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they seem to be pretty active for being supposedly fake. Check their twitter feed. They tweet as much if not more than most video companies and it's not fluff.
by mikeryan 15y ago
they seem to be pretty active for being supposedly fake. Check their twitter feed. They tweet as much if not more than most video companies and it's not fluff.
A good pump and dump scam requires a believable company presence. You just fell for the smoke screen.
- muzz 15y agoThey seem to have some PR "help" too. For example, this story from "Bedford Research" made the wires and at first glance seems to imply, falsely, that Raystream and Level 3 worked together: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Breakthrough-Technology-From-iw-238100742.html?x=0 http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Breakthrough-Technology-From-i...
- jcromartie 15y agoThere was another PR release that mentioned Raystream and Netflix together, to ever so gently insinuate they were on the same level or somehow related.
- sfdfadds 15y agoYou underestimate the power of BS. I worked for a company that raised capital hand over fist and sucked in companies like nobody's business. We could have been doing nothing or been awesome as hell, but it didn't matter- it was all about the slick CEO selling his wares. And in the end, the company still exists even after seemingly burning up in a significant blaze of glory. Money is more important than technology. Unfortunately, many here don't realize that yet.