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3Ring Binder

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08-09-2007 13:47

well, i guess wut i shoudl have said, because it's wut i meant is that you just may have planted an idea in someone's head, and made it real easy to act on it without any way to be tracked.

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Brodsky Zapedzki

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08-09-2007 13:56

From: Raymond Figtree

Wonder if he'll start posting to this forum?

doubtful. but keep your eyes open for a bond issue.

Zack Massiel

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08-09-2007 14:01

From: 3Ring Binder

well, i guess wut i shoudl have said, because it's wut i meant is that you just may have planted an idea in someone's head, and made it real easy to act on it without any way to be tracked.

I'm sure that idea was planted in many peoples heads quite sometime ago...

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Justin Slade

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08-09-2007 14:08

From: Alicia Sautereau

but ran into this

QUOTE]

Did you read about were the writer was in NJ and talked about Walmart...Hmmm
The writer also said he wrote a code for Ginko for dollar transfer.

Could this enlighten us to were Waldo is

Wilhelm Neumann

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08-09-2007 14:11

hehe i read that blog last week, but blogs make my eyes glaze over so maybe I should read again. Most stuff I could find about it was he had a cold or his cat was sick or whatever like personal diary stuff.

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Alicia Sautereau

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08-09-2007 14:15

From: Justin Slade

From: Alicia Sautereau

but ran into this

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Did you read about were the writer was in NJ and talked about Walmart...Hmmm
The writer also said he wrote a code for Ginko for dollar transfer.

Could this enlighten us to were Waldo is

if he`s the same person, an tax investigation could be a start for the money trail and for people to start a claim as he is an ginko employee

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Colette Meiji

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08-09-2007 14:26

From: Carl Metropolitan

From the research I've done, that's actually a common feature of Ponzi schemes. There is always a core of investors who are unwilling to admit they have been taken, who blame anyone and everyone but the scammer for the collapse of the Ponzi.

yeah. real investment funds .. can show what their investments are.

Ordinal Malaprop

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08-09-2007 14:29

From: 3Ring Binder

seriously, how are you going to feel when one of the loony avatars who lost money finds this out and goes after him?

Amused?

If the person responsible for a sizeable fraud faces the business end of the legal system, I personally am happy with that. Fantasies about vigilante action aside, that is really what this might lead to.

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Sarah Nerd

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08-09-2007 14:30

From: Wilhelm Neumann

Moneys gone he has a new house and a new car and possibly expanded his stamp collection

Also i think some guy calculated those bonds would take 8 years or something to give the 100L return or whatever

8.3 if I had my math correct if you wait to be paid back in dividends.

Sarah Nerd

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08-09-2007 14:34

From: Nina Stepford

maybe im just naive, but i believe nick tried his best to do right by everybody. he was met with much venom and scrutiny he was pretty much doomed though.
everyone here should know full well that if he had simply closed up shop and cashed out, LL would have done nothing to prevent that. but he didn't, instead he tried to find solutions. maybe he isnt a rl banker, but then again i doubt many of you are rl cobblers, builders, fashion designers, hair stylists, and so on. perhaps he started a little bank as a hobby, and experienced some initial success. its sad to see him demonised and drug through the mud, being characterised as a charlatan and a fraud. i dont think he deserves that treatment at all.

i wish nick all the best with his future endeavours, and i am confident he will still try to do right by his ginko customers. the same customers that must have reaped rewards in times past.

Hard to feel pity for someone who has 150million L+ of our money.

Alicia Sautereau

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08-09-2007 14:35

just so everyone knows,

good chances this guy isn`t nick so doing anything to him will be stupid, recless and uncalled for
what he is, the start of the money trail in the US and if not involved with ginko but just a person who registers domains for local clients then he`s a starting point to get to the money trail

i don`t think anyone is this stupid buy going to some one who just shows up as a domain registrar and harm them without some investigation if he is actually involved with ginko and an employee but he is a lead

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Brodsky Zapedzki

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08-09-2007 14:40

From: Sarah Nerd

8.3 if I had my math correct if you wait to be paid back in dividends.

that's right. and you can re-invest interest payments you receive in the same bonds and that'll bring it below 8 years. at the current ask price of 0.15 the bonds are yielding 80% per annum.

Brodsky Zapedzki

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08-09-2007 14:45

From: Pan Fan

You guys do relize that once everyone starts cashing out these new "bonds" to get their money, the value of the bond will crash even lower. Right now the value is .15L$ with a "face value" (doesn't mean anything, that was just the price they sold at via IPO) was 1L$. The bonds were trading at 20L$, yes that is twenty! just a week ago.

that was before they split the bonds 1:100. so 20L$ before the split is the same as 0.20 after the split. and now the ask price is 0.15

update: and now the ask is 0.24. so they're actually up 20% since last week.

Uvas Umarov

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08-09-2007 14:45

From: Brodsky Zapedzki

that's right. and you can re-invest interest payments you receive in the same bonds and that'll bring it below 8 years. at the current ask price of 0.15 the bonds are yielding 80% per annum.

80% per annum of a 85% discounted price.

Which brings it down to 12% per annum on funds actually deposited with ginko.

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Brodsky Zapedzki

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08-09-2007 14:50

From: Uvas Umarov

80% per annum of a 85% discounted price.

Which brings it down to 12% per annum on funds actually deposited with ginko.

obviously. ginko account holders are sitting on a loss. but the bonds are now being traded and anyone who invests in them now gets the current yield.

Uvas Umarov

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08-09-2007 14:51

That is true.

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Cristalle Karami

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08-09-2007 14:51

considering the track record of known investments, that would be a stupid proposition.

Ordinal Malaprop

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08-09-2007 14:53

I'm sorry, but there are people who think they will actually receive their dividends?

Goodness, how impossible it is that they would not! I mean, they only invested in an absurd high-yield investment scheme, which folded and offered (or in fact forced) a conversion to valueless bonds... what could possibly be suspicious about that?

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Uvas Umarov

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08-09-2007 14:56

Honestly, just because a guy takes a lot of people's money while promising them the moon, and then refusing to give it back, is no reason to think that he won't make good on interest payments somewhere's down the road!

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Brodsky Zapedzki

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08-09-2007 14:57

From: Cristalle Karami

considering the track record of known investments, that would be a stupid proposition.

quite possibly so. but re-investing any monies back in the same security is a standard way of comparing the value of securities.

Brodsky Zapedzki

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08-09-2007 14:59

From: Ordinal Malaprop

I'm sorry, but there are people who think they will actually receive their dividends?

Goodness, how impossible it is that they would not! I mean, they only invested in an absurd high-yield investment scheme, which folded and offered (or in fact forced) a conversion to valueless bonds... what could possibly be suspicious about that?

I don't know why you think the bonds are valueless. the last trade was 131,373 at 0.24. so obviously someone thinks they're worth at least that.

John Horner

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08-09-2007 15:00

From: Wilhelm Neumann

its possible the king lives in the US. If anyone has tried a domain look up here is the info its public and I have no idea if its against TOS because well all you have to do is go type in the info. /shrug

Registrant:
Michael Pratte
PO Box 282
Manville, Rhode Island 02838
United States

Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: GINKOFINANCIAL.COM
Created on: 12-Feb-05
Expires on: 12-Feb-08
Last Updated on: 25-Jul-07

Administrative Contact:
Pratte, Michael [email]fox85@ginkosoft.com[/email]
PO Box 282
Manville, Rhode Island 02838
United States
4016580784

Technical Contact:
Pratte, Michael [email]fox85@ginkosoft.com[/email]
PO Box 282
Manville, Rhode Island 02838
United States
4016580784

Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.GINKOSOFT.COM
NS2.GINKOSOFT.COM

Registry Status: clientRenewProhibited
Registry Status: clientTransferProhibited
Registry Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Registry Status: clientDeleteProhibited

Can I suggest this information should be given to a lawyer as part of any legal action some folks may consider rather than any individual and personal act.

It only takes one of you to put that info into Google Earth to draw certain conclusions, I was aware of this information 6 months ago and made my own enquiries. Perhaps I should cautiously say the information MAY be relevant but I was told by a Ginko employee IT IS NOT NICHOLAS

Please think very carefully indeed before doing something you may regret, give the information to a lawyer

Sarah Nerd

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08-09-2007 15:05

From: 3Ring Binder

i think posting the ginko owners' private info was a dangerous and irresponsible thing to do. seriously, how are you going to feel when one of the loony avatars who lost money finds this out and goes after him? i hope that part of this thread gets edited out. if someone wants to find him bad enough, then they can google him themselves and have it show up on THEIR personal computer history, so when they start investigating his murder, they can track it somehow. Wilhelm, i hope you will edit that out yourself. people are goofy, and $1000US or $10,000US is not worth ruining your life over, but some people can't see beyond the week. there's a loony in ever bunch......

Maybe the same way you'll feel for planting such harsh ideas such as murder. It was my understanding that people were looking for means of legal action. You just took it to a whole other level.

Justin Slade

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08-09-2007 15:16

I know there's only a few here discussing this problem, but has anyone thought about why SL is not involved. You talk about bad press for Ginko, what happens when a bunch of people start talking to the officials and press.

I really believe with this amount of funds, SL should at least comment on it.

I apologies if there is a forum that address's this. If so give me the link please.

Sarah, I think I just invested 100 shares in your company..good stock

Cristalle Karami

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08-09-2007 15:20

From: Brodsky Zapedzki

quite possibly so. but re-investing any monies back in the same security is a standard way of comparing the value of securities.

If it were a normal security with transparency and a thoughtful discussion of the strategy, I might agree. However, this is a tight-lipped, arrogant, rude and insincere person who cavalierly plays with people's money, and what little he has divulged has shown me that he has no idea how to generate the kinds of returns promised. Not only is he incompetent, but he has demonstrated zero integrity.

Fool me twice, shame on ME! Do not throw good money after bad.

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3Ring Binder always smile Join date: 8 Mar 2007 Posts: 15,028	08-09-2007 13:47 well, i guess wut i shoudl have said, because it's wut i meant is that you just may have planted an idea in someone's head, and made it real easy to act on it without any way to be tracked. _____________________ it was fun while it lasted. http://2lf.informe.com/
Brodsky Zapedzki Registered User Join date: 30 Mar 2007 Posts: 337	08-09-2007 13:56 From: Raymond Figtree Wonder if he'll start posting to this forum? doubtful. but keep your eyes open for a bond issue.
Zack Massiel I am slowly gooING crazy. Join date: 27 Oct 2005 Posts: 110	08-09-2007 14:01 From: 3Ring Binder well, i guess wut i shoudl have said, because it's wut i meant is that you just may have planted an idea in someone's head, and made it real easy to act on it without any way to be tracked. I'm sure that idea was planted in many peoples heads quite sometime ago... _____________________ From: Message of the Day Did you know teenage punks make the best prison bitches? Crash the grid to find out more!
Justin Slade Registered User Join date: 6 Feb 2007 Posts: 132	08-09-2007 14:08 From: Alicia Sautereau but ran into this QUOTE] Did you read about were the writer was in NJ and talked about Walmart...Hmmm The writer also said he wrote a code for Ginko for dollar transfer. Could this enlighten us to were Waldo is
Wilhelm Neumann Runs with Crayons Join date: 20 Apr 2006 Posts: 2,204	08-09-2007 14:11 hehe i read that blog last week, but blogs make my eyes glaze over so maybe I should read again. Most stuff I could find about it was he had a cold or his cat was sick or whatever like personal diary stuff. _____________________ From: Raymond Figtree I know the competition that will come along someday is learning from LL's mistakes. But do they have to make so many?
Alicia Sautereau if (!social) hide; Join date: 20 Feb 2007 Posts: 3,125	08-09-2007 14:15 From: Justin Slade From: Alicia Sautereau but ran into this QUOTE] Did you read about were the writer was in NJ and talked about Walmart...Hmmm The writer also said he wrote a code for Ginko for dollar transfer. Could this enlighten us to were Waldo is if he`s the same person, an tax investigation could be a start for the money trail and for people to start a claim as he is an ginko employee _____________________
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	08-09-2007 14:26 From: Carl Metropolitan From the research I've done, that's actually a common feature of Ponzi schemes. There is always a core of investors who are unwilling to admit they have been taken, who blame anyone and everyone but the scammer for the collapse of the Ponzi. yeah. real investment funds .. can show what their investments are.
Ordinal Malaprop really very ordinary Join date: 9 Sep 2005 Posts: 4,607	08-09-2007 14:29 From: 3Ring Binder seriously, how are you going to feel when one of the loony avatars who lost money finds this out and goes after him? Amused? If the person responsible for a sizeable fraud faces the business end of the legal system, I personally am happy with that. Fantasies about vigilante action aside, that is really what this might lead to. _____________________ http://ordinalmalaprop.com/forum/ - visit Ordinal's Scripting Colloquium for scripting discussion with actual working BBCode! http://ordinalmalaprop.com/engine/ - An Engine Fit For My Proceeding, my Aethernet Journal http://www.flickr.com/groups/slgriefbuild/ - Second Life Griefbuild Digest, pictures of horrible ad griefing and land spam, and the naming of names
Sarah Nerd I BUY LAND Join date: 22 Aug 2005 Posts: 796	08-09-2007 14:30 From: Wilhelm Neumann Moneys gone he has a new house and a new car and possibly expanded his stamp collection Also i think some guy calculated those bonds would take 8 years or something to give the 100L return or whatever 8.3 if I had my math correct if you wait to be paid back in dividends.
Sarah Nerd I BUY LAND Join date: 22 Aug 2005 Posts: 796	08-09-2007 14:34 From: Nina Stepford maybe im just naive, but i believe nick tried his best to do right by everybody. he was met with much venom and scrutiny he was pretty much doomed though. everyone here should know full well that if he had simply closed up shop and cashed out, LL would have done nothing to prevent that. but he didn't, instead he tried to find solutions. maybe he isnt a rl banker, but then again i doubt many of you are rl cobblers, builders, fashion designers, hair stylists, and so on. perhaps he started a little bank as a hobby, and experienced some initial success. its sad to see him demonised and drug through the mud, being characterised as a charlatan and a fraud. i dont think he deserves that treatment at all. i wish nick all the best with his future endeavours, and i am confident he will still try to do right by his ginko customers. the same customers that must have reaped rewards in times past. Hard to feel pity for someone who has 150million L+ of our money.
Alicia Sautereau if (!social) hide; Join date: 20 Feb 2007 Posts: 3,125	08-09-2007 14:35 just so everyone knows, good chances this guy isn`t nick so doing anything to him will be stupid, recless and uncalled for what he is, the start of the money trail in the US and if not involved with ginko but just a person who registers domains for local clients then he`s a starting point to get to the money trail i don`t think anyone is this stupid buy going to some one who just shows up as a domain registrar and harm them without some investigation if he is actually involved with ginko and an employee but he is a lead _____________________
Brodsky Zapedzki Registered User Join date: 30 Mar 2007 Posts: 337	08-09-2007 14:40 From: Sarah Nerd 8.3 if I had my math correct if you wait to be paid back in dividends. that's right. and you can re-invest interest payments you receive in the same bonds and that'll bring it below 8 years. at the current ask price of 0.15 the bonds are yielding 80% per annum.
Brodsky Zapedzki Registered User Join date: 30 Mar 2007 Posts: 337	08-09-2007 14:45 From: Pan Fan You guys do relize that once everyone starts cashing out these new "bonds" to get their money, the value of the bond will crash even lower. Right now the value is .15L$ with a "face value" (doesn't mean anything, that was just the price they sold at via IPO) was 1L$. The bonds were trading at 20L$, yes that is twenty! just a week ago. that was before they split the bonds 1:100. so 20L$ before the split is the same as 0.20 after the split. and now the ask price is 0.15 update: and now the ask is 0.24. so they're actually up 20% since last week.
Uvas Umarov Phone Weasel Advocate Join date: 8 Feb 2007 Posts: 622	08-09-2007 14:45 From: Brodsky Zapedzki that's right. and you can re-invest interest payments you receive in the same bonds and that'll bring it below 8 years. at the current ask price of 0.15 the bonds are yielding 80% per annum. 80% per annum of a 85% discounted price. Which brings it down to 12% per annum on funds actually deposited with ginko. _____________________ "On the other hand, if you are convinced that I spent all the money on a new sports car, then getting even 2.5% instead of 0% back would be quite a deal, wouldn't it?" ---ginko bank owner on his financial dealings
Brodsky Zapedzki Registered User Join date: 30 Mar 2007 Posts: 337	08-09-2007 14:50 From: Uvas Umarov 80% per annum of a 85% discounted price. Which brings it down to 12% per annum on funds actually deposited with ginko. obviously. ginko account holders are sitting on a loss. but the bonds are now being traded and anyone who invests in them now gets the current yield.
Uvas Umarov Phone Weasel Advocate Join date: 8 Feb 2007 Posts: 622	08-09-2007 14:51 That is true. _____________________ "On the other hand, if you are convinced that I spent all the money on a new sports car, then getting even 2.5% instead of 0% back would be quite a deal, wouldn't it?" ---ginko bank owner on his financial dealings
Cristalle Karami Lady of the House Join date: 4 Dec 2006 Posts: 6,222	08-09-2007 14:51 considering the track record of known investments, that would be a stupid proposition.
Ordinal Malaprop really very ordinary Join date: 9 Sep 2005 Posts: 4,607	08-09-2007 14:53 I'm sorry, but there are people who think they will actually receive their dividends? Goodness, how impossible it is that they would not! I mean, they only invested in an absurd high-yield investment scheme, which folded and offered (or in fact forced) a conversion to valueless bonds... what could possibly be suspicious about that? _____________________ http://ordinalmalaprop.com/forum/ - visit Ordinal's Scripting Colloquium for scripting discussion with actual working BBCode! http://ordinalmalaprop.com/engine/ - An Engine Fit For My Proceeding, my Aethernet Journal http://www.flickr.com/groups/slgriefbuild/ - Second Life Griefbuild Digest, pictures of horrible ad griefing and land spam, and the naming of names
Uvas Umarov Phone Weasel Advocate Join date: 8 Feb 2007 Posts: 622	08-09-2007 14:56 Honestly, just because a guy takes a lot of people's money while promising them the moon, and then refusing to give it back, is no reason to think that he won't make good on interest payments somewhere's down the road! _____________________ "On the other hand, if you are convinced that I spent all the money on a new sports car, then getting even 2.5% instead of 0% back would be quite a deal, wouldn't it?" ---ginko bank owner on his financial dealings
Brodsky Zapedzki Registered User Join date: 30 Mar 2007 Posts: 337	08-09-2007 14:57 From: Cristalle Karami considering the track record of known investments, that would be a stupid proposition. quite possibly so. but re-investing any monies back in the same security is a standard way of comparing the value of securities.
Brodsky Zapedzki Registered User Join date: 30 Mar 2007 Posts: 337	08-09-2007 14:59 From: Ordinal Malaprop I'm sorry, but there are people who think they will actually receive their dividends? Goodness, how impossible it is that they would not! I mean, they only invested in an absurd high-yield investment scheme, which folded and offered (or in fact forced) a conversion to valueless bonds... what could possibly be suspicious about that? I don't know why you think the bonds are valueless. the last trade was 131,373 at 0.24. so obviously someone thinks they're worth at least that.
John Horner Registered User Join date: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 626	08-09-2007 15:00 From: Wilhelm Neumann its possible the king lives in the US. If anyone has tried a domain look up here is the info its public and I have no idea if its against TOS because well all you have to do is go type in the info. /shrug Registrant: Michael Pratte PO Box 282 Manville, Rhode Island 02838 United States Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com) Domain Name: GINKOFINANCIAL.COM Created on: 12-Feb-05 Expires on: 12-Feb-08 Last Updated on: 25-Jul-07 Administrative Contact: Pratte, Michael [email]fox85@ginkosoft.com[/email] PO Box 282 Manville, Rhode Island 02838 United States 4016580784 Technical Contact: Pratte, Michael [email]fox85@ginkosoft.com[/email] PO Box 282 Manville, Rhode Island 02838 United States 4016580784 Domain servers in listed order: NS1.GINKOSOFT.COM NS2.GINKOSOFT.COM Registry Status: clientRenewProhibited Registry Status: clientTransferProhibited Registry Status: clientUpdateProhibited Registry Status: clientDeleteProhibited Can I suggest this information should be given to a lawyer as part of any legal action some folks may consider rather than any individual and personal act. It only takes one of you to put that info into Google Earth to draw certain conclusions, I was aware of this information 6 months ago and made my own enquiries. Perhaps I should cautiously say the information MAY be relevant but I was told by a Ginko employee IT IS NOT NICHOLAS Please think very carefully indeed before doing something you may regret, give the information to a lawyer
Sarah Nerd I BUY LAND Join date: 22 Aug 2005 Posts: 796	08-09-2007 15:05 From: 3Ring Binder i think posting the ginko owners' private info was a dangerous and irresponsible thing to do. seriously, how are you going to feel when one of the loony avatars who lost money finds this out and goes after him? i hope that part of this thread gets edited out. if someone wants to find him bad enough, then they can google him themselves and have it show up on THEIR personal computer history, so when they start investigating his murder, they can track it somehow. Wilhelm, i hope you will edit that out yourself. people are goofy, and $1000US or $10,000US is not worth ruining your life over, but some people can't see beyond the week. there's a loony in ever bunch...... Maybe the same way you'll feel for planting such harsh ideas such as murder. It was my understanding that people were looking for means of legal action. You just took it to a whole other level.
Justin Slade Registered User Join date: 6 Feb 2007 Posts: 132	08-09-2007 15:16 I know there's only a few here discussing this problem, but has anyone thought about why SL is not involved. You talk about bad press for Ginko, what happens when a bunch of people start talking to the officials and press. I really believe with this amount of funds, SL should at least comment on it. I apologies if there is a forum that address's this. If so give me the link please. Sarah, I think I just invested 100 shares in your company..good stock
Cristalle Karami Lady of the House Join date: 4 Dec 2006 Posts: 6,222	08-09-2007 15:20 From: Brodsky Zapedzki quite possibly so. but re-investing any monies back in the same security is a standard way of comparing the value of securities. If it were a normal security with transparency and a thoughtful discussion of the strategy, I might agree. However, this is a tight-lipped, arrogant, rude and insincere person who cavalierly plays with people's money, and what little he has divulged has shown me that he has no idea how to generate the kinds of returns promised. Not only is he incompetent, but he has demonstrated zero integrity. Fool me twice, shame on ME! Do not throw good money after bad.

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