Danny Porush, 56, was jailed for his part in the 'pump and dump' scheme along with Jordan Belfort, the real-life Wolf of Wall Street Porush is played by Jonah Hill in the hit film, while Belfort is played by Leonardo DiCaprio They were both ordered to pay around $200m in restitution to their thousands of victims But Porush moved into a $7.5m Miami Beach condo with his wife last August He and his wife are said to drive matching Rolls Royce convertibles Victims are furious, but everything is above board - his possessions are in his wife's name Porush now works for a medical supply company in trouble for overcharging taxpayers and criticized for high pressure sales tactics He quibbles with some scenes in the film - but does admit he ate a goldfish By Paul Thompson In Miami Walking out of his $7.5m Miami condo past a fleet of supercars with his wife, decked in designer clothes, Danny Porush heads to the airport on Friday for a luxury break on the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos. What is hard to swallow in this scene is that Porush is the partner in crime of the real life Wolf of Wall Street, the hit movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill. The 56-year-old, played by Jonah Hill, and his partner Jordan Belfort - played by DiCaprio still owe $200million to those they scammed. Life's tough when you're this rich: Danny Porush and his second wife and children head out from Miami airport today for a luxury break in the Caribbean Hard sell: Johna Hill plays Danny Porush in the real-life Wolf of Wall Street about the infamous pump and dump scam. Porush was Jordan Belfort's (Leonardo DiCaprio) partner. They were both jailed for the $200m fraud But far from living in poverty, Porush is enjoying a life of multi-millionaire splendor to the fury of his thousands of victims, conned in their now-infamous 'pump and dump' scheme. And neither is he afraid to show off his wealth. Porush has recently moved into a stunning condominium in the Bal Harbour residences on Miami Beach. He and his second wife have even been seen driving matching Rolls Royce convertibles, which can cost $350,000 a-piece. Their luxurious waterfront home is in one of the most sought after residences in Florida with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. A victim of Porush today told MailOnline he was disgusted that he has yet to see his money while Porush lives like multimillionaire. Headed for the sun: Danny Porush married his second wife Lisa Krause after dumping first wife Nancy Super-rich: Porush walks past a Ferrari super-car parked outside his luxury condo building on the way to his waiting chauffeur-driven SUV "There are many of us who lost a lot of money who resent that he is able to live this way when he has not paid restitution as ordered by the US Government," said Robert Shearin. He has got his money from somewhere, yet those of us who were victims of Belfort and Porush will never get ours back. Former realtor Shearin, 57, from Manhattan Beach, California, said he lost a six figure sum after being persuaded to invest in worthless stock by brokers working for Stratton Oakmont - the firm run by Belfort and Porush - in the 1990s. Porush is a crook. He will always be a crook, but at least he is not trying to say he is a reformed character like Belfort. Porush was jailed for 39 months for his part in defrauding investors. He was also ordered to pay restitution of more than $200m to those who lost money - but has only paid $11m to date. High Life: The Porush family recently moved into a $7.5m condo in Bal Harbour, Miami Beach - one of the most sought after addresses in Florida with sweeping views of the Atlantic Kept man: The $7.5m condo is in Porush's wife's name. It was bought in August. Their previous home in Boca Raton is still on the market for $3.5m A letter obtained by MailOnline and sent by the US District Attorney in New York to the judge who jailed Porush makes it clear he still owes millions. The letter written to Judge John Gleeson says: "Porush was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $200.425,851.31, plus interest." The former Wall St trader and his second wife Lisa, 50, bought the Bal Harbour property even though they have yet to sell their former home, a six-bedroom house on an exclusive country club in Boca Raton. That home is up for sale at $3.5m and has been on the market for several months. The Bal Harbor condo was purchased in August of last year. Records show that it was sold for $7.5m. Residents, who their own valet car parking outside the front of the building, also get to enjoy the facilities offered by the five star St Regis hotel. Each of the homes is fitted with designer furnishing and Porush's three-bedroom and three-bathroom home is over 3,000 sq ft. So why aren't the authorities all over him? Porush has been able to legally avoid paying back any more cash to his victims because everything is in his wife's name, which makes him a kept man and would make any divorce battle very interesting. Both homes are in the name of his wife Lisa and a source told MailOnline that the matching Rolls Royce convertibles driven by the couple were also in her name. After his release from prison in 2004, Porush began working as a truck driver for his wife's company which supplied beauty products. He then became involved with a medical supply company called Med-Care. Porush's role with the Boca Raton firm is unknown. His name does not appear on any company literature with Dr Steven Silverman listed as President. Silverman was called to appear before a Senate Sub Committee on Financial and Contracting Oversight investigating Medicare Fraud after it was found they had overbilled for hundreds of medical items worth $145,000. Mistress: After being held in custody for three months after his arrest in 1998, he dumped his wife Nancy in favor of his lover, Lisa Krause, now 50, who he went on to marry after his release from jail in 2004 Bitter: A friend of Nancy, his first wife, told MailOnline: 'Not only did he leave her, but she was forced to pay for his crime. She was left virtually without a cent. He did not just ruin investors lives he ruined hers The company came under investigation after contacting a doctor in Missouri requesting approval for expensive supplies that she did not request. Porush did not give evidence at the panel last May. It has also been the subject of complaints that it uses the type of high pressure sales tactics used by Stratton Oakmont. The mostly elderly people were called at random and offered services to supply medical supplies, such as diabetic supplies. One man, writing on a blog post about the company, said: "They call under many different names which should give you an idea of how bad they are, Christian Health Network, Christian Diabetics. They even tried to offer me debt consolidation services. I guess they do this on the side as well. Danny Porush is a bad, bad man. When I threatened to cancel I got very nasty emails and letters in the mail, telling me we were wrong for not using their services and worried me and my wife. A relative of Porush told MailOnline: "Make no mistake Danny is an evil man. He has manipulated so many people and continues to do so today. He swindled many people out of millions yet lives a complete life of luxury. How is that possible? How can he have such wealth when the Government has told him to pay them back millions. Hit: Di Caprio is nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Jordan Belfort in movie. Hill was nominated for best supporting actor. Porush threatened to sue, so in the film his character is named Danny Azoff He and his wife had matching Rolls Royce convertibles. That was just giving the finger to his victims. The drug-fuelled excesses of Porush and Belfort are laid bare in Wolf of Wall St. which on Thursday received a nomination for Best Film in the 2014 Oscars. Di Caprio got an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Belfort while Hill has a nomination as Best Supporting Actor for his role playing a character based on Porush. In the film Hill's name is Danny Azoff. Producers changed the name after Porush threatened to sue. He was unhappy with the film and the book Belfort wrote about his exploits. Belfort has said Porush was his right hand man and held the position of President of the Stratton Oakmont firm. The pair ran the company from Long Island and for more than five years cheated investors out of money. Much of the money earned by Porush and Belfort was squandered on drugs and prostitutes. The film depicts the excesses enjoyed by the close friends. Truth or lies? Porush did admit in an interview that he really did swallow a goldfish - as featured in the film ...but he took exception to the dwarf-throwing scene. However, he admits dwarves were invited, just not chucked When the FBI began an investigation into the company Belfort and Porush fully cooperated and "ratted out" many colleagues to get a lighter sentence. While Belfort has reveled in all the publicity from the Oscar nominated movie Wolf of Wall St Porush has kept a very low profile. He has given only one interview to the magazine Mother Jones where he disputed some of the outrageous incidents depicted in the film and in Belfort's book on which the movie is based. He did, however, did say a scene where his character played by Jonah Hill eats a live goldfish was true. He denied that staff at the firm took part in a dwarf throwing contest - but admits dwarves were invited to a party. He added that a story in Belfort's book that he had threesome with his friend were untrue. After being held in custody for three months after his arrest in 1998, he dumped his wife Nancy in favor of his mistress, Lisa Krause, who he went on to marry after his release from jail. Belfort was jailed for 22 months while Porush got 39 months. Drive in style: MailOnline has been told that Porush and his wife had matching Rolls Royce Corniche convertibles Both were given reduced sentences for their co-operation with prosecutors and ordered to pay restitution to the people they defrauded with US Government officials admitting only a fraction has ever been handed over. Belfort was ordered to pay 50 per cent of his future annual income but Porush was not subject to such an order. His son Jon, who is listed as the chief operating officer for Med-Care, has leapt to his father's defense to claim the film is wrong to depict his father as a greedy drug fuelled crook. "The characterizations I've seen could not be more inaccurate," said the 26-year-old. Danny has been a great father to me and my seven other siblings. He is the type of dad my friends wish they had. Danny committed a variety of white-collar crimes almost 20 years ago, for which he served almost 40 months in prison and forfeited all of his ill-gotten gains. He emerged from prison 10 years ago broke, but determined to rebuild his life. He's an example of how the system works: crime, punishment, rehabilitation and redemption. Five years ago Porush moved to the six bedroom home in the exclusive Woodfield Country Club in Boca Raton. Crime pays: The Porush family condo at Bal Harbour overlooks the Atlantic Mod cons: Residents, who have their own valet car parking outside the front of the building, also get to enjoy the facilities offered by the five star St Regis hotel Danny has never attempted to hide his wealth. He was always very flash. I guess old habits die hard for him as he always liked to flaunt what he got," said a friend. Court records show that while living in the multimillion dollar mansion in Boca Raton he was sued for child support by his ex-wife for their three children. Porush claimed he could not afford to pay her the agreed $5,500 a month. In an interview with the New York Post Nancy, said: "There were many victims Danny defrauded but I was one of them. And the government validated that. Legally, I too was a victim. A friend of Nancy, who now lives in New York, said: "Not only did he leave her, but she was forced to pay for his crime. He did not just ruin investors lives he ruined hers. Good times: Investors told MailOnline they are furious that both Porush and Belfort have not paid them back. Porush has paid $11m so far Porush and his wife were well known among the wealthy neighbors who made Woodfield Country club their home. One former neighbor, who did not want to be identified, said: "They were great people. You couldn't help liking Danny. He had a lot to say for himself and was a loud character but I got on with him. As well as his involvement with the medical supply company, Porush also markets himself as a management consultant. On his website he describes himself as: "The consummate professional. The ultimate rainmaker. Asked about living in a $7.5m home while still owing millions in restitution to victims of his stock scam, Porush replied: 'I have not made a cent from the Wolf of Wall St film. I have no further comment to make. Mr Porush ended the conversation by putting down the phone. The US District Attorney's office for New York refused to comment on Porush when told about his apparent wealth.