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Mike Hales wrote:

> One wonders when every post yopu've made this week _except_ one (Pirelli
> tires) was centered around this paranoid obsession.

Than just consider that if Global Center/Primenet hadn't turned my
personal/confidential information over to a telemarketing firm who then
spammed me at home I could have concerned myself only with the issue of
motorcycle tires.

> > > For the last few weeks even prior to this issue, you have been spewing
> > > ignorance in primenet.general;
> >
> > Really, Why don't you take this opportunity to post some of it. I'd love
> > to see what you're talking about. C'mon big fella. Put up or shut up !
> 
> Nathan?

I indeed want to see him back this statement up. I'm eager to examine
the "ignorance" he claimed I've "been spewing."  C'mon nathan, let's see
it.

> More SOS. Your tenacity is gonna bury you early.

That may be so. You tend your's, I'll take care of mine.
 
> Charlie's .sig for all the world to see:
> *********************************
> Charlie McCann
> --
> The fact is that Primenet turns over confidential/personal customer
> information from their data base to third parties to be used for
> unintended purposes.
> *********************************
> 
> Libelous? Definitely. Actionable? Maybe, if pursued beyond all reason
> (which I doubt Nathan would bother with...)

If nathan feels libeled by the facts than he should govern himself
accordingly.
 
> Charlie, if _you_ took this to court the judge would slam you to the mat
> in a heartbeat for wasting his time.

This part is really funny. I've not mentioned courts, lawyers, etc. ,
yet it seems many people see it as becoming a component necessary to
resolve this conflict. I've received a number of messages from various
legal professionals showing an interest in this issue. While they're not
soliciting business, but merely showing interest , I find it remarkable. 

> There you go twisting things around again. He said he "encourages" you
> to find another service, and I don't blame him. If you got your head out
> of your ass _right now_ and removed your .sig (an apology wouldn't hurt
> either) nothing more would likely come of it. Why not just take a week
> off, remove your .sig and shut the fuck up for Christ's sake?

My statement is accurate. I'll try just once to make it easier for *you*
to understand.

The fact is that Primenet turns over confidential/personal customer
information from their data base to third parties (TELEMARKETING FIRMS)
to be used for unintended (reasons never intended and specifically
forbidden by me) purposes.

Oh, and if you still can't understand it, you really ought not dabble in
legal opinion either. IMHO


Charlie McCann   
-- 
The fact is that Primenet turns over confidential/personal customer
information from their data base to third parties to be used for
unintended purposes.