While the identify theft for Noah was minor, the criminals decided to take to his social media accounts and take advantage of his countless fans and followers. One of the first things that was posted after the theft occurred was an unknown picture of a manly part, definitely not one that belonged to Noah either (though with the size and girth we're talking about here, he likely wishes it was actually his member). This drew widespread viewership and went viral in a matter of no time at all. After the thief had drawn even more eyes to the hacked account, he moved onto the next step of his plot. This is when he made a number of posts to come view his counterfeit Buffalo Stampede webstore. The store was filled with t-shirts, flags, sweatshirts, etc. All kinds of merchandise for the S59 runner-ups. The nerve of this thief to advertise for his Stampede store on a Texas Renegades player's social media. It didn't take long for this thief to be shut down and for Noah to reclaim control of his accounts.