That's no longer marketing... that's spam!

Twitter is a spam wasteland to me.

Additional thoughts:Instead of making a single influence category, we break the system into different weighted categories to calculate an overall score that is simply on a 0-100 scale.This could take into account things like: a) votes, b) some average pertaining to the number of times/categories the user is deemed an expert in c) contributions to the site (inviting members, posting, participating, sharing) d) trailing time period activity level (eg 1 month), e) testimonials, f) negative factors (violating the rules, spam, times a user is flagged by other members or some other negative 'handicap')So, the most "influential" members would have a score closer to 100, while the least would be closer to zero.

I also checked my spam and nothing was there.  

And capex is not an operating expense.This is how they are marketing:) I am finding it easier to hit the spam button when dealing with most of them but the brokers should or do know better!

Originally posted by @Bernard Castillo:I went Wed in NYC they had a Michael Rich doing the First part for 2 hours then Jon Davidson for 45 minutes on Trading options and stocks the $1500 costs were reduced to $299  each and 450 for both I didnt buy  I  just got an email in my spam folder I can now buy  the 3 day for $499 LOL

The 8 property portfolio deal may be an all-in gamble considering I have no experience in owning out of state properties.

Even if the home is going to cash flow 2% a month, I feel like its a huge gamble. 

Appreciation is speculation a form of legal gambling.  

Naperville is a good place to buy and hold for appreciation but personally I think of that strategy as gambling.