phya.pk
Yesterday I was flipping through my spam folder, trying to make sure everything in it was actually junk. I get a decent amount of emails from people who came across one of my websites and I try to answer them all, but I suspect a lot of them are flagged and trashed and never seen. I’ve tried to occasionally dig through and find them for the last few years, but it’s such a laborious task that I think I’m going to just give up.
Anyway, one email had a subject line that looked like it might be an actual message from a reader. The name, Sprinter P. Farmhouse, just sounded too realistic to be from a spammer. So I opened it up and it turned out to be a stock tip! How nice of one of my readers to mail me helpful financial advice.
It was about some company named Physicians Adult Daycare. According to Mr. Farmhouse it’s currently trading over the counter at under $2 but in a year will be at $10! I’d say that’s a pretty damned good return on investment.
At first I was a little skeptical. I’m sure Sprinter had my best interests at heart. I mean, why else would he email me a stock tip? But I wasn’t sure if he knew what he was talking about. Picking shares is like driving or playing poker, everyone thinks they’re great at it, few people really are.
So imagine my surprise today when I found that another reader, Moribund Q. Coffeemug emailed me about the exact same stock!!!! His target 1 year price for the stock was only $9.50, but still, that’s pretty damn good. So then I put my thinking cap on.
Let’s look at the evidence. First, they run daycares for senior citizens, and God is making more and more old people every day. That has to be good. And second, two different people wrote me about the same stock and both had similar outlooks. Coincidence? I think not.
Needless to say I called my broker immediately and told him to bet the farm. Anyone else want in? Maybe we can get enough people together to get a seat on the board.
December 24, 2006 at 5:11 pm
R. O. F. L.
QL
January 2, 2007 at 11:13 am
I got the same tip..when I tried enail the sender the mail was returned.
JW
January 2, 2007 at 3:51 pm
Based on your recommendation I have emptied my savings account and invested everything I own in this company. Do you have any idea when I can expect to get rich? I am looking forward to finally getting some real wheels for the old abode instead of these darned cinderblocks.
January 3, 2007 at 10:46 am
I took all my assets and invested them in Phya on the first e-mail.
Now I ahve nothing left to invest ont the other 1,823 PHYA e-mails? What am I to do?
You know what is worse than getting all of these wonderful tips? It is having them sent out under your corporate name!
I have over 1,100 returned e-mails sent out ndner my ID that weren’t delivered. I can only imagine how many were delivered.
January 5, 2007 at 1:40 pm
This has gotten out of hand. I have received dozens of these from this company to numerous email addresses. I don’t understand why the SEC dosn’t just shut them down when they do this.
PHYA or Physicians Adult Daycare, Inc is a SCAM! There is no other explanation as to why a company would be promoted by polluting the internet with scam mail trying to pump up their stock. Let it be a lesson to others when they go down the tubes. Look at their financials and history. There is nothing there. If you want to give your money to this company you might as well give it to all the Nigerian scam artists telling you that your rich uncle died and you need to send him some money to get the millions that he left you.
Spread the word all around the internet. Let’s set an example with this company. If you want to spam your scam you are going down the toilet!
January 8, 2007 at 12:20 am
Wow.
I to received an email from a devoted advisor.
Lydia Gladhill whom I am convinced has my best interests at heart. After all she took a moment to let me know about Physicians Adult Daycare allowing me a chance to become wealthy when she could have bought all the stock herself.
I took her advise to heart. I have maxed my credit cards, increased my line of credit and even emptied the children’s savings accounts and bought this stock.
Riches beyond my wildest dreams are moments away.
January 9, 2007 at 2:32 pm
Oh my God! I just found out that they also dispense diapers for the old pharts….BUY NOW!
January 10, 2007 at 3:05 pm
I love the names of my friends. I never knew I had so many friends. What is really great is that since they are all my friends and getting rich I will never ever be hit up for money from my friends. Hey ,maybe I can ask them for a loan. again I will make more dough to donate to the poor people in the world. I’m glad I have such nice friends
January 10, 2007 at 4:14 pm
PHYA condone the spamming and claim not to have initiated the widespread mailing… If you’d like to let them know how you feel about all the spam you get about their company mail them on info@physiciansadultdaycare.com… the web site is
http://www.physiciansadultdaycare.com
As a parent I was particlarly annoyed by a mail headed “School sent parents ‘obese student’ warnings”
January 29, 2007 at 11:26 am
i got an e-mail about phya stocks…not that i was at all interested in the stocks, more the added paragraph when i scrolled down about a teenager Anderson…i did a search and stumbled across your journal…surreal!!!