To all WINR holders,
WINR seems to be delivering what they promised. From the Raging Bull,
I can see at least one person raging. I would too. But then again,
I had sort of the same problem trying to get a worthless insurance
company here in my own town of Jacksonville, FL to pay a $ 70 claim
( Prudential Health care and Mission: Health ). This has "raged"
on since October. So if a "well-established" insurance company has
a total meltdown paying $ 70 locally, I can see how one claim
goes the hard way overseas. The difference here is that WINR does
care and is trying to get it resolved, whereas Prudential could care less. Their own CSR-s even said go ahead and get a lawyer and sue us. How is THAT for customer care ? WINR NEVER SAID ANYTHING
like that !!!
I bought again today at 1.65 and 1.56, and will try for more next week. Once the Debit Card comes out and the lottery gets going and
every other contract they have starts rolling, and more come in,
WINR is going through the roof. We average investors are NOT going to have advanced knowledge as to "when" that magic uptick will
happen, so IMVHO, buy now, risk another 40 cent drop, to be positioned for the next $ 2+ upward spike.
WINR is planning to become a reporting company and 1QTR99 earnings
should prove it is here for good, Debit Card, e-Commerce, and
gaming sites pulling for us.
GO WINR !
Great weekend to all.
Dan |
