Re: S.O.B!!!!!

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Steve N. wrote:
> Charles Moose (MS-MVP) wrote:
>
>> You guys are a joke... I think it's funny you have all spent half
>> your morning, searching to see who and who isn't an MVP. And also
>> judging what I do and don't know.
>>
>
> Probably took them all of two minutes, but not knowing how to do a
> search yourself you wouldn't know anything about that.
>

Took me a little over a minute, using a Google Advanced search. Would
have been under a minute, but I wanted to make sure that my search would
find people that are know MVPs.

> It's a matter of trying to protect the group from frauds like you. We
> don't want some unsuspecting novice taking any bunk advice from you
> thinking that it's got to be somewhat autoritative due to your
> masquerading as an MVP.


LOL! Yeah, it's hard enough to try to convince them not to take the
sometimes bunk advice of those that really are MVPs!

I wonder what his ISP's terms of use are on perpetrating an online fraud
is?

Does he think he is safe hiding behind the CDO interface? I'm sure Mike
B. can request the server records of what IP is being used to post as
Bullwinkle.

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