Don’t miss out on this one by waiting too long.
An anonymous buyer from South Africa is offering 1 [one] Zimbabwe Dollar for every 5 [five] Facebook shares for a limited period.
The offer will expire on Friday August 10th and will not be repeated.
Hurry before you are compelled to pay to find someone to take the silly things off your hands.
Tags: advertising, business
Jaksonian Philosophy 
August 7, 2012 at 10:10 am |
Or, failing that, tere are always U.S. Treasurys.
August 7, 2012 at 12:35 pm |
Argh Nimrod
A lot of the big boys are into the shit with this fraud, but they unfortunately didn’t use their own money; the little guy always pays in the end until they learn to lock the gangsters up in a hole in the ground where they should be left to fend for themselves.
August 12, 2012 at 6:05 am |
Anyone who thought that Facebook shares were worth a quarter of their IPO got what they deserved. A company with no product, no real assets, and no sustainable source of income. What were they expecting, to make tarts from unicorn poop?
August 13, 2012 at 11:41 am |
Hi Christopher
I don’t know how old you were when these “great new technologies” first arrived but I saw them all.
The first fax machine reached our shores about 1981/1982; the first “inter-company” email followed soon after that based on the discovery lead by the US military for the most convenient communication between the military and out here the “open email Internet arrived about 1991. The Internet Junk appeared on that and the filth soon followed in its wake.
Make a note of this because I lived through this and saw it. Money went onto the Internet in the very early nineties and is hence scarcely twenty years old this year but the Schmucks got into it like a pack of wolves and the Net controlled Forex by, say, ten years ago. From there it went one way.
Some countries like China are talking about some sort of control or, at least, less abuse. I have joined the ranks of what I see as one of the best financial News Groups in the World and asked some questions because they are an open lot with no fears. But ask them who the people are that trade [meaning, please note, that there has to be a willing buyer and a willing seller in every stock “swop”]; then even Fin24 [that’s their name] go blank, looking at you as if you are made of air. Google Forex and Zurich, and as many others as you can locate.
Your money, my dear young friend, and your future dreams are handled by the thieves and the crime syndicates on the Net. Control will have to come; AND SOON or we are all down the drain.