Not at all - just that it seemed an unusually strong recommendation
AND his email is bogus
AND UCSD phonebook doesn't list him (and it's usually pretty good)
AND it's odd that he used a non-'ucsd.edu' account
AND he hasn't replied (to this point anyway)
AND I was getting bombarded with fax and phone messages from Cloneworks
trying to drum up $.
I've nothing against them advert'ing on newsgroups as a matter of fact,
but I really can't abide this kind of sneakiness, if that's what it is.
If it turns out that it's above-board, I'll be happy to apologize.
Cheers
Harry
In article <ad9203c2090210047ec1@[204.188.159.35]>,
scott_jokerst at data-transport.com (R. Scott Jokerst) wrote:
> Just my two unsolicited cents, but I do fail to see how one concludes that
> an email domain with electriciti.com leads to the conclusion that John
> Collins works for CloneWorks.
>> electriciti.com is an internet access provider in the San Diego area. I
> have seen several individuals associated with it who have nothing to do
> with CloneWorks.
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