The crap keeps coming in. Instead of posting the entire e-mail messages with all the associated nonsense paragraphs (to fool the spam filters) I am just posing the images that arrived as the real “meat” of these spam-scam penny stock messages.
This first one is a real winner. It is concerning a stock called CWTD (China World Trade Corp.) and this is the classic pump and dump e-mail that does not even include the legal disclaimers that are required by law. It’s full of the typical hype like “ready to rock” and “rapid growth” and is even signed by a “Senior Investment Advisor.” Talk about laying it on thick!
At least the senders of this next one took the time to print a disclaimer at the bottom of the message. Too bad they used a font that is just too small to read. Even so, it looks like a bit less than the full disclaimer that shows up on this kind of thing when it shows up in the U.S. Mail. If I weren’t such a trusting person, I might suspect that that have something to hide.
As always, PLLN (Peopleline) could be a great company that will grow like crazy and make investors a fortune, but that’s not what these messages are all about. The single purpose of these messages is to get people to buy up this stock and drive the price up as a consequence so the slimeballs behind these messages can dump the shares they have owned for a while and make themselves a fortune.
You can be sure this is sound financial advice since, as you can see,?? they close the message with “Go PLLN.”
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