Gerg, another technical expert weighs in on AENG, that POS not to be confused with anyting real.
To: Auric Goldfinger
From: bye-baby-bunting (Trial Member)
Tuesday, Sep 29 1998 1:55PM ET
FYI, I sent this to Gerg---I really don't expect anything to come of it, but I can't post
to the board as a trial member (The Steve Dumbo Clause)
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Mr. Cummings,
I have tried to post technical information regarding the OX2 while I was signed up
under a different identification. I then became the subject of ridicule and retorts. I tried
to ignore these "threats" and continue on. I met with the same reaction. Asking a
legitimate question is not necessarily an attack on AENG, however, you would have
thought I was involved in blasphemy by the reaction. I thus monitor this board from the
outside (mainly due to new rules within Silicon Investor which does not allow posts
except by paying members).
While you may find posts by Auric Goldfinger to be lying attacks. I find them to be
legitimate litmus tests regarding the solvency of the company. A legitimate response
would be a factual reply by an individual who possesses traceable public information
regarding such concerns. That eliminates the doubt and places credibility upon the
company. No such reply exists. Instead it's just a bunch of name calling, sand kicking,
and spitting. Thus, I find that even if both sides use the same tactics, this does not bode
well on the corporation. Detractors will always exist, and the burden of truth is on the
company.
AENG will never gain legitimacy as long as it remains outside of public scrutiny and
mainstream technical journals. While your initial post claims you have no ties to this
company, you are most certainly their spokesman as far as Silicon Investor is
concerned, and that becomes obvious when you take criticism personally. Thus, I
doubt your claim of having no ties with the company because you certainly seem to be
emotionally invested.
I almost bought AENG stock, but I'm glad I didn't. I can wait until it becomes
mainstream. I don't need to risk millions on a gamble when I can make hundreds of
thousands on a sure bet. Does that make sense?
Have a nice day, and please come clean with the facts, because I am very interested to
see how this soap opera plays out.
Signed,
A degreed Mechanical Engineer from Michigan Technological University
mtu.edu |
