former_pf_emp

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   by former_pf_emp 9y ago

   Yeah, that looks similar to the one that I got. But I don't remember it having the shares outstanding listed, because I specifically remember asking around to try to figure that number out. But that was years ago and maybe my memory
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   by former_pf_emp 9y ago

   Fraud is hard to prove because it requires providing intention, but certainly some of the elements of fraud are present. I don't remember who was buying, but I think it was literally on "Second Market" before they were acquir
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   by former_pf_emp 9y ago

   The company played some nasty mind games with their employees regarding equity. They did a 7 (I think?) for 1 split, and then had the recruiters telling employees that they had "never seen a company give out so many shares before.&quo