You don’t have to jump in the penalty box and fight Tie Domi. Just accuse him of some random crap and you’ll get plenty of attention. The lawsuits in this country are getting out of control and the things people are getting away with are just plain sad.

Anyways, hats off to ESPN. Considering most people said they didn’t have a chance of surviving.

“In this decade of digital media and internet everywhere, you dont have to run out on the field to get noticed. You just sue someone or you accuse someone of doing something.”

Best,
J.

Not only did I receive a death threat from the stock manipulators…I was sued by them…for posting facts about their decade-long stock manipulation schemes.

I’m a little guy. Not famous and not wealthy. But like you – a victim of lawyers.

I’m a big fan of you and sharesleuth.com with Chris Carey. I met with Chris last fall – and keep in touch with him often – regarding various securities frauds that the SEC is overlooking. I was a Federal Witness in 3 separate stock scams – as a victim – and presented the SEC with more than enough evidence to lodge an enforcement action. Ironically I’m told that many of the stock manipulators that I’ve come across…also were involved with the Mamma.com insiders…the allegedly reall dirty ones.

I’ve received a documented death threat from one of the bad guys who was a stock manipulator.

My experience with the SEC is that they’d rather not take on a case – than to run the risk of losing one. Hopefully you and your attorneys will continue to STICK IT in their faces.

Some of my fellow victims are working on a securities fraud movie project – also involving the lethargy at the SEC. Are you going to the The Harold Pump Foundation dinner on 8/13 in Beverly Hills? If so, our group would love to run our story idea by you…since we’re both fellow victims of the SEC’s incompetency.

Chris Carey knows me and my experiences very well. I believe that we have a strong mutual respect.

I’m also a fellow (original) Keystone stater like you. Keep fighting for justice!

Before we start singing praises, pointing fingers, and fabricating perspectives, lets acknowledge the truth: Big Ben has to promote a TV show for ABC, and ABC and ESPN are owned by the same entity.

Like MC likes to choose startups that are about profitability, companies will align their morals with decisions that will improve profitability.

-Charles

Remember a while back when I responded to one of your posts with something to the effect of “the media is guilty of information extortion when they irresponsibly print stories with no basis, forcing you to defend yourself thus cultivating the information they are seeking?”

The mentality “someone owes me” is disgusting. There are people like me who are a slave to our dreams, working 20 hours a day hoping the right person sees what we have created and is willing to help us. And then you have these knuckleheads who make millions of dollars pulling stunts and accusing people of things. Organizations like TMZ, People, etc. pay huge money for stories for micro spikes in bottom lines.

It is frustrating because what I have created something special, recognized by people in my industry as unique and valid. I am missing one piece and I could overtake the entire sector.

But you have people out there that make it so difficult for organizations/investors to give credibility to people like me. This mentality permeates more than just running on the field, it is why America’s economy is sitting on the pot with no TP in the house.

Jerry R. Reynolds