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'Dark Knight Rises' screening shooting in suburban Denver leaves 12 dead, 38 wounded: police - NY Daily News

Sad.

Originally Posted by r3iKo

'Dark Knight Rises' screening shooting in suburban Denver leaves 12 dead, 38 wounded: police - NY Daily News

Sad.

Indeed. That was the first thing I saw on the news this morning. What an absolutely TERRIFYING situation.

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20...-colorado?lite



I'm sure everyone's already heard about it by now; It's just horrific. For anyone who hasn't seen the film yet, will this influence you at all? Even though it pulled 30M last night, I wonder if this will influnce sales this weekend..

I know for me, I won't be seeing it at least not this weekend. Not out of fear that I'm going to be killed, I'd just feel really, really odd watching it.

Molds, or anyone on the expert level of researching, I need your help.

So this new company Solavei, is a mobile company that has a service of 49 dollars for unlimited everything, using T-Mobiles towers. If you sign with them; and get followers, you get cash back, plus discounts at the various places among the people on the board of Advisors and Investors. The more followers you get, the more cash back and discounts you get. Basically like a pyramid scheme.

I know pyramid schemes are illegal, but some people claim it's more of a multi-level marketing scheme.

I've done some research, and found that the site is legit, but I do know that the founder, Ryan Wuerch is being sued for fraud.

The names on the board are pretty reputable, but when I search for a correlation between them and Solavei, I get nothing. I can understand, since this company is in stealth mode and doesn't want anything to leak, but that's why I'm skeptical. Before today, in order to get on their invite, you had to sign a disclosure. That makes me even more skeptical.

Today is the day where they're supposed to reveal some more info via email. I have not received anything yet.

Shortly after I signed up, a guy named Michael Rittenhouse followed me on Twitter. There is a John Rittenhouse on the board for Solavei. I checked Michaels Twitter, and there were some tweets about Solavei. I checked some of the people that tweeted about it, and there was one that caught my eye.

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This guy has only two tweets, and three followers. Ironically, this guy first tweets Justin Bieber about Solavei?

Sure the signs are there just from Ryan Wuerch, but this companies idea seems phenomenal. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is, right? Then why are all these companies back them? Are they really even backing them?

So if Molds, or anyone else would please help, I'd appreciate it.