🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 12:16:41 -0500, Mike Block - Tax Cut C.P.A.
<mblock@blocktax.com> wrote:

>On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 08:35:38 -0400, "Schooner"
><schooner@accesswave.ca> wrote:
>
>>Call me a shill all you want as it makes no sense.  I am not supporting any
>>one company on here as you do.  I am just an end user that wants to be
>>treated fairly.  I will say that the shill comments must have hit you pretty
>>hard as you have spent a week now trying to defend your actions and even
>>gone so far as trying to change the meaning of the word to meet your views.
>>
>>Just remeber Mike, your the one that stated in an email to an Intuit VP the
>>following:
>>"I will always do almost anything you ask because I know we all want happy
>>users and a profitable Intuit, which can do even more for more Advisors and
>>more users"
>
>Damn right - when it involved delaying
>an GripeLine email a few days so Intuit 
>can fix a problem. Especially when the 
>request comes from the only guy there 
>who talk to me after I cost them about 
>$40 million.
>
>Almost anything does not cover spending 
>100+ hours of my time on unpaid newsgroup 
>posts and researching all the fraud in 
>which H&R Block has been involved. Intuit 
>could not and would not pay for that.
>
>I did not change the meaning of shill -
>Miriam Webster did. I think their
>definition stinks. However, nothing I
>have ever done or will ever do seems
>as bad to me as your current shilling 
>(under the new definition).

Webster's wrong, Mike is right. When's your dictionary coming out?


Any other words you want to spin to make you not a shill?

>
>You have every reason to know that H&R
>is continuing an 11 year pattern of 
>fraud, coupled with big recent reports
>of security fraud, but you are still 
>their shill. That means you knowingly
>try to get others to go to them without
>disclosing their pattern of fraud.
>
>In my opinion that makes you a shill 
>under the old definition.
>
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