I think we're still in denial. We want to believe.

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I think we're still in denial. We want to believe.

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If you study the psychology of people who have been scammed, this is a very true statement. It takes some people much longer than others to admit the deception and move on. They keep wishing and hoping the situation will change or improve, -it won't.

I've seen this behavior over and over again with OTC scams.

IMO many of the hangers-on here still have not admitted to themselves that SFOR is a scam and it's over.

In case you haven't noticed, many other people that used to post here all bailed and moved on a long time ago.

I've moved on, in the sense that I believe it's a scam, and sold all my SFOR shares for a huge $42k loss. I will never buy another SFOR share (to pad Mark and Co's wallets) as long as I live.