[Asterisk-Users] Service contract for * in NYC area

[Karl Brose]

Thank you , Bruno.
Your example is the proper way.

The real circumstances are apparent now, but I could be wrong, but will 
take that one
chance.  The deception is quite clear, he is going to service this 
customer anyhow, so the
distance wasn't the issue.  The real issue is likely that he was trying 
to sell the customer his
proprietary solution and was asked back, can't we run Asterisk, it's a 
lot cheaper. In danger
of loosing his sale, he thought he can get one of the * people on the 
list to do the expert work
work for him.

Brian:  Regarding slander...
Your comment is totally unqualified,  I was obviously involved, and 
there is nothing slanderous
about my comments. I you don't have anything to say of substance don't 
say anything, there is
already enough garbage floating around. Are you the one to protect us 
from slander?

Finally, if deception and dishonesty are more noble than the exposure 
thereof, I will take on
that challenge anytime.
People on this list generally either seek help in earnest, or provide it 
in great amplitude in a
remarkably unselfish fashion. There is no reason to seek assistance in 
disguise and convoluted intent.
The displayed attitude is exactly what ruined the trust and 
relationships in the Usenet system (and Internet)
many, many years ago, too long ago for most here to remember, likely.  I 
suggest exposure of
unsuitable practices is almost all we can do to clean this business of 
unsuitable participants.
This business is finally picking up steam and we don't need unqualified 
people selling solutions
they can't support or implement properly or honestly. I would gladly 
seek sincere help from
others, if I think I can't service a customer, or else rather decline 
the opportunity.

That said, I waisted enough of my time on this, which could have been 
spent more constructively
with people that have real needs.

Karl Brose



Bruno Hertz wrote:

>On Mon, 2005-01-03 at 09:18 -0500, C F wrote:
>  
>
>>As for the term contracted that I have been using, thats because I
>>HAVE BEEN CONTRACTED, I just don't have a commitment for asterisk, if
>>they don't take asterisk I am installing for them Artisoft
>>Tellevantage. I am a authorized reseller for Artisoft. Since Asterisk
>>is much cheaper they wanted to know if they can get support in the
>>local area. But in any case the contract is mine for the PBX.
>>    
>>
>
>Good for you, although it makes your convoluted approach to this matter
>even more incomprehensible. Anyway, as I myself feel increasingly
>uncomfortable making this discussion in public I trust we can settle the
>whole matter as being an unfortunate misunderstanding. Please take my
>apologies for any wrong accusations, thank you for your well meaning and
>good luck for your business.
>
>Regards, Bruno.
>
>
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