Had a chance a few years ago to visit the "offices" of GOIG when they were in NYC on Park at about 21st or 22nd St. Took the L to the 12th floor and went to their "office". It was a room - one closet size room - unlocked door with an unattended empty desk. On the wall behind the desk were a dozen or more framed logos representing companies involving everything from cosmetics to mineral water. Included was GOIG. A totally undisguised scam with no pretensions. They are out to get your money. They sell or produce nothing. At this level of trading you invest on how they say it - not the content of what they say. If it sounds like something that people will go for and/or people are buying it, its probably a good buy - for a day or two or even an hour or two. I'm amazed these things carry on as long as they do. In the pennies you buy the sizzle, not the steak.
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