WRONG InAnotherLife. I first became interested in TMM in 1999 when the ticker was GAAY and they seemed to be opening doors in gay radio (from Seattle or Spokane, I think)
When they started Bingo Television and Auctions Television I was still glad I threw some money their way. I saw a lot of potential, and liked the fact that it was a gay oriented company.
It all started to unravel when they were all set to launch Bingo TV in like 200 markets, then a few weeks later there was NOTHING. Frank said they sold the rights to Bingo and Auctions TV (never said to whom and for how much) and suddenly they were forging full speed ahead into gay television. After a bunch of lies, unmet deadlines, and unsuccessful launches, Frank was looking pretty sorry.
That's when people started seriously looking into fat boy's history and realized he was a total scammer. That's when all the lawsuits started piling up, unpaid vendors, production companies, catering companies, supply companies, you name it.
I was aware of Frank's character, lies, lawsuits, etc. when I jumped in and out about 4 or 5 times to makes some quick change on the peaks and valleys. I posted all the crap about Frank just as much when I was in it as when I was out of it. Check my posts on RB as AvocadoMan and iminaspell. My original posts as "callsaver" were deleted.
My beef wasn't as much with Frank and the company, as much as it was with the pumpers like yourself who tried to get people to look the other way, much in the same way as you're trying to molly coddle needdiamonds. "There, there, you're a GREAT investor, he's just a big basher." Amazing.
Let's look at the possible influence of your post. If needdiamonds buys into it, he thinks I'm a bad person bullying him. WOW, how useful!
If he considers mine, he might think twice before throwing hard earned cash at another potential pig without looking into it. Hopefully it annoyed him enough to do that. I made the same mistakes, I'm not calling anyone stupid, I just think it's useless to spend time whining about your "pain," and getting into a pity pi$$ing contest with screwed employees when that energy could be turned into learning how to avoid those mistakes, or better yet, being an investor with some knowledge and skills who understands and accepts risks associated with speculate "pennies." That's all, not that complicated.
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
