I posted this over "there". It was of course delet
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Posted On: 11/22/2014 1:29:57 PM
I posted this over "there". It was of course deleted as off-topic. I requested review and perhaps after sufficient posts are made so it is buried it may be resurrected.
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Perhaps you are not aware a board policy was implemented last June so many members were restricted to one post per day, apparently permanently. I am one of those posters.
After this post unfortunately I will be unable to respond. If anyone wanted to engage in a discussion of the stock many supporters of the stock must wait until the next day to respond and then only to post once. So if you would like to engage in a debate, understand for many of us, it cannot happen.
That I think is a better explanation of the decline in the number of posts than concluding the stock is simply a scam. In my view the board has lost value to both long term and new investors because of the policy.
In my four years of following the stock my investigation has led me to the opposite conclusion. I am firmly convinced it is an incredible opportunity to participate in a google or apple like opportunity.
I may post again tomorrow. I may choose not to post tomorrow. I can not post again today.
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The response was to this post by one of the character assassins dwelling the sewer
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47 posts in the past 24 hours, most from those who've always seen this stock-selling scheme for what it's always been.
There is absolutely no hope for current holders of this stock unless something happens to increase that iHub post-count by a factor of 10. Where else will new "investors" be found? Where else did current bagholders hear about this company in the first place? [Be honest!]
John Bordynuik - serial scammer and admitted con-artist - knew that. Way back in December 2009 when the stock price was over $7 per share there were upwards of 100 posts per hour here. Where else would any new buyers have heard about it?
It still amazes me how many good people could have been conned when John lied to their face despite the red flags flapping against his brow.
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Perhaps you are not aware a board policy was implemented last June so many members were restricted to one post per day, apparently permanently. I am one of those posters.
After this post unfortunately I will be unable to respond. If anyone wanted to engage in a discussion of the stock many supporters of the stock must wait until the next day to respond and then only to post once. So if you would like to engage in a debate, understand for many of us, it cannot happen.
That I think is a better explanation of the decline in the number of posts than concluding the stock is simply a scam. In my view the board has lost value to both long term and new investors because of the policy.
In my four years of following the stock my investigation has led me to the opposite conclusion. I am firmly convinced it is an incredible opportunity to participate in a google or apple like opportunity.
I may post again tomorrow. I may choose not to post tomorrow. I can not post again today.
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The response was to this post by one of the character assassins dwelling the sewer
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47 posts in the past 24 hours, most from those who've always seen this stock-selling scheme for what it's always been.
There is absolutely no hope for current holders of this stock unless something happens to increase that iHub post-count by a factor of 10. Where else will new "investors" be found? Where else did current bagholders hear about this company in the first place? [Be honest!]
John Bordynuik - serial scammer and admitted con-artist - knew that. Way back in December 2009 when the stock price was over $7 per share there were upwards of 100 posts per hour here. Where else would any new buyers have heard about it?
It still amazes me how many good people could have been conned when John lied to their face despite the red flags flapping against his brow.
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