Austin...I hope the answer to Cosmo's question is "No, I sold
a long time ago."
You would have to admit that many, many posts were directed at
you urging you to sell as RSMI always was a scam. At best, one
can say that RSMI was a real education in how scams are operated
and hopefully with many lessons learned by many. Here is what
I consider a prime lesson in pennystock land.....
"Naysayers" can actually be your best friend in that they present
what they feel is a major negative with a co. Rather than call
the naysayer a "basher" (wrong name), set about doing DD to prove
his hegative point wrong. If you can't prove it wrong, isn't it
at least a bright yellow caution flag?
A case in point.....remember the famous Milan meeting? Supposedly, many important European cos. and even Orient cos.
were to attend. The day before....yes, the day before, the
Keynote speaker discovers a "schedule conflict" and cancels. Now,
all these supposed important co. execs must have had hotel reservations, plane tickets, etc. Brad didn't care about that?
Some of their lies were so easy to show, but there were still
those that wanted to defend this scam.
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