Posted On: 08/20/2013 10:09:52 AM
Post# of 4754
found this on lie- hub on DD board read carefully the last paragraph, that says it all.
bearspread
Tuesday, August 20, 2013 9:46:03 AM
Re: thatguy157 post# 49030 Post # of 49033
Hey I am doing a write up on my website about the CDFT
Welcome thatguy.
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I cantt post on the CDFT board anymore because I got banned for calling out some of the players by name
You R a bad boy! Bad bad! LOL When you post on a IHUB stock forum, you always have to look to see who the Mods are first. On CDFT there are two late adds of Mods who are trader pumpers. They establish a position, sign up as Mods so as to be able to censor others, and start pumping.
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I am doing a write up on my website about the CDFT ANDI
One could do a book on this crap. As you can read here, everyone is in agreement CDFT doesn't stand a ghost of a chance of up listing to the Alt. It's just a matter of how long can management keep procrastinating and stringing out the investors . If CDFT gets away with this, any doubt others will follow? Too many shares issued, and need to issue more for future debt? No problem, R/S them into oblivion , and then start over.
Also take a look at BYSD. key sentence is [ If CDFT gets away with this, any doubt others will follow? ]
bearspread
Tuesday, August 20, 2013 9:46:03 AM
Re: thatguy157 post# 49030 Post # of 49033
Hey I am doing a write up on my website about the CDFT
Welcome thatguy.
Quote:
I cantt post on the CDFT board anymore because I got banned for calling out some of the players by name
You R a bad boy! Bad bad! LOL When you post on a IHUB stock forum, you always have to look to see who the Mods are first. On CDFT there are two late adds of Mods who are trader pumpers. They establish a position, sign up as Mods so as to be able to censor others, and start pumping.
Quote:
I am doing a write up on my website about the CDFT ANDI
One could do a book on this crap. As you can read here, everyone is in agreement CDFT doesn't stand a ghost of a chance of up listing to the Alt. It's just a matter of how long can management keep procrastinating and stringing out the investors . If CDFT gets away with this, any doubt others will follow? Too many shares issued, and need to issue more for future debt? No problem, R/S them into oblivion , and then start over.
Also take a look at BYSD. key sentence is [ If CDFT gets away with this, any doubt others will follow? ]
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