Professorship, was: <VV> New V V Theme song?
Dennis & Debbie PLEAU
ddpleau at msn.com
Fri Feb 16 21:03:45 EST 2007
I've got to agree with Lon here, I've been dealing with one of the slandered
people for 17 years and never had a bad experience. I live in Colorado and
are a member of both Corvair clubs in the state and I have been a Western
Director of the CORSA BoD for five years and have never had a complaint from
anyone. Let me clarify that, I've heard complaints, that his shop is
usually booked a month or usually two in advance and if people have a
problem that can't be fixed rather quickly, they have to go into the queue.
He has a pretty good supply of parts which he will ship quickly (I'm 80
miles from his shop) and will give just about anyone significant technical
advise.
Seth said it best:
A few days ago Bryan just reminded us of the Virtual Vair guidelines. Read
the excerpt below:
- No vendor bashing. If you have a great product, say why yours
is great. Personal attacks are expressly forbidden.
That is what we all agree to when we sign up for VV. - Seth
Dennis
>From: corvairs <lonwall at corvairunderground.com>
>To: Sethracer at aol.com
>CC: virtualvairs at corvair.org, ScottyGrover at aol.com
>Subject: Re: Professorship, was: <VV> New V V Theme song?
>Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 17:48:47 -0800
>
>
>Am I reading this right? Someone who claims not to have any personal
>knowledge of the individuals named feels it prudent to make a statement
>like this. Guess what, I read on VV that there was a pinhead making
>slanderous comments about people he doesn't even know based on what
>"someone" allegedly told him. What a brainless moron. (Lets see, which of
>us is probably telling the truth...)
>Lon
>
>>
>>someone wrote:
>>
>>I had been told by other "Vair people in the ***** area that ****** and
>>****** weren't known for their honesty but I hadn't believed them.
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