On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:24:07 -0700, Telstar Electronics
wrote in
om:

Brian,

I have just been to your site and, according to that...
In over 5 years of business, only three products appear
to have been created... two of which have been discontinued
(already).
Between discontinuing previous products, and offering this
latest, there appears to have been no products for sale - no
income, no business.

A business with just one $60 product (when it becomes
available), two discontinued items, and large gaps in trading.
You may not be using kits, but just what do you think your
Web site and it's figures say about you and your business?

Right or wrong, he is saying what people see when they
view your site... and what will they think if they ever
see these newsgroup threads.

They'll know that I have a very small company. I don't see a thing
wrong with that. If they don't like that... nothing I can do about it.
Items are often discontinued by a manufacturer when their profit
margin becomes unacceptable in the marketplace. Why should I continue
to offer a product that I can't make a reasonable profit on? Do you
run a business?


I do. And part of running a business is catering to the market. Trying
to manipulate the market to suit the product (pet rocks, white salmon)
might net you a few bucks at the beginning, but the market eventually
wises up. Looking at your business history, it appears the market was
smarter than you from the beginning, Brian.

"LOL"

On Jul 11, 5:24 pm, Frank Gilliland
wrote:
I do. And part of running a business is catering to the market. Trying
to manipulate the market to suit the product (pet rocks, white salmon)
might net you a few bucks at the beginning, but the market eventually
wises up. Looking at your business history, it appears the market was
smarter than you from the beginning, Brian.


Frank, you sure know a lot about running a business... and you never
even had one... lol
The real issue as I see it is... does anyone really care about what
you have to say?
I sure don't. I hope others do... or you're wasting a lot of time here.

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 16:21:32 -0700, Telspam Electronics
wrote in
.com:

On Jul 11, 5:24 pm, Frank Gilliland
wrote:
I do. And part of running a business is catering to the market. Trying
to manipulate the market to suit the product (pet rocks, white salmon)
might net you a few bucks at the beginning, but the market eventually
wises up. Looking at your business history, it appears the market was
smarter than you from the beginning, Brian.


Frank, you sure know a lot about running a business... and you never
even had one... lol


Do you have a reading deficiency along with your MPD?


The real issue as I see it is... does anyone really care about what
you have to say?


Of course they do. All these posts are archived on google and
elsewhere. Go ahead and google "Telspam Electronics" and tell me what
you see. Do you really think people won't check your credentials when
buying something that is relatively unknown, with no reputation or
testimonials, and can't be found in any reference material beyond your
website and your spam? They look at the posts and see that, even when
you don't avoid the tough questions altogether, all you can quote is
either techno-babble or "it's a gray world". Yep, people really do
care about what I have to say.


I sure don't. I hope others do... or you're wasting a lot of time here.


That's my choice. Whether or not to buy one of your hack-jobs is the
choice that people who google your name and product must make.