Memoirs of ex Strattonites
Feb 5, 2014 1:46:39 GMT -5
Post by strattonite on Feb 5, 2014 1:46:39 GMT -5
Does anyone know if the following two websites are legitimate?
www.strattonbook.com/ "Patrick "P.K." McDonnell trained to become a registered stockbroker at Stratton Oakmont, Inc. He was employed by the firm from early November 1992 through March 2005"
This guy is selling an ebook about the time he spent at Stratton and Biltmore. I am thinking of buying it, has anyone else tried it or know if it is legitimate?
www.strattonoakmont.com/ "Master of the Straight Line: A Story of Stratton Oakmont is the debut release for writer Mary Detres." This person is also releasing a book on her time at Stratton. She also claims to have yet unseen home videos of a Stratton Christmas party which you will get to see if you buy the book.
Does anyone on the forum have more information on the two websites above? Are they legitimate or a scam? It seems there are a whole lot of ex-strattonites popping out of the woodwork trying to latch onto TWOWS bangwagon.
www.strattonbook.com/ "Patrick "P.K." McDonnell trained to become a registered stockbroker at Stratton Oakmont, Inc. He was employed by the firm from early November 1992 through March 2005"
This guy is selling an ebook about the time he spent at Stratton and Biltmore. I am thinking of buying it, has anyone else tried it or know if it is legitimate?
www.strattonoakmont.com/ "Master of the Straight Line: A Story of Stratton Oakmont is the debut release for writer Mary Detres." This person is also releasing a book on her time at Stratton. She also claims to have yet unseen home videos of a Stratton Christmas party which you will get to see if you buy the book.
Does anyone on the forum have more information on the two websites above? Are they legitimate or a scam? It seems there are a whole lot of ex-strattonites popping out of the woodwork trying to latch onto TWOWS bangwagon.
