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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2016 · 32 MIN

James McGibney Interview

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JAMES MCGIBNEY - former United States Marine & founder of CheaterVille.com Former United States Marine and founder of CheaterVille.com and CheaterU.com (college/university), a website where people can upload the names of individuals who have cheated on them for the public to see (he's been featured on Anderson Cooper, Dr. Drew, Wendy Williams, Howard Stern, and other outlets). James McGibney said he first had the idea for Cheaterville.com while serving overseas. Cheaterville.com was born, along with Karmaville.com, BullyVille.com & Cupidville.com. "I was in the Marine Corps on an overseas deployment with a good friend of mine. We came back only to discover that his wife had been having an affair during the entire deployment," McGibney said. "I thought to myself, doesn’t everyone have the right to know if someone is cheating on them?'" James served tours of duty with Third Surveillance Reconnaissance Intelligence Group and Marine Security Guard Battalion. He was awarded a Navy Achievement Medal by the Secretary of the Navy for his service. James holds a Master’s degree from Boston University and attended Harvard Business School for his executive education.James sits on Cisco Systems UCS Blade Advisory Board and was the first person in the world to launch the Cisco UCS Blade technology.

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