Who is Andrey?

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What’s up What’s up?? First of all I’d like to thank you for taking your time to check out DreyX.com. Here is a biography of who I Andrey (DreyX) am.


I’m 22 years old, was born in a country called Belarus. Came to USA when I was about 4 years old. Got hooked unto technology when I was about 6 years old, when my dad had gotten our family some broken computer which I found interesting at the time. A few years later I saw my neighbor show me how to use a radio to listen in on telephone conversations. This was before cellphones folks.


As I grew older I began to learn and find a passion for technology and science. Our family was really religious and my parents had told me that tv, computers, and almost anything else that wasn’t the Bible was a waste of time. Over protective of their children growing up in a foreign country that was very diverse. Being a little rebel that I was I didn’t want to believe everything that the parents said. When I got into middle school my parents had bought our family a new computer. How fascinated I was with how it worked and how I could get more acquainted with it. From “hacking”, “cracking”, and “phreaking”… as a teen I found that this stuff was more interesting than girls.

As I had got into highschool I began to figure out how networks worked and how exploitable they were… where the districts attendance/grades information, was kept. I’ll just leave it at that. Some misfortunate events had caused me to drop out of highschool at a young age. Still living under my parents roof I had got hooked into online gaming. This was with a “dialup” connection which I had figured out how to obtain and use for free (AOL Days).


My parents being upset that I had dropped out of highschool because of technology and my strong passion for computers had kicked me out of the house. This was when I was about 16 years old. Not knowing where to go or what to do I had lived outside in the streets for a few days. Then a black friend of mine had his family let me live with them for almost a year which if you can imagine was A LOT different than living with a Russian family. It was an amazing culture change, where you got to see things from a different prospective than you had ever imagined. From middle class to ghetto living. Believe it or not, it was the MOST amazing experience I have experienced in my whole entire life. More greater than skydiving, bungee jumping, river rafting, or just being in love with a girl. The things I had learned, from the different cultures in the lower class community was unbelievable. Where you could see neighbors borrowing pillows, blankets, and food just to get by. Also seeing the drugs, gangs, and violence that I had never seen and was told to keep away from when I had lived with my parents. After a while my parents had asked me to come back and live with them again.


This is when I had the opportunity to start my so called career. I got a job working at the GeekSquad without no previous experience or education. Thanks to an individual who had got my foot into the door. These days at the Geek Squad I had developed a friendship with not only the employees, but also with many of the customers. Removing viruses, hardware installs, wireless setups, modding, and suffering with a lot of headaches. Again this individual who had got me the job at the Geek Squad helped me pursue a better opportunity that was a higher paying job with even more stress doing work at Boeing. Don’t even want to talk about that place. Nothing against Boeing, just when you have government contracts. It’s not a great place to work at… where you have a person looking over your shoulder who has someone looking over their shoulder etc etc. No YOUTUBE, No nothing. Work, and stress. Then I had the opportunity to do work at Microsoft (HEAVEN) at least as an employee. Was the most easy going and productive experience at a work place I’ve never knew it ever existed. Work during the day, play football with the employees during the weekends, drink sodas, enjoy a good lunch daily… While being paid for having a good time there. Paradise.

Then I had decided to try to see if I could attempt to change my life a bit by going to a child orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico and help children and people who were less fortunate than I was. For this experience I have no words to explain how much freedom we have in the USA. But also for how much take things for granted here also. There you would be thankful just to have some water, or at times anything to eat.

Currently I am living with my younger brother, and spending time posting things I find interesting online here. Mostly figuring out the answers to the trivia questions posted on Appulous. Surprisingly enough I find the answers by going through blogs, forums, chat rooms. Pretty much thinking backwards.


A short while ago I had some stuff stolen out of my car. The police said they couldn’t help almost at all and didn’t have the finances to continue to investigate who had burglarized my car. One of the things stolen was a nice indash usb music player which I had bought many years ago with my lovely Geek Squad discount. I decided to call up a few pawn shops, searched craigslist ads, and any other place that I could possibly think of that they crook could have gotten rid of the music device for a quick penny. Gave it about a month or so and I had noticed someone post just random car parts from different cars and models. This was on craigslist. So I decided to contact the owner of the post because I had noticed the indash usb music player that I had was there and it looked just like mine. The things that stood out about how he posted was his grammar. Spelling was horrible, and just the way he wrote his ads with his “bullsh*t” on how he acquired the items. He had got back to me with a phone number to purchase some of the items. I had googled the phone number and even found more car parts that were posted. Trust me… this wasn’t your local dealer or a junk yard. I decided to figure out who this person was. First asking my friends who had worked for AT&T, Verizon, Tmobile. Nothing. No information on the phone number. Doing some more investigating online I had figured out who the person was. Where he lived, his age, and any other possible thing I wanted to know about him. Btw, in my area where I live there is a source that you can obtain almost anything about anyone’s property of where they live. (Almost no one knows about this). I don’t want to go on with this story for legal reasons.


Anyways, as you may see I am a real person. Thank you for visiting DreyX.com.

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