STA shuts down !!!!!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered Jim's such a nice guy, that he's participating in the so-called "resurrection" of STA being planned by the "ponzi players" who are taking advantage of other gullible folk (see MW). That seemed to end his temporary depression. LOL Those who still believe STA could work, what're you waiting for? They're calling you back into their dream (and in their pockets). Go!!!

Sad to say, many still believe something could have happened........SOON!

If you were up to date you would have seen that Jim already left in disgust and is the exact opposite of happy. None of them are happy there after the failure. It's not easy to accept failure after all the time of struggling and believing real business success was going to happen.

[cheryl20772]

Originally Posted by Unregistered Jim said he was purchasing WAC's through 2007 until STA closed down and his back office records show it and he was going out and selling PPUV ads to local merchants in his hometown. He really pushed hard to make it succeed for everyone and wouldn't have done what he did until the day STA closed if he knew anything about that ending coming, and others on the staff didn't know either because as many people know now they weren't told or warned at anytime either that the business was in danger of bankruptcy. The sales team was trying to sell retail ads every week, and they, the staff, and the IBA's who were on the weekly coinference calls all believed success would defintely happen in the retail market. They now have the shock of their lives and they are hurting after the STA business they believed in for so long couldn't sustain itself from not enough continuing sales by the advertisers who tried advertising with STA at first but then were stopping their ads because of the programming glitches that continued and always holding up the ads from being shown or displayed for the advertisers properly, and the dedicated IBA's and staff saw it turn into a flop before ther eyes.

OMG! Jim, is that you? I agree, Jim, they really kept you in the dark. I have never known anyone who worked harder for a cause. I am glad that at least you were being paid for this work.

I hope Jim ends up in jail with the rest of em. He is no innocent man.

I told the IRS as much as so should all of you!

Some people never learn. All they want to do is slander others who believed in something even if it did turn out to be a failure in the end.

Not a failure my friend, a full blown fraud. And they all new it and took money until it was stopped. Don't think that he or any of them didn't grab some cash.

Next stop: jail! And you should be thankful that that is where Jim, and Kim and the rest are going.

I get sick every time I hear those recordings of sales pitches from last year. No this was not a failure it was just pure fraud.

You need your facts straight before you go around making statements about certain people that you don't know or have the slightest clue about based on what you just said. You don't know anything about what they went through and are still going through as a result of pushing, beleiving in, & waiting the past few years for a business to make it and then to have this sudden shutdown thrown in their faces. And it can only end up landing you in trouble in the end if you continue spreading false statements when the truth will easily prove how wrong you are. Some of these individuals gave it their all and DID NOT EVER grab any cash as you very falsely said. That is wrong and damaging. You need to have truthful facts and not use and speak assumptions based on your emotions from tragically losing your money which you also didn't deserve to lose, and we can fully agree and understand that. The truth is all that matters and counts.

Oh right, Jim.

--let the prosecutor decide.

[YMSurvivor]

Just because you CAN post "unregistered," please consider that using a Username would lend credibility and understand-ability to your posts.

THANKS!!

Using a username doesn't prove you're any more credible than those who post unregistered.

Let the public decide whose posts they want to read.