Replies to post #54832 on HPIL Holdings (HPIL)

[BillG2436]

Closer to 16 Billion than 15 billion (15.7 Billion). I noticed you rounded down and not up.
Again, a smart business person would of fully known what they were getting into. I find it hard to believe that your CEO was completely oblivious to the state of hpil when he took it over. His competency is definitely a huge red flag if this is the case. A tad bit convenient for him to constantly blame ownership before him. Getting old really fast. Shareholders are growing tired of this BS. Results need to be seen immediately or the stock price will continue to plummet.

[Frayed Knot]

A shady scamster CEO would have been long gone dark by now.

NOPE. Absolutely not. Many times the scammers "double down", watched it with my own eyes.

I think there is a chapter in the scammer handbook to double down but I admit, I don't know, since I am not a scammer nor have I read the book.

I just go by what I see, all the freaking time.

Doesn't happen just in stinky land where HPIL resides, it happens with BIG guys. American Greed is a good show to watch to see the really BIG scams.

The OTC scams are smaller but still transfer pretty big money from the investor's pockets to the scammer's pocket.


Is this book....


in little stevie's library?