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shajandr

01/26/16 8:11 PM

#102697 RE: surfkast #102694

Hay, there are still maroons who bought into NTEK at 0.169 (basically at the all-time high) and have averaged-down for over two years of pure lies by the company to the current 0.004 and they are STILL averaging down to zero in that scam.

I saw that in LOCH/CDEX too - sheepvestors averaged down to zero and sooo many lost every single dollar they had - and are now in their 60s with NO retirement funds, no savings, and a second mortgage they took ~OUTT to average down the drain when their credit card cash advances were maxxed ~OUTT.

The real beauty of these pennyscams is once you hook a sucker-vestor, you can keep draining them for YEARS. In the LOCH/CDEX scam, they milked over $60 million ~OUTT of the same few hundred individuals over 15 years!!!

You just need to hook enough suckers in the first bigg pump and then you're set - you can drain those suckers of every paycheck they earn for the next decade or so. This is its own retirement plan for pennyscammers. Running a BIGG PUMP and hooking a few hundred troo-bleevers, and you've gott a 10-15 year annuity as long as you walk the tightrope and stay ~OUTT of prison or SEC jeopardy.


Most of the pennyscammers are too impatient and bleed their conned-vestors dry too early. They should be more gradual, and they can get the NEXT decade of paychecks ~OUTT of the suckers chasing their losses with averaging down, rights offerings, 'select' PPs to suckers who you tell are 'inside' now that they bought a preferred PP, and then play the shell games.

A patient pennyscammer can play on the tightrope. milk gradually, and drain the cows for a loooong time - because losers chase losses - endlessly - to the drain.

It's the same principle that Vegas uses - drain them gradually and throw the suckers a bone in comps, they will almost always chase their losses until they're bust - then in a few more paydays, send them a comp for a few nights and some meals and they will blow those paychecks too.

Over and over.