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To: JYatsu who wrote (5733)4/21/1998 1:52:00 PM
From: RODNEY R. BORDELON  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10786
 
JYatsu, You don't know how right you are. This is the best post I have read in awhile on this rag thread. JYatsu, you are correct about the top accounting firms not wanting to do this 6-12 months ago, but now they are literally nocking down the doors at y2k companies for the business. If anyone had done there homework on accounting firms before opening there big mouths, you would have found that ALYD switched 2 times. Do you think it is prudent to switch again? I don't. The firm that they have now is in the top 20 firms? The accounting is improving, you will see that. Why are other firms getting numbers out quicker? This question only confirms the caliber of people I am dealing with on this thread. The million dollar question, can any of you geniuses out there answer this????
TRUTH



To: JYatsu who wrote (5733)4/21/1998 1:58:00 PM
From: JDN  Respond to of 10786
 
Dear JYatsu: I know of no reason a National firm would not be interested in the account. In the past they were very weak financially and for that reason they may not have wanted to get involved. Only other thing I can think of is maybe the suit against Gruder scares them and they dont want any part of it. Other than that, dont know why. JDN