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Posted On: 10/03/2015 6:48:00 PM
From Seekingalpha terms of service.
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Perhaps some of us should contact the SEC!
"Messages posted by individuals may be misleading, deceptive, or in error. If you disagree with a posting, feel free to voice your opinion. It is the policy of iHub to allow our members to freely discuss issues in a free and open manner, and we will not take sides in disagreements or disputes based on investment sentiment or other subjective criteria.
iHub is largely a self-policing discussion site, which means that our site administrators (“Site Admins”) will review communications received from members regarding violations of the Site policies. Upon receipt of such communications, the Site Admins can and will take such action as they deem appropriate (at their sole discretion), including, but not limited to the removal of post(s) and the suspension or termination of account(s).
If you believe a message has been intentionally posted in violation of securities laws you should contact the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The SEC's contact information for such matters can be found at http://sec.gov/complaint.shtml.
Perhaps some of us should contact the SEC!
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