We are in similar position as we lost about 30K between all of the accounts when we could have walked away with quite a lot of cash had we known that we were dealing with a host of what I would characterize as pathetlogical liars. But we too have learned from the experience and have bounced back fairly well. I will not surrender my shares voluntarily. The company filled multiple false press releases, lied about dividends, and lied about every single thing that they could find to lie about in my opinion. I won't write off the loss and allow them to be returned as worthless either. Maybe once the SEC has completed their investigation and charges have been filled or someone actually pays what I paid for these shares then I might consider it. I can't begin to imagine the paranoia that Monk, Mel and several others must experience each day because I would be worried that someone would seek retribution if I had swindled people in this fashion. I am sure that there were several people that lost more than I did and I know that more than one had to have thought of ways to pay back the suffering. And after going through the disbelief, fear, anger, and all the other emotions that have come into play over all of this I truly hope that I live to see justice served. Until then it is just another day trading real stocks.
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