Replies to post #184261 on The Question and Answer Board (IHUB)

[janice shell]

There are plenty of paid promoters, and many of them are non-disclosing, but there's just no market for paid bashers. I've been looking into junk penny stocks for nearly 20 years, and I'm quite good at what I do. But no one has ever offered me cash to post negatively. Not once. Nor has anyone I know ever been asked.

If you feel you've had posts wrongly deleted--and that does sometimes happen--you have recourse. Just request an Admin review. If a particular mod is consistently deleting posts that don't violate the TOU, he may be relieved of his position.

But before you do that, consider whether in your deleted posts you complained about "bashers" or deletions. Both make any post off topic.

[Homebrew]

As Janice pointed out, adhering to TOS can be confusing. Ihub TOS is a lot stricter than most discussion forums. Everyone has been tripped up now & then. If a post is not 100% about the stock/company, then theoretically it can be removed, although usually the innocuous posts are allowed.

I've seen many long, well written posts, that fail the test by sticking a little jab of some kind in the last sentence.

It can take some getting used to....I am still learning.

If your post has been removed, and you genuinely don't know why, PM Admin and politely ask them to explain.

[namtae]

Ninja, if theres anything prevalent on ihub thats paid for, its pumpers and promoters. There are also technicians (minions) flooding forums with 1/2 sentence posts drowning out anything negative

On the other hand, many offer negative opinions (they are in the minority)about these penny stocks because, well, to be frank, they are mostly pure garbage or scams. Not 100% but....

So, what other opinion should they offer to maintain integrity?

Ive never come across any poster on Ihub being paid to post negatively. If there are any, they probably make up 1/2 of a barbershop quartet with the other half being the dreaded naked short players