Conned, twice

James

James

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A crew of con men sold worthless penny stocks to people around the globe at pumped-up prices, then victimized the investors again by setting up a fake law firm that charged them to try to get their money back, federal authorities in New York said Tuesday.

The international scheme generated more than $140 million, making it one of the largest penny stock fraud schemes in history, U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch said at a news conference announcing an indictment charging nine defendants.
 
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice...

Thats well thought out though i'm sure they got major reps at the yearly con man awards ceremony.
 
Sounds like a pretty decent share trader/ lawyer impersonation to me.
Like how hard is it to google and get the share-price yourself, if you can't even do that then you deserve to have the stock market take you to the cleaners
 
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