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Tom you completely missed my point. It's a great service to others to
warn about bad experiences with companies and it's one of the purposes
of the misc.consumers newsgroup, BUT read again the statement Adam
made that I quoted. He directly accuses that company of criminal
conduct: "Comp America is a mail-order company that makes money
by sending out broken computer systems." It maybe true or not, but
unless he can prove it with more than one fact it is dangerous to make
such statements.

Tom Porter <mendonet@zapcom.net> wrote:

>But think if it's 'True' Jason, what a Service Warning Us, he's doing!
>
>With all the talk on the Internet about Freedoms, I'd think that Adam
>has a right to say 'his' side of what happened 

>Jason Dulnev wrote:
>> 
>> Adam Strzebonski <adams@wolfram.com> wrote:
>> 
>> >Comp America is a mail-order company that makes money
>> >by sending out broken computer systems, and charging
>> >a high restocking fee on returns.
>> 
>> If I were you, I wouldn't make such strong statement in a public forum
>> unless you had plenty of evidence to back them up. It's one thing to
>> complain about company's service or products. It's quite another thing
>> to state that a company engages in criminal activities. You could
>> easily be sued for libel. Posting such a statement from an employer's
>> (Wolfram) e-mail account is beyond stupid and can get you fired in a
>> second.
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