Re: Finding an IC on internet

Jeannie Wilson wrote:
> "diggle" <diggle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote here for all to
> seenews:1120330702.083259.310410@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>
> > I sure do take her word for it - wouldn't you?
>
> Well, absolutely not. I don't take anyone's word for something that _I_ am
> personally "selling", which is what you are doing - you are selling the
> product. I don't go around making claims I have no clue whether or not I
> can back up. You are guaranteeing 98% accuracy and you have never seen the
> product? Good, Lord!

I do have a clue. I have great respect and admiration for the woman
who provided me the information. Don't you?

> Back to this, since it has been overlooked yet again "> When did having US
> MTs become an option? How many US MTs do you have now
> > who have proven themselves to support your claim or 98% accuracy and one
> of
> > the top teams in the industry?

I thought I answered this, sorry. U.S. MTs have always been an option
while I've been with the company, and before that as well, I believe.

How many we have is, frankly, nobody's business. All our MTs are
putting out work to the level of quality required - when/if there is a
hitch, it gets fixed.

Deborah

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