In Stinchcombe’s words, True Link’s mission is quite simple: "Fuck these scammers."
Amazing how fast you can neutralize all that noble work with just 3 words.
(FriendAndCoworkerLanguage != BusinessAttractionLanguage)
Amazing how fast you can neutralize all that noble work with just 3 words.
(FriendAndCoworkerLanguage != BusinessAttractionLanguage)
Two of my elderly neighbors were really badly fucked by these scammers. Actually, I know a lot of old people who were run dry by these scammers. Think for a moment how disgusting this is -- robbing and manipulating people who are at an age where their wits are leaving them... robbing them of money to live their last years on earth peacefully. I say fuck these scammers all the way, they know exactly what they're doing.
To say that those 3 words are 'neutralizing' the work they're doing is a rather ignorant thing to do.
2. My feedback, like much that I've give here in the past 6 years, was sincere. I hate to see a promising business shooting itself in the foot like this.
3. There's not much more "ignorant" that calling constructive feedback from a potential customer "ignorant".
4. If you're going to insult others here, the least you can do is identify yourself in your profile. Comments from anonymous posters like yours send contributors like me away and drive this site further into the toilet.
5. Don't say "Meh".
Let me ask you this: do you use Facebook? Because Zuckerburg doesn't just call "bad people" (scammers, thiefs) names, he calls the users of his own site "dumb fucks". [1]
There are greater injustices happening elsewhere in the world right now, save your indignation and outrage for them.
> "That client thinks I can do X, Y, and Z and not completely fuck it up. What an absolute idiot."
To the extent that I am learned about Zuckerburg in his earlier days of Facebook by having read various biographical accounts, I can pretty confidently say that the seriousness of his offer and the seriousness in his calling Facebook users "dumb fucks" goes well with the rest of his persona and doings.
But anyway, this is getting pretty off-topic so I'm stopping here.
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Later I said to the reporter that I should have put that a different way, and the reporter said that she felt it was the perfect quote, that it really expressed how I felt about them. And yes, as a customer whose family needs this product, I'm frustrated and angry about how they've treated my grandma. But what I meant was: "We're going to go after those guys and try to stop them."
In summary: lesson learned. You're absolutely right.