Stumbled across this Hoping it makes for interesting conversation. “We generate money by serving Google text advertisments on our website GWEI.org. With this money we automatically buy Google shares via our Swiss e-banking account. We buy Google via their own advertisment! Google eats itself – but in the end we will own it!†http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2005-06-13-n46.html
No, they are up In fact it's a beautyful well organized site, good PR, just some content is questionable and others are informative.
"but in the end we will own it!†if by "the end" they mean the end of the world, well, probably... here is how they are going so far: "Amount of Google Shares owned by GWEI.org 000'000'000'000'000'001"
The same could be said for any company though. Say I work at Microsoft and take half my paycheck and buy Microsoft shares with it. Eventually (mathematically anyway), I would own Microsoft at some point.
Time wise, it'd be better to invest in penny stocks, though. You could by 20,000 shares of those, for every share of google, right? I don't know how many shares of google there are in total, but 1 a month; I'm thinking that google's ticker will outlast yours
You would have to live either a really...really... long time, or have a really...really...large paycheck. Maybe even both. Brandon
One thing I must admit. Besides a nice web site design, it's a catching propaganda gig, nothing else. Looks more like an installation art.
Buy lower priced shares (yahoo £19 last time I checked), where can google expand to its already the number one search engine?
When the amount of shares in the public goes less and less... Then the prices will go higher and higher. It will be much more difficult to buy the shares. BTW, you see the check shown in the site? There is only $400, which worth 1 share only!
Did you guys really read that site ? They're using bots to commit click fraud. http://www.gwei.org/images/GWEI_schematic.pdf (See p2) "PHP-robot - to simulate visits and clicks and therefore generate cash / income for GWEI"
You're right - great finding - did you report them? hopefully 1. they say, ...designed for Google advertisement and our clicking robots... and then 4....simulates visitation and clicks and therfore generates cash...
shame, otherwise it could have been a fun site to follow, cant believe they actually admit to committing click fraud on the actual site lol