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Andrew Hime wrote:

> Why do you trivialize this part? It contains almost exactly what my post
> said.

You've answered your own question.

> I'm not entirely
> sure why Primenet is not willing to reveal who is doing the survey for
> them, but that's just life. You were entirely within your ability to:
> 
> ask to speak to a supervisor at the time of call
> ask for contact information for the firm
> listen to the introduction of the call (if they indicated they were a
> company other than Primenet, they would've said something like, "I'm with
> XYS calling on behalf of Primenet")
> hang up and get over it
> do the survey

Now you're making sense !  I did the first three in reverse order. 

> One phone call generates this much from you. One phone call. Think about
> it for a second, man.

You think about it !  If you think this is all about a phone call than
you simply have not been paying attention, or you suffer a comprehension
deficit.

> I saw the time logs on your posts that were posted. You seem almost
> consumed by this... 

I didn't ask to be here. 


Charlie McCann   
-- 
The fact is that Primenet turns over confidential/personal customer
information from their data base to Telemarketing Firms to be used for
purposes never intended by their customers.