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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 481.60-1.7%2:18 PM EST

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To: Hal Rubel who wrote (6989)5/13/1998 12:28:00 AM
From: LR  Read Replies (1) of 74651
 
The rant begins:

I am doubtful that the DOJ wants a deal. At least not before they've had their press. Since they don't want to go after FOB(Filegaters and Obstructors of Justice) Bubba they have to justify their liawyer(that's how you spell it) existence.

MSFT treats their average public customer badly[proof: try calling their tech. support line(what a joke, recordings and infinite holds or big charges)]. Or better yet, go to their website and get the "COOKIE REQURED" message and be switched to the condescending
"DO YOU KNOW WHAT A COOKIE IS?" message. Yes I do jack ass, and I don't want you to have it on my machine.

I'm in and out of MSFT stock so this court action can be played either way, but it's the principle of Big Brother government that irks me. I don't mind the DOJ but the states AGs need to be shunted.

After slithering under rocks for so long, their eyes aren't used to the light and they don't understand(or don't care) about potential consequences.
Example: Tobacco cases. Now Guatemala
is suing the tobacco companies.

Wait until other countries start suing our "bad" companies and start putting Americans out of work, people unlike
AG David "Oops, unemployed boxmakers vote too" Morales or
Judge Thomas "Wannabee" Jackson.

End rant.
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