[DollarManSteve]

Originally Posted by Carrie

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.

Im sure it did, as I pointed out. There is no issue with 'compliance', suggesting such implies there is an authority that regulates a company's ability to move, which there is not. Also, I can assure you that there are many affiliates who work with either myself or someone else on the team who would speak to our high level of professionalism and experience. I would suggest that the only person who is in need of an 'eye-opener' is yourself.

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.

Skip out on what? Are you implying that Judson is involved in some conspiracy with Python? Have you ever met Judson? lol... He was also around our booth quite a bit at Internext this past weekend, especially given his new found celebrity :P It was a happy coincidene (for John Hawkenberry) that he happened to be at our booth when he decided to show up with his hidden camera at Internext Vegas 2004. Please, put your tinfoil hat away.

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.

There are many companies that 'puff' themselves up more than Python and there is nothing I need to say to that, reality is what it is but you can choose to believe whatever you'd like. You are cordially invited to visit Python's Corporate offices located in Toronto's beautiful 'porn district'. I would be more than happy to put your misconceptions of our operation to rest.

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.

I dont recall being confrontational or unprofessional, I was simply clarifying some misunderstandings you clearly had about Python put forth by Dateline's garbage 'journalism', and I will not be involved in the 'shoving' of anything, thank you. There is the truth and there are lies, and I apologize if I do not take kindly to the propogation of lies about our company.

If anyone wants to know anything about our company I am always available to answer questions you may have - ignorance breeds fear and contempt. Dateline is as good a resource for information about Python as the Weekly World News is for news.