Replies to post #87007 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[janice shell]

taking the information that has been provided above and using it against other companies for the purpose of shorting is just as manipulative.

What?? Where did shorting, much less shorting other companies, come into it?

[cyberbullymouse]

Your hopes of grifters being unjustly accused will be moot soon enough. We all know what these clowns have been up to. They very stupidly and publicly ply their trade on the internet for all to see.

It's come-to-jeebus time for Foley and his pet OompaLoompa. An orange jumpsuit is gonna make Benny look straight up nekkid. Where does the cloth end and his skin begin?

[shajandr]

LOL - yes, because this board has been sooooooooooo wrong over the years in "stereotyping" the companies and individuals that are involved in criminal scams.

LOL. For those who just signed up to iHub accounts in the last couple of months, they might want to czech ~OUTT the track record of this forum in "stereotyping" miscreants.

I know, they were all innocent and just got screwed by their lawyers.

DD can prevent a bad case of the YIPs.

[BingBing90]

This board has been correct on their speculation every time. And I have watched them unravel to facts in the passed years every time too! They're gifted mofos with more grammar than a Japanese immigrant

[BigBake1]

You mean like the following facts about YIPI:

1. Attorney who wrote opinion letters during RM was arrested and convicted of drug trafficking.
2. The previous auditing firm for YIPI was recently suspended by the SEC.
3. The toxic financier Magna, well known in pinky land, is currently in dispute with Rich over payment.
4. Known promoter who was directly tied to YIPI is now in the spotlight.
5. The 2012 promotion paid for by YIPI to allow debt holder to sell at inflated prices, $2.34 per share was in fact all Richs doing.

It doesn't take much to point out all of the frauds involved with the ticker YIPI, including the dumbass CEO who essentially stole a license by de registering the security 3 months later. Better yet, he let the note default on maturity date, which converted to worthless shares.

Shorts? Not a significant amount in YIPI, not even 1% of the Float.

[TenKay]

This board is hardly "dangerous" to penny investors. Quite the contrary. And you will find that observations made here tend to be correct much more often than not.

[Hattori Hanzo]

It's better to remain silent and let others think you are a fool rather than to open your mouth and remove all doubt........

[236T568]

Well, thanks for the info

very helpful

now, speaking of Bennie (BIG Investment), the FNRG and YIPI stock promoter,

can you help us a little and tell us how YIPI ended up with those "662"'s in 6 consecutive quarters for Accounts Receivable?

thanks, looking forward to your answer


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