thanks!

RydalResident wrote:

LMR wrote:

OMG! That is great. He acts like he's doing the couple a favor by showing up.

Right? Little do they know that they likely would have been better had he not shown up because now they are associated with a known cheater and liar.

Sometimes the rhetoric on this thread is just goofy and mean spirited. Someone really thinks that when a couple hires a DJ for their wedding that they will vette the DJ on the internet on his running? And that the couple is "associated" with him? You guys are getting desperate to come up with new stuff. Stick to the old stuff, it was the best stuff and good stuff.

Lydia Romero wrote:

RydalResident wrote:

Now this video and self-validation certainly is a waste of time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZdJeIoC6WM&feature=youtu.be&a

What a wanker.

Another Mike Rossi snow job.

Call it like it is wrote:

Someone really thinks that when a couple hires a DJ for their wedding that they will vette the DJ on the internet on his running?

Vet yes, on his running no. Common practice to Google someone/company you're thinking of hiring, try it: 'mike rossi' or 'mike rossi dj'.

Would you hire him after doing a bit of research and finding out he's a cheat and Philly's #1 Loser? OK, you probably would but I wouldn't.

Call it like it is wrote:

Sometimes the rhetoric on this thread is just goofy and mean spirited. Someone really thinks that when a couple hires a DJ for their wedding that they will vette the DJ on the internet on his running?

I agree that there has been some reaching lately - but - it's not his running that would be a problem, it's that he didn't run but instead lied and cheated and said he ran. And all the bazaar crap he's done since. That should cause people to vet him. Honesty is huge - I wouldn't hire anybody to do anything if I knew they were a sociopath like Mike Rossi. It's not worth the risk/hassle. Especially for something as important as a wedding, where there is so much stress involved. I just wouldn't hire someone with a known history of lying - just because I don't want anything to go wrong. You want to be able to trust the people who work for you. If he'd cheat at a turkey trot, what wouldn't he be willing to cheat at?

The same applies to Ken. I don't care that he says he's cleaned up his act - just not worth the risk. It's actually surprising to me that either of those two have work. It really shows how many people don't do their homework. You used to have to rely on word of mouth, but a quick Google search will tell anybody all they need to know about those two - stay away, stay far away.

Call it like it is wrote:

RydalResident wrote:

Right? Little do they know that they likely would have been better had he not shown up because now they are associated with a known cheater and liar.

Sometimes the rhetoric on this thread is just goofy and mean spirited. Someone really thinks that when a couple hires a DJ for their wedding that they will vette the DJ on the internet on his running? And that the couple is "associated" with him? You guys are getting desperate to come up with new stuff. Stick to the old stuff, it was the best stuff and good stuff.

It would be too easy to "call it like it is" on you. Yes, it very common and prudent to google people, companies or firms before hiring them. It is called due diligence. It is no different than asking someone who they use for X,Y,Z or if they have ever heard of X,Y,Z company or individual, or can you recommend someone to paint, or something. Similarly, you google or use website to get reviews about travel or restaurants. If you have two people offering the same services and one has the reputation of someone who cheats, lies and makes threats, and everything else being equal, you are not going to select a Mike Rossi or for that matter Ken Stillman.

With that said, there are a lot of lazy people out there who will not do their homework and thus get taken or have a bad experience which could have been avoided with using a google or a website.

Hiring Mike Rossi might give your wedding a global exposure. He posts your pics all over the place to fight his list public relations fight.

Greetings from Germany!

Right! Who wants a slimy hair plug guy with cheap red hair dye filming you coming in out of the snow while pimping his brand?

Ick

Do people typically book Mike by name, or do they contact the East Coast Event Group and they send him out?

I wonder how many people have booked with East Coast and specifically requested (demanded) that they not send the "cheater guy"?

I also wonder how many people have had quiet conversations at weddings about "the dj" who happens to be the "cheater guy"?

And I wonder what it's like to be the dj at a wedding and look over at a table of guests and see them looking at you and pointing and snickering and know damn good and well that they are discussing you being the "cheater guy"?

Hobby Ironmanner wrote:

Do people typically book Mike by name, or do they contact the East Coast Event Group and they send him out?

I assume that unless a specific person is requested, East Coast Event Group will just send somebody out. That is the only way Rossi can get work. Nobody would hire Rossi after searching his name but if they were to just Google East Coast then Rossi does not pop up.

brogan1 wrote:

I assume that unless a specific person is requested, East Coast Event Group will just send somebody out. That is the only way Rossi can get work. Nobody would hire Rossi after searching his name but if they were to just Google East Coast then Rossi does not pop up.

I dunno, there are some morons out there. The Cheater Mike Rossi still has 826 followers although some are hanging on to watch his stupidity play out. He can't be trusted on any level.

Sounds like a task we can take on!

I assume that unless a specific person is requested, East Coast Event Group will just send somebody out. That is the only way Rossi can get work. Nobody would hire Rossi after searching his name but if they were to just Google East Coast then Rossi does not pop up.

TheDudeAbides wrote:

brogan1 wrote:

I assume that unless a specific person is requested, East Coast Event Group will just send somebody out. That is the only way Rossi can get work. Nobody would hire Rossi after searching his name but if they were to just Google East Coast then Rossi does not pop up.

I dunno, there are some morons out there. The Cheater Mike Rossi still has 826 followers although some are hanging on to watch his stupidity play out. He can't be trusted on any level.

I'm just sad he won't be in the remake of Dancin' on Air.

EZPass Mike wrote:

I'm just sad he won't be in the remake of Dancin' on Air.

http://mobile.philly.com/beta?wss=/philly/entertainment/television&id=366494181

They can do a 'Where Are They Now" segment and feature His Cheatness:

Oh to be Mike!

EZPass Mike wrote:

TheDudeAbides wrote:

I dunno, there are some morons out there. The Cheater Mike Rossi still has 826 followers although some are hanging on to watch his stupidity play out. He can't be trusted on any level.

I'm just sad he won't be in the remake of Dancin' on Air.

http://mobile.philly.com/beta?wss=/philly/entertainment/television&id=366494181

A quote from the article;

"It's sheer entertainment without having to be created," Reed said. "A lot of kids think this is going to be their break. But some - not all, but some - have no clue. They're delusional. There's some kids who are very talented, but those are far and few in between."

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It's like it's 1985 all over again for our hero!

Just going to leave this here.