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Bookmark or Share- The Magnises Card – Black Card for Millennial’s History and FallThe Magnises card, considered to be the Millennials Black Card with a $250 annual fee, went up in flames because of the Fyre Festival Disaster. Billy McFarland announced on August 21 that tickets are on sale for Fyre Festival II, with prices ranging from $499 to $7,999.
- What Happened To Magnises? Billy McFarland's "Credit Card ... - BustleIn the new Netflix documentary Fyre, about the epic fail that was 2017's Fyre Festival, viewers get a deeper look at the man behind the event, Billy McFarland.
- What you should know about Billy McFarland's pre-Fyre Fest scam MagnisesHere are two things you need to know about Magnises, according to Business Insider's wild interviews with people involved. McFarland tried to rent a $30k townhouse because he thought it would get...
- Inside Fyre Festival Fraudster Billy McFarland’s First Big ScamHe’s currently serving six years behind bars for wire fraud related to Fyre Fest, but before that, the 27-year-old conned his fellow rich NYC millennials with Magnises.
- Magnises - WikipediaMagnises was a card-based membership club co-founded by convicted fraudster Billy McFarland in August 2013. Similar to Fyre Festival , another scam by McFarland, Ja Rule was the spokesman. [2] The club card was not itself a real credit card; members could use it to make purchases only by first linking it to one of their pre-existing credit card ...
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