'We lost everything gambling on shares'

silverwhistle

broke4good wrote: »

The client had never used a computer before..

So they were really, really stupid then?

Luz

silverwhistle wrote: »

So they were really, really stupid then?

In that sense they were ,they were peoples who went out to work to make a decent living ,and pay their duties ,obey by the rules working, pay taxes,and try to live a clean life . Their work DID NOT INVOLVED COMPUTERS .

But one of them had hold a share certificate account for 4 Years ,and never lost any money with it , why move her into something else she clearly told them SHE DID NOT UNDERSTAND ?......

le_loup

Are these two posters actually one and the same person?

SailorSam

Why are we even talking about something that happend in Feb 2014 ?

Gadfium

SailorSam wrote: »

Why are we even talking about something that happend in Feb 2014 ?

"A fanatic is someone that can't change his mind and won't change the subject"- Sir Winston Churchill.

Thrugelmir

le_loup wrote: »

Are these two posters actually one and the same person?

Won't have been the first time. Or possibly a connected party.

broke4good

No, they were hard working people who had worked day and night all of their lives to buy a property. Simple people with a hearth that have rescued many abandoned animals and never robbed or caused harm to others..
These are the people that brokers like to target and destroy. I'am sure most of you know what I'm talking about.
Having an honest job it is more rewarding than having one were the main objective is to rob other people using trickery and fraud.

Gadfium

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Won't have been the first time. Or possibly a connected party.

They have a similar writing style. Perhaps fewer commas, but similar in tone and style (that is, when Luz isn't on a full on eyes-bulging, blood-pressure-on-the-max, foaming-at-the-mouth typing frenzy!).

Luz

Gadfium wrote: »

"A fanatic is someone that can't change his mind and won't change the subject"- Sir Winston Churchill.

In the absence of justice what is sovereignty but organized robbery?

Saint A.

Gadfium

Luz wrote: »

In the absence of justice what is sovereignty but organized robbery?

Saint A.

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