I'm with staffordshirechina on this one.
it's perfectly true that it takes a great deal of canvassing to achieve anything on the internet, but you should see my inbox after a trip to places like West Africa or the Caspian. There is a vast amount of this sort of thing about.
I was on a project about 10 years ago where a promotion of this sort caught someone's imagination. Over the next 3 months around a dozen people were drawn in and about £20,000 invested. I wasn't one of them, because the underlying basics ( P/E ratio especially ) couldn't be established.
The shares ultimately collapsed despite a constant flow of promotional literature from the company. Then this stopped, and someone established that the company had filed for Chapter 11. Of course, that was the end of it and no-one ever saw their money again.
I've always taken the view that share canvassing on indirectly related websites should be regarded as churning at best, and avoided. I suggest that this one be taken in the same vein
''the stopes soared beyond the range of our caplamps' - David Bick...... How times change .... oh, I don't know, I've still got a lamp like that.