Wow, very illuminating, thanks for sharing the lin

Wow, very illuminating, thanks for sharing the link. I knew nothing about the iHub scam manipulation ring before I began using their site to post my opinions and just to basically chat with other investors to get ideas and see what other opinions were on some of the stocks I was interested in. After posting daily on their boards for a solid year, by the end, I had so many run-ins with paid bashers and unfair Mods, along with threatening PMs from the Admin ring leaders, that I knew something was not right with the site. Finally I surmised that many or all of their paid basher groups were using a series of handles for various boards, each ID with its own unique purpose, sounding like a long, like a basher, an interested investor, a pro on the sidelines, a market maker, a pumper, etc. The problem is they would all get on at once and have phony conversations to themselves and with similar writing styles so I got to know just from the style of writing who was posting and so many of the IDs were similar I began thinking that they were breaking the supposed unique IP rule, logging in with multiple IDs at once. Little did I know I as right about this and iScam probably has some site logic that permits their Mod squad and bashers to login with various usernames from the same IP. I insinuated this much to one of the Admins in a PM and BAAaaam, I got banned and booted from the site. I have never posted on the board since and I am glad I never signed up with my credit card data because it seems that they are all just criminal scamsters. I have long thought the bashing group works with one or many crony foreign hedge funds to naked short the stocks they short and dump on to create the classic pump and dump chart and then their M.O. is to blame it on company insiders and management as if the CEO is dumping illegal unregistered 504D shares into the market. I am sure it does happen, but they use that for every single story, does it really happen 99.9% of the time?! And always right after their little games mature from bashing for months to pumping up the volume, the bashers dissapear, pumpers emerge and stock ad promos are all around, the stock is flying high and then swooosh, the bottom falls out and the stock drops in minutes on kabillions of shares allegedly trading (NSS by foreign hedge funds working in collusion with the shorters). Its an entire manipulation ring set up to scam retail investors out of their money, on the backs of random micro cap CEOs trying to build a PK company from scratch. Its sad. These jackals are really hurting the PK market. Then the DTC exacerbates the problem by coming in and seeing that all of the stocks look like scam pump and dumps because of the unusual stock trading activity so they all get chills and locks and investors get screwed, while iScam cronies are on a beach somewhere laughing at it and living it up with traders money. I suspect it will all come crashing down sooner or later. So, as they say...

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