> on 5/13/00 10:21 AM, addoyle@mediaone.net wrote:
> I know I am going to get a zillion
> responses saying they are great, but given what I have observed of IM
> recently, it does give me pause and makes me a little nervous. To me the ad
> is an outright lie, the phone call shows a lack of knowledgeable staff, and
> the spec sheets demonstrate sloppiness and a lack of attention to detail.
> My fear is that all this flows over into the building of their boats.
>
> My next step is to send a letter to IM stating all of the above. I guess my
> reason for posting it here is to see if others have similar experiences OR
> can give me info that will change how I see things AND/OR a need to vent and
> think out what I am feelings.
Alan, I wouldn't dare suggest, in opposition to your statements, that IM is
competent to build a trustworthy boat. I do, however, suggest that you're
being an unnecessarily obstreperous pissant. If you've got all this extra
energy to reform things, why not take on the IRS -- or any of an uncountable
number of other organizations that REALLY need to be improved? [Of course,
your ego satisfaction would be less since the IRS will initially ignore you
and eventually step on you. IM will probably be nice.]
Bill Combs
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