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Carrie · 08-08-2005

Oh please, Steve. *rolls eyes*
Evidently the storefront *did* at one time have something to do with Python, otherwise they wouldn't have gotten that address off of the Python site. And it's Python's responsibility to keep the records up to date, isn't it? If the company isn't even complying with that, how can affiliates expect the company to comply with all of the other important things (like 2257) they're expected to handle? The affiliates watching that program got an eye-opener about the operation.

The "spin" coming out of this is Python trying to skip out of what was shown there. Judson's just a photographer, yet there he was right at the Python booth. The storefront "no longer" had anything to do with Python - yet there it was, from the address on Python's site - a little storefront. Not the nice building and professional atomosphere someone would expect from a company that puffs itself up as much as Python does. That building in Toronto where the "data center" (*cough*) was - yeah. Real class operation going on there, too. You can just see the money mixed in among the dirt at the front door.

Shove the sarcasm and show the professionalism that Aly and Richard showed. (Even though Richard basically lied in the beginning about being able to find the spammer, he was still professional and polite in dealing with the reporter.) A simple "We put up P.O. boxes and a maze of fake addresses to keep this kind of thing from happening" would be sufficient, and it wouldn't make it seem as if you guys can't even keep your records updated.

08-08-2005	#29
Carrie Eternal Newbie Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Inside your monitor Posts: 2,850	Re: NBC Dateline Show Oh please, Steve. rolls eyes Evidently the storefront did at one time have something to do with Python, otherwise they wouldn't have gotten that address off of the Python site. And it's Python's responsibility to keep the records up to date, isn't it? If the company isn't even complying with that, how can affiliates expect the company to comply with all of the other important things (like 2257) they're expected to handle? The affiliates watching that program got an eye-opener about the operation. The "spin" coming out of this is Python trying to skip out of what was shown there. Judson's just a photographer, yet there he was right at the Python booth. The storefront "no longer" had anything to do with Python - yet there it was, from the address on Python's site - a little storefront. Not the nice building and professional atomosphere someone would expect from a company that puffs itself up as much as Python does. That building in Toronto where the "data center" (cough) was - yeah. Real class operation going on there, too. You can just see the money mixed in among the dirt at the front door. Shove the sarcasm and show the professionalism that Aly and Richard showed. (Even though Richard basically lied in the beginning about being able to find the spammer, he was still professional and polite in dealing with the reporter.) A simple "We put up P.O. boxes and a maze of fake addresses to keep this kind of thing from happening" would be sufficient, and it wouldn't make it seem as if you guys can't even keep your records updated.