Billcoln,
You are correct. I was in support of Calypso Wireless at the time I wrote that post, but it did not take me very long to see evidence that showed that this organization was misleading or perhaps fraudulent (we won't know that until there is an investigation), that they have blatantly lied about upcoming events, they have proclaimed revenues that have now been wiped off their accounting records, they have basically made claims that simply are not true, etc. It does not take me long to see simple evidence. As soon as I saw this evidence I turned negative and I have been attempting to warn people ever since. I have been following this company for a long time now, I know a lot of facts regarding the company due to the time I have spent researching and keeping up with it, facts that any normal person would see that shows this organization can NOT be trusted...
I was lucky. I was able to make a 100% gain on this stock, but I realize that many people lose their money on scams such as this, and I am here simply to share the truth with people. I am a facts and figures person, and I am a person that believes strongly in doing things right. People who take advantage of others I truly have disgust for, and this is the reason I am still here. I got involved when I thought it was a good company, and now I am involved because I have found out they can't be trusted. It is clear that the SEC needs to investigate this organization. I feel bad that people think I am "bashing" the stock or whatever, but it does not bother me because I have found throughout life that even when you are doing the right thing you have to battle your way through people that attempt to discourage you. Upholding truth and fighting for what is right is not easy, and it never will be.
By the way, I am a man, not a woman. Sugarpea is a nickname I've been given because I am so sweet. ;)
There are people on this board that have acquired shares from Calypso Wireless at below market prices. This explains why they mindlessly pump the company. They are trying to protect the value of the shares they have been given and they are trying to pump up the price of the stock so that when they are able to sell they can sell at a profit. It's a shame that money can buy undeserved loyalty, but it does.
(Posted July 14, 2005)
AI
