Joshua, What you say can be proved easily. Just offer some money to Rossi in different amounts, at different times and from different identities. See what happens, and *then* of course report here...
mic 2011/11/15 Joshua Cude <joshua.c...@gmail.com>: > > > On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 6:39 PM, Charles Hope <lookslikeiwasri...@gmail.com> > wrote: >> >> >> He's shifty and does not inspire confidence. > > Oh, but he does. Several people have written to him offering him money. That > clearly indicates he has their confidence. And even among those who don't > publicly offer money, the obvious Rossi-worship suggests he inspires a lot > of confidence. > >> >> He's not taking all the money he's being offered. >> > > From my extensive experience watching scams in the movies, that's the oldest > trick in the book. The key part is that he's not taking *all* the money > he's offered. He could be accepting money confidentially; you know to give > his investors the feeling of importance, because they have some kind of > "exclusive" access. Or he could be waiting for the offers to increase before > he starts accepting. If it is a scam, it doesn't seem like he would be a > reliable source of information on what he is and is not accepting.
