Comments on: Facing foreclosure site finally sold off http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/ Tips, advice and experience for making money from anywhere in the world Tue, 31 Jan 2012 10:28:12 +0000 hourly 1 By: Johnny http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/comment-page-1/#comment-23748 Johnny Thu, 02 Aug 2007 04:35:29 +0000 http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/#comment-23748 Good Luck in the thirty day challenge from another participant Good Luck in the thirty day challenge from another participant

]]> By: Claire http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/comment-page-1/#comment-23700 Claire Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:22:47 +0000 http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/#comment-23700 Don't feel too bad for him soundofgold. He got people to give him all kinds of money which he promptly wasted and never repaid. He used the money to take trips, eat high on the hog, and buy penny stock. He didn't feel bad when his wife had to work two jobs to pay his debts. He got a ton of good-natured people, like yourself, who gave him good advice and told him to stop blogging his misdeeds early on and he called them haterz. He couldn't do it because the fame thing turned his head. They warned him he had committed fraud but he didn't want to face the facts of what he had done. So, he blog himself into admitting all his crimes and the FBI is now on his tail. He then sold his blog and we still don't know how much will end up going towards debt and how much his wife will be left to foot the bill. He is so far behind karmically, it will take him multiple lives to pay it all off. He thought he knew better than everyone and the law couldn't touch him. I think it's just that he find out you can't go around screwing people left and right just because you want to make a fast buck. Imagine what he would have been like if he had succeeded? Completely and hopelessly arrogant. Therefore, this is by far the best solution for his soul's growth. It's rough and it sucks, but I doubt the lenders or the market had anything to do with the bed he's now lying in. This was completely a self-destructive one-man show. It's hard, in my mind, to feel sorry for someone that was warned over and over and over and over again and given great advice on how to make things even. Each time he chose to only follow what inflated his own sense of self-importance and bank account and to heck with anyone else he promised something to, signed a contract with, or co-signed a loan with. That most definitely included all his close family members. The only bright spot in this whole saga was that his wife left before she had a kid with him. That would have been a true tragedy. Don’t feel too bad for him soundofgold. He got people to give him all kinds of money which he promptly wasted and never repaid. He used the money to take trips, eat high on the hog, and buy penny stock. He didn’t feel bad when his wife had to work two jobs to pay his debts. He got a ton of good-natured people, like yourself, who gave him good advice and told him to stop blogging his misdeeds early on and he called them haterz. He couldn’t do it because the fame thing turned his head. They warned him he had committed fraud but he didn’t want to face the facts of what he had done. So, he blog himself into admitting all his crimes and the FBI is now on his tail. He then sold his blog and we still don’t know how much will end up going towards debt and how much his wife will be left to foot the bill. He is so far behind karmically, it will take him multiple lives to pay it all off. He thought he knew better than everyone and the law couldn’t touch him. I think it’s just that he find out you can’t go around screwing people left and right just because you want to make a fast buck. Imagine what he would have been like if he had succeeded? Completely and hopelessly arrogant. Therefore, this is by far the best solution for his soul’s growth. It’s rough and it sucks, but I doubt the lenders or the market had anything to do with the bed he’s now lying in. This was completely a self-destructive one-man show. It’s hard, in my mind, to feel sorry for someone that was warned over and over and over and over again and given great advice on how to make things even. Each time he chose to only follow what inflated his own sense of self-importance and bank account and to heck with anyone else he promised something to, signed a contract with, or co-signed a loan with. That most definitely included all his close family members. The only bright spot in this whole saga was that his wife left before she had a kid with him. That would have been a true tragedy.

]]> By: soundofgold http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/comment-page-1/#comment-23692 soundofgold Wed, 01 Aug 2007 10:36:39 +0000 http://www.retireyoungandwealthy.com/facing-foreclosure-site-finally-sold-off/#comment-23692 I somehow cant help but feel sorry for that guy. I have not been keeping up with this story as much, but from what I can gather its just a case of one naive person trying to have a go. However the world of money is unforgiving and being naive and uninformed can yield long lasting personal and financial disasters. Hopefully at lots of similarly less experienced is watching and learning this hard lesson. I somehow cant help but feel sorry for that guy. I have not been keeping up with this story as much, but from what I can gather its just a case of one naive person trying to have a go.

However the world of money is unforgiving and being naive and uninformed can yield long lasting personal and financial disasters.

Hopefully at lots of similarly less experienced is watching and learning this hard lesson.

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