Replies to post #90716 on Aurora Acquisition Corp (AURC)

[keithhpkns]

Well put DOS. Not sure if I could have said it better myself.

By the way, is that you in your picture or just some random guy in a picture that you found on the internet?

[cigarman]

To continue your never ending attacks makes you look like a paid basher

That is because some of them are and the ironic thing is the others who are posting to protect the innocent are only contributing to the lining of the pockets of the bigger crooks.

[stockmeiser]

So what other number did you get from the t/a? if you dont mind answering Thanks.

[sunwz]

Good post DOS, thx. EOM

[dubbleugly01]

excellent perspective Dos. This post is a good example of how to protect the innocent, like some here claim their purpose is.

[MUSHROOMKING]

I'm with you DOS well stated, I'm in it for the run before us

[ibreken]

I agree wholeheartedly DOS. When investing in scams, only invest what you can afford to lose. You have one thing wrong though. The "I won't sell" aspect. That is the worst thing to do. When 'investing' in scams you do sell. Every time they lie and the market lets it run. Scams have a way of slowly working their way down to zero. Never believe the lies. Sell into them. Best advice EVER.
As we have seen with AURC, scams try to continually dangle carrots to keep their marks holding their shares. That's because if their marks are selling, it means they can't. It's all so slimey. AURC has no entered the time when nobody believes anything they say and rightly so. Like a kid who has lied to you one hundred times, at a point you start not to believe them. The company who cried 'scam'...like the kid who cried 'wolf'

[partysasquatch]

What you need to realize is that it is better to stop scamming than say "Oh well, it's a pink sheet".

I posted quite a bit of information that showed the movement of assets out of the stock. Those same assets were the reason I initially bought the stock. I have also shown proof that some members of this board that you rely on for information are actively helping steal what was once in Aurus. Now that the intentions of Aurus are clear and it is easy to see that they never had any intent of developing any assets, you post a "beware of the posting children". Much too funny from someone, who claims to have an even keel, and now can see that the information so highly trusted is pure Bull Cookies.

The arrival of the reporter is good news for most. Exposing the scam is paramount to prevent further fleecing of investors. I bought when the assets were in the company and you stay when they are gone. Does your logic seem better than mine? A very poor post on your part, imo.

Party

[castboy]

thank you DOS I agree 100%.