On Nov 29, 9:53*pm, Steve wrote:
JIMMIE wrote:

*snip I had based my shingle on this quote.

Jimmie

I hear you Jimmie, the simple fact is Brian uses google to cross post/spew
his product. As far as I know they don't give a flying rats ass about
usenet abuse.

I say no one is buying it anyway so let Brian carry on from his parents
basement. No harm no foul.

the problem is certainly guy seem to have a case of OCD concernign him
and he uses them to ppormote his product a nice way of making
lemonaide of that problem

Perhaps Mouser should be informed of this claim to partnership. They
may very interested.
Jimmie

Yes Jimmie-boy... I think you should alert them immediately... lol
www.telstar-electronics.com

On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 08:52:09 -0800 (PST), Telstar Electronics
wrote:

Perhaps Mouser should be informed of this claim to partnership. They
may very interested.
Jimmie

Yes Jimmie-boy... I think you should alert them immediately... lol
www.telstar-electronics.com


I don't personaly see much need for your product but I do enjoy the
way you make lemonaide of your detractors

"one useless man is disgrace 2 become a law firm 3 or more become a congress"
adams

woger you are a Congress all in your own head

http://kb9rqz.bravejournal.com/
altopia is never used by KB9RQZ
nor is ever
btw i can be found at
17366 N River Rd
Chassel Mi

but the cowards asking lack the gut to act
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On Nov 29, 8:58*pm, Grumpy The Mule wrote:
There are no federal laws in the USA governing partnerships.
It may be covered by some state law where Mouser is incorporated.
The issue is trademark infringement. *Something most companies
take quite seriously.

Stray Dog wrote tar.org:





On Sat, 29 Nov 2008, JIMMIE wrote:

Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2008 13:34:31 -0800 (PST)
From: JIMMIE
Newsgroups: rec.radio.amateur.homebrew, rec.radio.cb,
* * rec.radio.amateur.equipment
Subject: VoiceMax Speech Processor

On Nov 29, 9:44*am, Telstar Electronics
wrote:
So did Mouser assist you in the design, or put up money to market
you splatter circuit? Do they get a cut of your business? Do they
sell your junk in their catalog? Or is your only partnership just
that you order parts from them? Do they even know what you order
parts for? Partner with Mouser, yeah right, just more telestar
hype.

Commander... Like I said earlier... the dictionary defines partner
as "One that is united or associated
with another or others in an activity or a sphere of common
interest." I guess you're not able to comprehend that sentence. Not
really surprising. If you're looking for an argument... I only argue
with worthwhile adversaries... lol

Perhaps Mouser should be informed of this claim to partnership. They
may very interested.

Jimmie

Maybe not "informed" but ask people THERE, at Mouser, what their
"definition" of _partner_ is and then tell them about this guy.

"Dictionary" definitions should not be confused with word usage within
contexts that alter the meaning of words. For example, the word
_sterilize_ has a different meaning in banking/finance compared to
microbiology.

In a business context, "partners" *generally implies that an ongoing
relationship exists by virtue of a written contract. If party A buys
parts from party B, and pays for those parts with money, that
establishes a provider-customer relationship, not a partnership.- Hide quoted text -

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Trademark infrindgement was there complaint against me. I was young
and more foolish than I am now and thought the little blurb on my
shingle would be funny and no one would even notice. They noticed and
didnt think my humor was that funny. For me it only took about 10
minutes and some black paint to remedy the problem.


Jimmie

On Nov 29, 5:42 pm, Steve wrote:
JIMMIE wrote:
On Nov 29, 9:44=A0am, Telstar Electronics
wrote:
So did Mouser assist you in the design, or put up money to market you
splatter circuit? Do they get a cut of your business? Do they sell
your junk in their catalog? Or is your only partnership just that you
order parts from them? Do they even know what you order parts for?
Partner with Mouser, yeah right, just more telestar hype.

Commander... Like I said earlier... the dictionary defines partner as
"One that is united or associated
with another or others in an activity or a sphere of common interest."
I guess you're not able to comprehend that sentence. Not really
surprising. If you're looking for an argument... I only argue with
worthwhile adversaries... lol

Perhaps Mouser should be informed of this claim to partnership. They
may very interested.

Jimmie

Oh no, are you going to report him to Mouser?

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Hey OM

well I tell you what let's say a certain company is running
racketeering like some big electronics firm.
This racket involves taking peoples money and laundering it then
giving it back after it's been laundered. Now lets say you partnered
with this company then you too would be guilty of racketeering which
under RICO laws is a felony.

So in the end your so called definition of partner would fall under
the guise of RICO and you will go to jail for a real long time and
your best friend in jail will be bubba.

In other words your guilty by association.

73 OM

n8zu

well I tell you what let's say a certain company is running
racketeering like some big electronics firm.
This racket involves taking peoples money and laundering it then
giving it back after it's been laundered. Now lets say you partnered
with this company then you too would be guilty of racketeering *which
under RICO laws is a felony.
So in the end your so called definition of partner would fall under
the guise of RICO and you will go to jail for a real long time and
your best friend in jail will be bubba.
In other words your guilty by association.
n8zu

I had no idea so many attorneys frequented this group... lol

On Dec 3, 4:51*pm, raypsi wrote:
On Nov 29, 5:42 pm, Steve wrote:







JIMMIE wrote:
On Nov 29, 9:44=A0am, Telstar Electronics
wrote:
So did Mouser assist you in the design, or put up money to market you
splatter circuit? Do they get a cut of your business? Do they sell
your junk in their catalog? Or is your only partnership just that you
order parts from them? Do they even know what you order parts for?
Partner with Mouser, yeah right, just more telestar hype.

Commander... Like I said earlier... the dictionary defines partner as
"One that is united or associated
with another or others in an activity or a sphere of common interest."
I guess you're not able to comprehend that sentence. Not really
surprising. If you're looking for an argument... I only argue with
worthwhile adversaries... lol

Perhaps Mouser should be informed of this claim to partnership. They
may very interested.

Jimmie

Oh no, are you going to report him to Mouser?

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* * * * * * * * *http://NewsReader.Com/

Hey OM

well I tell you what let's say a certain company is running
racketeering like some big electronics firm.
This racket involves taking peoples money and laundering it then
giving it back after it's been laundered. Now lets say you partnered
with this company then you too would be guilty of racketeering *which
under RICO laws is a felony.

So in the end your so called definition of partner would fall under
the guise of RICO and you will go to jail for a real long time and
your best friend in jail will be bubba.

In other words your guilty by association.

73 OM

n8zu

Thats happened, when you raid a cathouse you get the piano player too.
Perhaps one could prove their disassociation enough to stay out of
jail but your lawyer may be putting a new addition on his house and
dedicating it to you.

raypsi wrote:
On Nov 29, 5:42 pm, Steve wrote:
JIMMIE wrote:
On Nov 29, 9:44=A0am, Telstar Electronics
wrote:
So did Mouser assist you in the design, or put up money to market
you splatter circuit? Do they get a cut of your business? Do they
sell your junk in their catalog? Or is your only partnership just
that you order parts from them? Do they even know what you order
parts for? Partner with Mouser, yeah right, just more telestar
hype.

Commander... Like I said earlier... the dictionary defines partner
as "One that is united or associated
with another or others in an activity or a sphere of common
interest." I guess you're not able to comprehend that sentence. Not
really surprising. If you're looking for an argument... I only
argue with worthwhile adversaries... lol

Perhaps Mouser should be informed of this claim to partnership. They
may very interested.

Jimmie

Oh no, are you going to report him to Mouser?

--
http://NewsReader.Com/

Hey OM

well I tell you what let's say a certain company is running
racketeering like some big electronics firm.
This racket involves taking peoples money and laundering it then
giving it back after it's been laundered. Now lets say you partnered
with this company then you too would be guilty of racketeering which
under RICO laws is a felony.

So in the end your so called definition of partner would fall under
the guise of RICO and you will go to jail for a real long time and
your best friend in jail will be bubba.

In other words your guilty by association.

73 OM

n8zu

Hello zu,

You're right about the guilt by association, just look at what happened to
OJ Simpsons' friend today. 15 years is along way to go for a ride along.

73
Steve.

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Technically it is not. Please review your knowledge of business contract law.

There is fine print associated with your orders from Mouser. In it, they declare that the transaction is considered proprietary, and you are not to indicate any details of it to anybody outside your company. You agreed to this when you placed your orders.

In general, you are not legally allowed to declare who your suppliers are, unless they give you permission. Likewise, your commercial customers usually do not want the world knowing that they buy things from you.

If I'm in competition with Larry's CB shop, and he's selling something for a whole lot less than I can sell it for, then I surely want to know where he gets it from. But Larry's got a good supplier, who keeps confidentiality agreements, so I am effectively on my own to figure out where to get that thing so cheaply.

Mouser is owned by TTI, and their policy is to never indicate who their customers are, unless the customer and TTI enter into a specific agreement for joint marketing. A company's "customer list" is considered one of the highest value proprietary items they have. Industrial spies seek to steal these lists.

So, no, it is not entirely up to them. You would have to specifically grant them permission to do so.

By business law, you are not "partners". The dictionary definition you provided clearly indicates an egalitarian relationship. You do not have one. They want money, you want parts - that's a one-way relationship, not a partnership.

I'm sure this all went over your head, though.