I initially began the purchase of Bidz before it spiked around 22 per share. With the Citron report, I rode the stock down to when that idiot "Crazy Eddie" had to involve himself, after I rode the stock to the present price. I read all the blogs I have been exposed to. I think it is criminal what the shorts have done to this stock, as well as Citron and Crazy Eddie. No matter what I am told, I will never believe there is not some sort of serious nexus between the persons who have beat up on this stock and the shorts that are trying to kill the company. There is something about a felon convicted of crimin falsi charges being held out as a moral compass for all others to follow, although, Crazy Eddie appears to advance the notion that he is more in the know because it takes a thief to catch a thief. I dispute that notion, and I am not to thrilled with the thousands of dollars on paper that I will have lost upon selling this stock. I attribute all of these tentative losses to the innuendo, conjecture and suggestions which have recklessly bee advanced against this stock. In answer to your initial question. I have done my due diligence for this stock. I even opened an account with Bidz, and have been buying jewelry as well as fine art over the last seven or eight months. I have never had a problem with the value of what I have purchased, not the delivery or return policy. A further benefit is the amount I save when comparing my purchase with a jewelry store. It's simply incredible. It has taken a rather long time to get to this point in my reply, and I apologize. When I begin thinking of all of the negative actions against this company, I get a bit carried away. Now, about this article by John Larauche. This is about the best and fairest article I have yet to read. Obviously, Mr. Larauche does not have an agenda. Mr. Larauche provided an honest history of the company events as taken place over the last year. Thank you Mr. Larouche, for your professionalism and objectivity.
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I initially began the purchase of Bidz before it spiked around 22 per share. With the Citron report, I rode the stock down to when that idiot "Crazy Eddie" had to involve himself, after I rode the stock to the present price. I read all the blogs I have been exposed to. I think it is criminal what the shorts have done to this stock, as well as Citron and Crazy Eddie. No matter what I am told, I will never believe there is not some sort of serious nexus between the persons who have beat up on this stock and the shorts that are trying to kill the company. There is something about a felon convicted of crimin falsi charges being held out as a moral compass for all others to follow, although, Crazy Eddie appears to advance the notion that he is more in the know because it takes a thief to catch a thief. I dispute that notion, and I am not to thrilled with the thousands of dollars on paper that I will have lost upon selling this stock. I attribute all of these tentative losses to the innuendo, conjecture and suggestions which have recklessly bee advanced against this stock. In answer to your initial question. I have done my due diligence for this stock. I even opened an account with Bidz, and have been buying jewelry as well as fine art over the last seven or eight months. I have never had a problem with the value of what I have purchased, not the delivery or return policy. A further benefit is the amount I save when comparing my purchase with a jewelry store. It's simply incredible. It has taken a rather long time to get to this point in my reply, and I apologize. When I begin thinking of all of the negative actions against this company, I get a bit carried away. Now, about this article by John Larauche. This is about the best and fairest article I have yet to read. Obviously, Mr. Larauche does not have an agenda. Mr. Larauche provided an honest history of the company events as taken place over the last year. Thank you Mr. Larouche, for your professionalism and objectivity.
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