Replies to post #53941 on International Building Technologies Group, Inc.(fk

[iNVAR]

It's a scam, you're absolutely right about that and I agree on every point except the range of the stock price.

Back in May 2010 when it first caught my attention, it actually hit a high of 0.0012 after opening at 0.0001 one day. It steadily and sharply declined after that, eventually settling to about 0.0002 and 0.0001 by the beginning of 2011, and then staying at 0.0001 by the latter half of 2011 where it has stayed for almost 3 years.

I'm not trying to give hope to anyone. You absolutely should NOT buy this stock. Just giving you some facts to chew on.

[Janna]

Nah man, check out my posting history. I don't call people nasty names. I respect you passing on what you know about the stock and apologize if you thought I was writing off your post as being nonsensical. I was just saying this could be a quick cash grab by the owner of the shell, or a prolonged cash grab. In a prolonged cash grab you can get in and out with a profit if you do it fast enough. Either way, I agree with you, it's a scam, but I haven't seen many pennies that aren't. It's like playing the lotto...you pretty much expect to lose, but it's a lot of fun if you win. I certainly wouldn't sink any sum of money into this that would facilitate my financial demise, so if I lose it, I'll just chalk it up as a loss and move on. You probably won't see me hanging around too long afterwards.

It seems like all these POS stocks have a resident guard dog on their message boards who immediately and persistently attempt to ward off any potential buyers the second they join the board. An honest question with no disrespect meant: What drives you to do it? It's a good bit of time and effort. Is it your good deed to society? Or is there another reason? I've been wondering whenever I come across one.