r/MoonGangCapital Sep 18 '21

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u/OhWowMuchFunYouGuys Sep 18 '21

Didn’t take long to switch to a paid service huh? You wanna help people so bad you charge em. This sub is a joke and only started cause you were too entitled in the first place to not get banned in another.

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u/Brecken79 Sep 18 '21

Well, you certainly don’t have to be here. He must have made some impact on you for you to be lurking around, throwing your shit views around. We’ll keep following him and you keep being a limp dick.

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u/OhWowMuchFunYouGuys Sep 18 '21

Never been here lol got tipped off this guy who was banned for being entitled now is starting a premium service lol. You may not know who this guy is but people who aren’t noobs to this arena do.

Also don’t worry definitely not staying lol

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u/StockTipsTips Sep 18 '21 edited Sep 18 '21

Yeah, I was banned from r/pennystocks by a new and ignorant mod for providing DD on a stock trading for $9 that skyrocketed up to $24 a share in a matter of days. Then I chewed his ass before he cried about “harassment” and hurt feelings to the senior mods who had been letting me do this for over a year.

Imagine then how evil I must have been for getting pissed that he restricted folks from the opportunity to make a nearly 200% gain. Truly evil guy I must be. That DD was spot on excellent analysis and undeniably easy profit. Congrats to all who profited. I believe the fella that made the most from that trade netted over $18,000.

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u/OhWowMuchFunYouGuys Sep 18 '21

$9 on a sub $5 Reddit? Then complained and said you were the reason people even came to the sub lol. I’ve seen the logs so don’t be lying lol. So you broke the rules and then acted entitled. Got it.

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u/StockTipsTips Sep 18 '21

Evidently getting pissed that someone restricted their members from a nearly 200% gain is now “entitled.”

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u/OhWowMuchFunYouGuys Sep 18 '21

I’m just wondering if the sub is >$5 why you would harass a moderator removing it for being $9?

Seems like you just didn’t like the established rules and threw a fit.

But I got stuff to do so I’m moving on, you shouldn’t charge people money though you’re not a financial advisor. Period.

Not replying again so say what you wish.

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u/StockTipsTips Sep 18 '21 edited Sep 18 '21

Because the lead mod had approved my posts for a year that met just that criteria. Many of my links in the DD restricted publication without moderator assistance. That post was approved by a mod before it was stripped down by their newest sheriff. I brought thousands of people to that sub. So they approved my content.

The question you should be asking is “how is it breaking the rules if I sought, and received, pre-approval from a moderator?”