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Lothar5150 · 10-09-2005, 10:35 PM

Bruce it is this simple, you call in to question Bill's integrity there by implying that he would lie about performance and or data. Now you are trying to soft peddle and say I did not call him a liar. It’s like saying “the guy sometimes takes things that don’t belong to him, but I’m not saying he is a thief”

Yes, I did ask MR to delete ALL OF US from the thread. I thought it was best given that the thread was getting jacked. Again, I am trying to turn over a new leaf and be more tactful and professional. As it stands CoolingWorks has everything to loose and nothing to gain from a flame war with an online merchant. So if you have an issue with this company, one of its officers or employees I suggest you give me a call or email me. If you want to make a professional intelligent critique on testing procedure (as Cathar did) then I welcome it.

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Lothar5150 Cooling Savant Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Surf City USA Posts: 433	Bruce it is this simple, you call in to question Bill's integrity there by implying that he would lie about performance and or data. Now you are trying to soft peddle and say I did not call him a liar. It’s like saying “the guy sometimes takes things that don’t belong to him, but I’m not saying he is a thief” Yes, I did ask MR to delete ALL OF US from the thread. I thought it was best given that the thread was getting jacked. Again, I am trying to turn over a new leaf and be more tactful and professional. As it stands CoolingWorks has everything to loose and nothing to gain from a flame war with an online merchant. So if you have an issue with this company, one of its officers or employees I suggest you give me a call or email me. If you want to make a professional intelligent critique on testing procedure (as Cathar did) then I welcome it. Last edited by Lothar5150; 10-10-2005 at 02:41 AM.