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To: StockDung who wrote (5910)	4/23/2004 10:46:08 AM
From: rrufff	Respond to of 12465

I remember that one and it was truly amazing. It makes me realize how stupid we can be. I had a tiny position and when I read it, I clearly knew it was a scam. Yet, it was so outrageous that I wanted to believe it. It was IMO the most outrageous pump attempt I've ever seen. There were several other PR's including a cure for aids, which some joked was kept in the refrigerator next to the a milk shake. It makes me think that scams will always continue because people will believe stuff that is so outrageous if said with an air of importance and with a LOUD VOICE. Was he ever indicted or hit with SEC fines? Actually, I originally read about the company on the A@P board, and I think it was one of the rare times where Anthony seemed to be recommending a buy on a stock. It was about $2 at the time I think. Do you know why or how he got involved with these characters? I bought in a small position when it fell into penny land and it's been educational to say the least.