Howard J. Rogers wrote:
> Ed prochak wrote:
>
>
>>Dear Amjad Daoud
>>
>>I've never seen a real vendor continually ignore the wishes of his
>>potential customers the way you do.
>>
>>It make me wonder:
>>
>>Possibility #1 You must get paid by the download.
>>In which case you don't really care how many licenses are eventually
>>purchased. You have no financial investment in the long term success
>>of the company.
>>
>>Possibility #2 You are a hacker.
>>The download is a trojan horse program to grant you access to lots of
>>ORACLE databases with lots of juicy account numbers.
>>
>>You must have enough "beta testers" (victims) by now.
>> So fess up, is it #1 or #2?
>>
>>Ed
>
>
> Ed: the entire group has been studiously avoiding replying to Omlet's posts
> for about 6 weeks now and (at least in my estimation) the noise level
> emanating from his direction has definitely dropped accordingly.
>
> Please do us all a favour. Don't reply to his posts. And certainly don't try
> and engage him in dialog.
>
> If we all cross our fingers and click our heels... well, who knows: maybe
> he'll get run over by a bus or something.
>
> Regards
> HJR
I think the problem is that it already happened. ;-)
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Received on Fri Oct 22 2004 - 00:32:42 CDT
