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>some excuse
>will usually be found or the request will be ignored.
I really like the "how dare you" below. Who in their right mind would
question
a statement reflecting such authoritative CONfidence and commanding
ASSuredness!
Please send me 3 bottles of your special tonic.
NOW- Post an audited statement. *
*2nd request.
What do you reply to this?
A) I am out of town
B) my statement got wet and the ink ran and I can't read 'em.
C) my doggy chewed them up
Marc Miller
PS gee whiz have I got anything better to do than respond to this?
----- Original Message -----
From: "nikku" <nikku@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 1:42 AM
Subject: Re: Scams
> How Dare You!! A Monthly Statement? We have hundreds of satisfied
> customers and these systems have been operating flawlessly for 5 years
> now without 1 losing day!! Yes, it is true that I am now a
> multimillionaire( which would be obvious to anyone who calculates a
> current account value, based on a reasonable starting figure and
> appreciation commensurate with the performance claims). I continue to
> sell this system for the extremely reasonable price of $1995 because I
> want to help people I don't know become multimillionaires just like me.
> The hassle of dealing with the public is a price I am willing to pay for
> the privilege of helping my fellow traders. This is the ONLY system
> available on the market which has shown a track record of NO losing days.
>
> lol... and by the way Liam, I missed the bit about 'an associate'. This
> is even more hilarious. It wasn't the poster who spoke to these
> multifarious satisfied customers. It was 'an associate'. Now what was
> this 'associate' doing talking to all these satisfied customers? How did
> the discussion come up between the poster and his 'associate'? Did the
> poster ask his 'associate' to do some research into this? Are the
> satisfied customers all friends of 'the associate'?
>
> Fascinating stuff, really.
>
> N
>
> Liam wrote:
>
> > Would it be asking too much for your hero to send along a broker
> > monthly statement?
> >
> > Most scamsters recoil at the thought of doing something that carries
> > some actual weight. So, if this small jesture is too much, some
> > excuse will usually be found or the request will be ignored.
> >
> > L
> >
> > jdfo wrote:
> >
> > > An associate has talked with several people who own and trade this
> > system
> > >and they vouch for the comments. Claim they are making money and have
> > not
> > >had a day of losses, if you follow the instructions.
> > > I have purchased a system from the developer and he is anything
> > but a
> > >con man. Actually a very nice fellow who tries extremely hard to
develop
> > >good trading ideas. He is available to discuss his system on a daily
> > basis,
> > >actually trades the system himself, and is quite honorable.
> > > I have no financial interest or any interest otherwise in this
> > developer
> > >or his system; am just a satisfied customer of one of his prior
> > development
> > >ideas.
> > > John O.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> The majority meet with failure because of their lack of persistence in
> creating new plans to take the place of those which fail.
>
>
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