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We give further counterexamples to the conjectural construction of Bridgeland stability on threefolds due to Bayer, Macr`i, and Toda. This includes smooth projective threefolds containing a divisor that contracts to a point, and Weierstra{ss} elliptic Calabi-Yau threefolds. Furthermore, we show that if the original conjecture, or a minor modification of it, holds on a smooth projective threefold, then the space of stability conditions is non-empty on the blow up at an arbitrary point. More precisely, there are stability conditions on the blow up for which all skyscraper sheaves are semistable.
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