Replies to post #84288 on The Question and Answer Board (IHUB)

[upbeatmofool]

Not necessarily,Matt,but the condition is resolved-no further posts on my part on that particular board will contain any conjecture,nor remotely off topic thoughts-my original complaint regarding my perceived lack of the existance of an even playing field are moot-of note here is the fact that my credit card has been suspended directly a result of my attempt to upgrade my subscription-this card has only been used at the ATM at my workplace,and here-not a nice suprise this morning,but,luckily,I had the cash to complete my transaction.As far as the improprieties which I have alluded to on the CKYS board-ALL of them were directed at a single poster who has been mentioned ON THIS BOARD,and this individual has expressed nothing but negativity,AD NAUSEUM toward my substantial holding,and this individual has been given free reign to impugn said holding.

[Mattu]

Near-record highs:

2/15 - 28,284 public posts
11/18 - 28,609 public posts

[DueDillinger]

Matt- You may find this interesting...



I did a bit of analysis to determine just how much Raging Bull has declined in terms of participation over the years. It seemed that a membership exodus was accelerating under eSignal's cheezit4brains management, but I wanted to be somewhat empirical.

While Raging Bull lists over 12,000 boards that eSignal says are 'active', in reality less than 1000 (932 to be precise) have had any activity in the month of February. There are close to 4000 boards that have no posts at all, which means that they died before the beginning of 2003. About 2000 boards died (based upon the date of the last post) in 2005, and 3000 died last year. Posts stopped on over 400 boards last month.

Details are posted here:

http://www.atomicbobs.com/index.php?mode=read&id=158898

[retribution]

Posted by: alwayslooking123
In reply to: None Date:2/17/2007 8:51:58 AM
Post #of 625

I THINK I WILL CONTACT THE SEC AND WHILE I AM AT IT THE OWNERS OF INVESTORS HUB TO LET THEM KNOW MY POST ARE BEING UNFAIRLY DELETED BY THE SCAM ARTIST WHO ARE MODERATING THIS BOARD.

THE SCAM CONTINUES I KNEW YOU WOULD DELETE MY MESSAGE BECAUSE I EXPOSED THIS FRAUD. HIDE BEHIND THE COMPUTER LIKE SPINELESS JELLYFISH BECAUSE YOU ARE DEFRAUDING THE SHAREHOLDERS. PUT MY MESSAGE BACK UP AND LET PEOPLE JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES REGARDING THE CONTENT. IT MAKES THE PEOPLE HIDING BEHIND THE COMPUTER AND PUMPING THE PIG LOOK LIKE THEY ARE TRYING TO HIDE SOMETHING BY DELETING THE MESSAGE. ALWAYSRIGHT IS IN HIDING, AND DON'T THINK HE HAS CREATED ANOTHER NAME TO TRY TO PUMP IT UP AGAIN. HERE WE GO SUBPENNY AND THE DOUBLE ZERO'S THERE IS NO WAY IT IS COMING BACK. AND MY OPINION IS THAT LARGE INVESTOR HAS TIES TO THE COMPANY AND MADE THAT $600,000 PURCHASE TO MAKE IT LOOK GOOD. BAN ME FROM THE BOARD I WILL KEEP CREATING NAMES AND REPOSTING. WHERE ARE THE SHORTS THAT WERE FAILED TO BE DELIVERED. EVERYONE SHOULD GO TO WWW.BUYINS.NET TO SEE WHAT IS GOING ON. LASTLY, THIS MESSAGE IS SAVED AND I HAVE 5 OTHER PEOPLE THAT WILL KEEP POSTING IT UNDER DIFFERENT NAMES WHEN YOU DELETE IT. MORE MESSAGES ARE COMING. WONG SHOW THE FORTITUDE AND SET UP AN INVESTORS CONFERENCE CALL TO ANSWER OUR QUESTIONS, AT LEAST BEFORE YOU AND YOUR BOILER ROOM OPERATION HEAD OUT OF THE COUNTRY WITH THE SHAREHOLDER MONEY.


Nanosensors Inc (OTCBB: NNSR) With 332.23 million shares outstanding and 90,820 shares declared short as of January 2007, there is a failure to deliver in shares of NNSR. Nanosensors was co-founded by Ted Wong and Matthew Zuckerman. The company was incorporated in 2003 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

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