Zzzzzzoom's business acumen

[Andy Asberry]

I know it is a giant leap for many but let's assume Zoom was an
upstanding aviator/aviation writer. Why would he pay someone to
antagonize potential customers?

No matter how cute the Chihuahua, the tamale vendor would not keep him
if he peed on every customer's ankle.

[Ron Wanttaja]

On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 20:34:19 GMT, Andy Asberry >
wrote:

>I know it is a giant leap for many but let's assume Zoom was an
>upstanding aviator/aviation writer. Why would he pay someone to
>antagonize potential customers?

SSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH! :-)

Ron Wanttaja

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Ron Wanttaja says...
>>I know it is a giant leap for many but let's assume Zoom was an
>>upstanding aviator/aviation writer. Why would he pay someone to
>>antagonize potential customers?
>
>SSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH! :-)
>
>Ron Wanttaja

Huh???

Acumen...SSSSSSSSHHHHHHH! I get it this is a quiz.:-)

Chuck(Adobe)S

[Juan Jimenez]

Richard Riley > wrote in
:

> On 7 Oct 2004 05:13:19 -0700, ChuckSlusarczyk
> > wrote:
>:Huh???
>:
>:Acumen...SSSSSSSSHHHHHHH! I get it this is a quiz.:-)
>
> Yeah, Chuck, Acu-men. What you and your son are when you go deer
> hunting.
>
> I don't know. The people in charge at "Desert Funding" didn't seem to
> mind that Jordan was spouting off how he was going to kick our asses
> and signing with their company name. Of course then when I bought my
> new house Desert Funding was below GuiDo dA KniFe on my list of
> potential lenders. I mean, if a mortgage lender is threatening
> potential customers I don't want to be anywhere close when a check is
> late.
>
> In this case - from what Psycho-boy's done to Pulsar, Capella, CGS and
> every other advertiser that's tried to leave, the only reason he *has*
> customers (advertisers) is threats. So maybe getting started before
> they've become customers at all doesn't make much difference.

Boy, Riley, you sure are taking good drugs these days. Still doing the same
ones you were doing 20 years ago, eh? :)