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O.K. Thank you for admitting that you didn't know why it was
Re: Re: BEWARE - Do Not Use Optigold - DISHONESTLIARS
From: Don Brown
Date: Thursday, October 10, 2002
Time: 8:38:56 pm
purchased in the first place. Isn't that akin to not having a clue?
However, as any businessman knows, the terms of sale are set by the
seller. Your firm requested a refund beyond those terms and Optigold
looked like they would oblige, to you. They had no responsibility to
do so, however, based upon the "upfront" terms of sale.
Now, you are complaining about the conditions which Optigold placed
upon the return - a return they didn't even have to consider, based
upon the original terms of sale. Stopping right here, you have no
case and no status.
If Optigold said, if you do this, then we'd do that, well, you didn't
do what they requested. Even so, it doesn't change the original terms
of sale. They were only attempting to accommodate you - and you used
it as a gun against them.
Shame on you.
You're the thief . . .
Thursday, October 10, 2002, 10:13:29 PM, BurstNET Technologies, Inc President - C.E.O. <president@burst.net> wrote:
BTIPCEO> At 09:02 PM 10/10/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>>Ummm I hope you don't slap systems just "outside" your file wall...
BTIPCEO> One of the OPTIGOLD system for the web browser was required to be outside
BTIPCEO> the firewall....
BTIPCEO> DMZ, lock
>>down things beyond... not even going to get in how to configure a
BTIPCEO> firewall, as
>>you could not figure out that the 100 user free version does not expire...yet
>>you said you "ran out of time" and had to buy a version to continue to
BTIPCEO> test it?
>> If you could not figure out that OptiGold does not "expire" I don't really
>>want to EVER buy your software...
BTIPCEO> Already admitted I made a mistake on that...as I did not handle the actual
BTIPCEO> install and don't know real reason for buying the full product.
BTIPCEO> Point is RMA was issued, and we received the run aruond for months after
BTIPCEO> that....regardless of any "contingencies" they claim...we still received a
BTIPCEO> complete run-around.
BTIPCEO> SMA
BTIPCEO> PRES/CEO
BTIPCEO> BURSTNET
>>On Thu, 10 Oct 2002 22:56:33 -0400
>> "BurstNET Technologies, Inc President - C.E.O." <president@burst.net>
BTIPCEO> wrote:
>>
>>> >That much I'm not sure of... I'm not sure what your definition of "secure"
>>> >is. Personally, I wouldn't call putting *any* machine with mission
BTIPCEO> critical
>>> >info outside a firewall secure.
>>>
>>> There were issues even with the server behind the firewall.
>>> Remember, you have a web-basex system, and not all machines are behind te
>>> firewall.
>>> Compbined with Filemaker on the ackend, we found some major securiy
BTIPCEO> problems.
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