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I Call BULLSHIT, #129
Your office promotes what it must know to be pure huey, simply because you're unwilling to admit its embarrassing error.
Dear Rob,
Your March 14, 2007 press release is troubling and it’s not so much the fact that it’s filled with inaccuracies.
That much, we get.
What troubles me is knowing the press release epitomizes the quality of your investigation.
Astounding.
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I Call BULLSHIT, #117
Can I notarize a quit claim deed where the owner is deeding a property to me? Absolutely.
Dear Rob,
It’s obvious your March 14, 2007 press release about my company was created to sensationalize this investigation and do so for political gain.
There can be no other explanation for all the mistakes it contains.
And speaking of mistakes, you mentioned a problem with the fact that we sometimes notarize documents ourselves.
Problem?
I call BULLSHIT.
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I Call BULLSHIT, #100
It cannot possibly be by accident to overstate the number by some 12 times reality. That's contemptable.
Dear Rob,
The March 14, 2007 press release is a mess, filled with so many inaccuracies the truth is impossible to recognize.
For instance?
You’ve said I cheated “more than 100 consumers” in the case of overage plays.
I call BULLSHIT, Rob.
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Who Wrote it?
I've read the press release more than a few times and I cannot believe an attorney had a hand in it.
Dear Rob,
I thought I’d get back to the business of calling bullshit, what with the huey being piled as high as it is in this case.
And I thought I’d start with the innaccuracy-filled press release your office issued March 14 of this year.
Remember the one?
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I was wrong, and I admit it
I also decided to refund everyone's money and in doing so, eat somewhere around $100k.
Dear Rob,
In October, 2005, I held a seminar for some 80 students in Phoenix, AZ.
The weather was perfect, as was the hotel, food, and just about everything else that mattered, with one small exception . . . the seminar itself.
My bad.
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