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Originally posted by The White Coat Investor View Post
Never too early to complain about that. There's a reason you haven't seen any CityVest ads here in the last couple of years. And that's it. Because you're complaining (like others before you).
Are you saying that you are not letting CityVest advertise here because they have poor communications with investors? Or are you saying that CityVest stopped advertising with you because we complain too much?
Again, just trying to understand.
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Originally posted by HM7 View Post
WCI, I'm just trying to understand your statement.
Are you saying that you are not letting CityVest advertise here because they have poor communications with investors? Or are you saying that CityVest stopped advertising with you because we complain too much?
Again, just trying to understand.Helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011
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Originally posted by The White Coat Investor View Post
The first. They still would love to advertise with us. And my investment with them is doing just fine. But it turns out I care a lot less about communication from operators than most WCIers.
Another realty fund WCI took extra steps to investigate an issue.
He also clearly points out his conflicts of interest and that advertising is not a recommendation that it is suitable for you.
Just a thumbs up for integrity.
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Originally posted by Tim View Post
Kudos to WCI for actually being straight to the point, AGAIN.
Another realty fund WCI took extra steps to investigate an issue.
He also clearly points out his conflicts of interest and that advertising is not a recommendation that it is suitable for you.
Just a thumbs up for integrity.Helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011
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Originally posted by The White Coat Investor View Post
Heck, we don't even operate under the suitability standard. You certainly shouldn't mistake us for a fiduciary. We do feel some moral obligation to our audience to not advertise total crap, but there certainly isn't any legal obligation there.
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Originally posted by Tim View Post
You get what you pay for. Value is a different question. A lot of value is one chooses to use it. So glad you kept the forum when the "great crash occurred".Helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011
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Originally posted by The White Coat Investor View Post
Yes, it's interesting. Those who love it love it, but as far as reach and growth, both the Facebook Group and Subreddit whoop the forum hands down.
Never visited either one.
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Originally posted by bovie View Post
How do they compare in terms of quality of discussion, and especially advice?
Never visited either one.Helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011
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Originally posted by The White Coat Investor View Post
Yes, it's interesting. Those who love it love it, but as far as reach and growth, both the Facebook Group and Subreddit whoop the forum hands down.
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Originally posted by TheDangerZone View Post
I’m surprised you say the subreddit outperforms the forum. It always seems pretty dead to me. A small handful of new posts a day each with typically 5 comments or less. Every time I swing by there, I am underwhelmed by the lack of activity or interesting discussion. I use Reddit a lot, and wouldn’t mind seeing that WCI community grow.Helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011
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Originally posted by The White Coat Investor View Post
I'm mostly going by registered members here (a number that never goes down) vs subscribers to that subreddit (a number which can go down when people unsubscribe, but is much higher than the # here and growing much faster.)
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Originally posted by TheDangerZone View Post
Gotcha, well it is certainly much easier to click subscribe on Reddit than it is to register for a forum. Also I assume there are a lot of lurkers in both settings, I would guess more here since prior discussion topics are more easily searchable. I hope it perks up, maybe having someone regularly post topics (mirroring the website, or some of the classics) or would encourage more activity and discussion.Helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011
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