Replies to post #168145 on Fortress Financial Group fka FFGO

[Texan77]

no long ever uses that word its forbidin ,isnt that right

[Militia Man]

Yah, it is probably a scam.. lol

[Irrational Exuberance]

Big boys shy away from companies with private assay reorts and OTC markets in general. Why consider a risky play like FFGO when you can consider companies with proven reserves like U.S. God Corp. (UXG) or a comparitive silver stock, Silver Wheaton (SLW).

Have no illusions -- FFGO is a risky play. People who already have money don't need to risk their fortunes on a 50/50% chance of a 3400% return. This is essentially a poor man's play (when I say poor, I mean people with less than $1,000,000 USD). Wealthy people prefer a safe 10-20% return, year over year, in solid companies with proven reserves.

That said, with the involvement of folks like Baumann, Lowenthal, the Alaskan soap guy from RENS and others, the "these people are scammers" argument becomes weaker by the day.

It's looking very bright here, imo.

[Militia Man]

Yet one buys into FFGO?

GeoInvestor

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Friday, December 17, 2010 10:09:36 PM
Re: Rocket Man post# 168143

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That's funny you bring up Baumann. I read up on that firm before I bought the stock and agree with you, they look very ethical and have a long track record. Now that I look back on my decision to purchase the amount of shares I did, Baumann weighed very heavily in my decision. I have no answer as to if their involvement may mean this is legitimate. We know there are claims which potentially contain a large amount of gold. The problem that makes this so risky is that if this is such a "gold mine", then where are the big boys? Like I said earlier. It was a big risk and I believe it is a scam. Just because I believe it is a scam doesn't mean it is. It is just my opinion.