StrikeBack wrote:
spamislame wrote:
Keep in mind: this is an awesome shift to see. It must mean that they hate taking extra time to process these orders, so there must have been enough of them that they had to do something about it. Nice!
Not all PE sites have changed over - I suspect that the ones that have received the most "attention" (like rx555.com) have been given priority but
www.kerunhandgunfandesikuntun.com and
www.randesuikintungandesun.com are still on the old system so anyone needing some "extra shots" can place their orders using these domains.
Good to know (and weird. Maybe they're experimenting.)
I still haven't been near computers too much the past couple days. A much needed break, let me tell you.
StrikeBack wrote:
spamislame wrote:
(in the midst of ridiculous stock spams.)
Hee hee - did you get any "PHYA had a pullback of 25% after some well-deserved profit taking on Thursday"? Looks like a spammer may have got caught out by a dump themselves!
Hm... That's a stock I just have never even seen in my spam intake. I find that interesting. Clearly there is some sort of strategy behind which stocks are spammed, when, and how often. The ones I've been spammed with in the past four days are as follows:
CBFE (China Biolife Enterprises, Inc.) [2] (via a literally unreadable gif)
CTCX (Critical Care, Inc.) [1] (via mangled gif)
GDKI (Goldmark Industries) [1] (via a seemingly flat gif)
NNYG (Northamerican Energy Group Corp.) [1] (via really illiterate text)
GCME (Greater China Media & Entertainment) [1] (via fairly readable, market-savvy text)
I haven't bothered looking up any of the stats on these particular stock. I would not immediately assume that the spammers actually lost anything, as they likely had some automated means of performing their sale of the stock once it hit a predetermined threshold.
QUITE off-topic but it's interesting. Maybe we should start a stock-tracking thread?
Thanx again for this info.
SiL