Replies to post #294671 on Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[boogaloo]

Common sense. He feels bad because no matter the "legal" outcome, it's obvious to anyone with any semblance of critical-thinking skills, or objectivity, or logic, that we've been duped/screwed on this stock by this company.

[Wood Dog]

"You come across as someone trying to instill fear & uncertainty in the existing shareholders here, when you state something like that."

Man JB, I'm sorry you can't appreciate that there are actually people who feel responsible for their actions in business. There are lots of honorable CEO's by the way.
Some of us have accepted that this scam is on the spit. It will come off when it's done, but it won't come back to life.

I too gave bad advice on sljb to a friend, but because he's much more wealthy than I, he prefers to just hold this over my head for the rest of my life. Trust me, he's getting his money back in full. LoL

[cfoofme]

You come across as someone trying to instill fear & uncertainty in the existing shareholders here, when you state something like this

Too funny. Any shareholder with half a brain knows they have been scammed. Anyone who would ever think of buying here should have "fear and uncertainty",lol.

[exceo]

jbgoodtrader: To answer your questions, yes I was a corporate CEO and later a turnaround CEO who would be called when a company was in trouble. During my career I "saved" over 13 companies. That speaks for my experience.

No offense but perhaps you don't understand my motivation because you don't share them. When I believed the lies (and in SLJB) I touted the stock to a few relatives and individuals so they could share in the gain. When it tanked I bought the shares from them, at the price they paid, and said "hold them for me until we see what happens". I felt responsible. Hard to understand? Not for me.

All this is true but why would anyone who believed PV and his crew believe me?

[janniebgood]

You come across as someone trying to instill fear & uncertainty in the existing shareholders here

If you don't have the common sense to already have fear and uncertainty about SLJB, then I feel really sorry for you.
Do you really still believe in this BS company...really?

Good grief, John!