Did a little reading on Solavei - actually if you Google Solavei and scam it will keep you busy for quite awhile (and as with all scam programs, since they know lots of people are calling it a scam, the scammers also have their "Is Solavei A Scam?" postings, that are really ads saying that they are not a scam, lol).
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There is this company I just found out about while I was looking for work on Craigslist called Solavei. The ad said that you could sell T-mobile phone service from home so I was definitely interested so I replied to the ad.
I found out the company, Solavei, was started by some executives from Motricity who conned a bunch of shareholders and investors out of their money by selling options for the stock and making millions for themselves while not telling the investors that the company's sales were going down and that targets were not being met.
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Some of you have heard of stock analyst, Jim Cramer, right? Well, Jim Cramer encouraged investors in Ryan Wuerch's Motricity scam --- the predecessor to his current Solavei? scam --- to sell their Motricity stock. His reason for predicting --- accurately --- the upcoming collapse of the share price in Motricity stock?
Ryan Wuerch. That's right. Jim Cramer held a low opinion of Ryan Wuerch and still does. His assessment is that Ryan Wuerch cannot be trusted --- stating that he 'lacks credibility' --- a polite way of saying that Wuerch does not seem believable. When the truth was revealed that Ryan Wuerch was Motricity's death sentence, Cramer called Motricity a 'disaster'.
One Motricity shareholder who regrets not taking Cramer's advice --- had the following to say, in warning to others: "I did not listen. Instead I ended up trusting a psycopath with a pretty smile and a nice haircut. And it cost me over 200 grand --- about 20 percent of my total assets. And yes, sure enough this man will never change. The 'good christian' psycopath will remain just that."
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I did some investigating and discovered Solavei's founder Ryan Weurch is being sued for insider trading from his previous venture called Motricity. The companies stock has went from $30 a share to .39 cents a share as we speak. And he has brought over all his execs from Solavei who made off with the loot along with him and are also being named in the lawsuit.
Motricity, the company Ryan Wuerch started which lost share holders 1.3 Billion dollars, the stock value over the last 2 years has plunged from $30 a share to .46 cents, yikes!
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Sorry, but gonna have to pass up this deal that is too good to be true.
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