Amazon.com Best Selling Author of "Stack Silver Get Gold" has a Request....

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Originally Posted by HuntIII

Have you ever read a book by Mark Twain?

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Yes Samuel Clemence, was his real name I believe. Are both your names/personas fictional in your case? I saw Hunter Riley III is registered as the owner of a website, is that possible to do with a fictional name?

Obvious datamining.

Gaillo? while you wre gone and the wind was blowing we all bended with the wind and everything was just fine...you are also fine when you act as we do and not as a "cop" for asking if the guy should be kicked out.... A thread follows the needle but the thread has knot to stop the needle from going to far.

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Originally Posted by TheNocturnalEgyptian

That's kind of a weird comment (muppets) seeing as how you are the forum's newest member.

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"muppets" is bankster-speak for "clients"

Percival selling books now? :D

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Originally Posted by Awoke

Obvious datamining.

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Hey, welcome back! Yes indeed? I wonder if someone could make sense of the info here:

http://whois.domaintools.com/b24group.com

DMac or someone else savvy...

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Originally Posted by Neuro

Hey, welcome back! Yes indeed? I wonder if someone could make sense of the info here:

http://whois.domaintools.com/b24group.com

DMac or someone else savvy...

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gdp1000@aol.com (our friend here), has the following domains associated with his email:

dogfoodcode.com
dogfooddoctrine.com
mobilebusinesscardsecret.com
mobilemarketingchicago.net
naturalyeastinfectionremedy.net
silver-investing.org
interiordesignerchicago.org

maybe midnight or god could tell me about the truth of the dog food code ones. i guess there is some comisc justice, google has already associated this thread on page one of its results for the title of his book. now, these domains will show up as well. i could do more, but i'm not feeling very evil at the moment.

Selling a house in Illinois for $2 million. I hope that isn't your actual home address, even though I think it is as all your websites are publicly registered to the address.

...In less than 2 minutes I have your picture, all linked in details, home address and more all through that aol email account.

Folks, let this be a lesson to STAY ANONYMOUS!


Edit to add Winton - in case you didn't put it together yourself, attaching your name to a real life address as an author of a book on gold/silver is an excellent way to make yourself a target for theft, identity fraud and many other issues (IRS?) I don't want to bother writing out - this is basic common sense as far as I'm concerned.

Also, here is some free advice as Mises' "Crack up BOOM" gets closer to fruition...."the ability to stay under the radar is perhaps the most valuable prep of all, and the most difficult to achieve."

Good luck pal.

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Originally Posted by chad

dogfoodcode.com

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is that anything like the Bible code ?


Dog Food Code - would it be a decent name for a musical group ?

or maybe a movie about a group of friends who need to save money, & resolve to eat Dog Food for a year ?


Jeez man, the entire English language has been registered as a domain name.

if Dog Food Code, a fairly obscure combination of words, has been taken - what is left ? DogFoodCode-TheMovie.Com ?


http://dogfooddoctrine.com/index.php

i guess it's about healthy eating, for dogs.

i wonder if they eat grass the same reason chickens eat grass - to get a little cellulose into their diet.

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Originally Posted by DMac

Percival selling books now? :D

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If memory serves, Percival always claimed to be an antique bookseller, and also, a carpenter, and I think also a professor at a community college in Arizona. Oh yeah, and his job at the SPLC.

Not to mention his ice cream truck dealings.


That said, the new guy smells like Percival. ;)