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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (54779)	8/11/1999 11:14:00 AM
From: Janice Shell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

This is an interesting discussion, and I think you make good points. I'm often accused of being arrogant, nasty, and much much worse. I don't begin that way, except when a Known Enemy, shall we say, calls me out. But hostilities usually begin pretty quickly, even if all I do is ask if we're dealing with a reporting company or the like. And then, of course, the longs usually start in with all the rubbish about Powerful Bashers, Evil MMs, and Illegal Shorting. It's enough to try anyone's patience. For example, there's a guy at RB HITT I'm trying not to yell at. He's not even slightly interested in the backgrounds of people associated with the company, yet feels he has the right to demand that I offer him my life story. He could find out plenty if he had a brain, but evidently he doesn't. All he does is nag, and think, apparently, that it's awfully clever of him to ask me for my address and phone number. The temptation to let him have it is very strong. And this sort of thing happens on all threads where there's resentment of the "bashers".

To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (54779)	8/13/1999 4:25:00 AM
From: tonto	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

People are most likely to be "gullible" when they do not sell upon receiving evidence that they may validate. I am aware of one very vocal investor for example who lost $30,000. I seriously doubt that had anything to do with being gullible, but instead hoped to somehow see a profit out of a bad deal... joe, i wouldn't have listened b/c it wasn't what i wanted to hear. i thanked him for trying to warn us gullible folks as soon as i realized what gullible was. that is why i knew the yays were gullible when i happened on this thread 2 years ago. it was my fault. now it doesn't matter the tone of the message, i focus on the message - it IS in my self interest to do so. blaming the delivery of others for my problem isn't in my self interest.