Re: Quick opinion poll regarding Bass' multiple "PR" posts

["Everywhere Man" <alarminstall@xxxxxxx>]

You want an apology? Kiss the rabbit between the ears you pompous goof.


B Fuhrmann wrote:
> > I just realized as I posted my reply to this last message of yours that
> > you
> > cross posted to Comp home automation and my reply went there also.
> >
> > Why would you do that?
>
> "Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote ...
>
> > I apologize to the people at Comp home automation.
> > It's not my intent to get you involved and be a victim of Fat Ass
> > Bass's
> > abhorrent conduct in ASA.
> >Unfortunately for you, almost all the cross posted messages from ASA are
> >from people who give the impression that they are far more dishonest and
> >bigger assholes that Bass.    That obviously causes their words and those
> >that support them in trashing Bass to not carry much weight as truth.
>
> I have NEVER seen any complaints from ANY ASA person about the actions of
> the ASA people attacking CHA with obscenities or the recent massive postings
> all done in the name of Alt.Security.Alarm .  The rest of the ASA people
> cannot say that the don't know this is happening because they almost always
> cross post their trash.
>
> If Robert Bass has violated the rules of ASA, the appropriate place to
> complain is his provider(s).  Most providers have clauses about various
> improper uses of their services.  If the complaints are valid, you can
> complain to them.
>
> However, from what I have seen said by people from ASA (occasionally they
> try to explain the source of their anger), the creation of the problem was
> that Robert  told some users how to "unlock" their equipment when their
> alarm dealer refused.  He also posted some things about cheaper monitoring
> services.  Apparently some of the ASA members took extreme offense at these
> actions and started trashing him.
> That part of the batter is a private thing for ASA to resolve.  Sounds like
> there is plenty of culpability on both sides, which is my guess why no one
> has tried to go through proper complaint methods.
>
> Guess what, there is a full blown war going on that the dishonest members of
> your group want to spread to anywhere that Robert goes.
>
> There are a lot of people in ASA that owe the people in CHA a strong apology
> and they owe it to their group to tell the people fanning the flames to
> stop.  The people who are fanning the flames give the rest of the group a
> bad name.
>
> Show that you are better than the other side.  Then they look bad instead of
> you.  I would have to say that it includes the use of childish name calling.
> What would your customers think if they saw your actions.  That is NOT a
> threat but rather something to think about.
>
> P.S.  That is also be my advice to Robert in another message.
>
> --
> Bill Fuhrmann