Return To Blogging
After staying offline for a few months, Serin resurfaced as a partner of Damion Lupo (author of Maverick Mistakes in Real Estate) on ForeclosureHelpBook.com. This partnership dissolved in October 2007. Casey resurfaced with a new blog, EscapeMyHouse.com, which was taken offline in November 2007. As of January 29, 2008 he had started and then stopped a blog based on his information on gold stocks, most specifically GoldSpring (GSPG) called MillionaireByChristmas.com. This site has gone through numerous edits, some within minutes. His latest blog TrueCasey.com continues themes from his previous blogs, including publishing a foreclosure book and detailing his investment into GoldSpring.
On 8/8/2008, Serin started blogging once again at TrueCasey.com. One of his major topics is his investment in penny stock GSPG, or Goldspring. His story was followed up on the National Post in September 2008. He seems to have also shut down truecasey.com, and as of 2008-11-25, he is looking for people to buy the domain name. He has since started and ended a few other blogs, the latest being bloggercasey.com, which started in May 2009, and was shut down June 21, 2009.
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