Joe received a very nice letter from Lifestar regarding his recent issues with them. The letter was apologetic and sincere and let Joe know that the issue was being handled. So, the followers pat Joe on the back, good job, blah, blah, blah. JPH saw right through that blather and came up with this:
What seems to be over looked here is that this incident would have gotten the same careful attention and results had Mr. Albero contacted the company directly. EXCEPT:Contacting the company directly would not have enabled Mr. Albero to public ally bash the company, or by not naming the specific company in his post attempt to implicate the SFD. Nor would it have given him more fodder for his Blog.
Way to go JPH! Another dissatisfied customer. ROTFLMAO!
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I'm sorry,
Why is Lifestar going to discipline this employee? Because he was speeding? Who said so, JOE? Holly crap why would anyone take his word for anything?
Did he have a calibrated speed gun?
Is he a police officer?
Next thing you know he'll ge shooting people for jay walking and claiming he has David Ruarks permission to uphold the law wherever necessary!
Of course Mr. Cuff you do understand you are casuing me to laugh way too much. but at least you got me out of the putting up Xmas lights for a while.
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Unfortunatly, the owner says the GPS on that unit did indicate he was driving at an excessive rate.
So all Joe did was rat him out.
Well I guess Joey never breaks the speed limit unless he's chasing some college kids in sports cars around the bypass or ambulance and fire truck chasing, but that's OK, after all Joe isn't trying to save anyone's life.
Well most of the GPS systems (I call them SPY systems) have software that will kick out a report of speeding (over a user-defined pre-set amount).
So the guy might, repeat might, have been snagged by his employer even without the Delmar Dayglow sticking his porcine-like snout where it doesn't belong.
If I had to drive a vehicle with one of them things, I would invest in a GPS signal spoofer. It is a small device that sends out false GPS signals on the appropriate frequencies. It will tell nearby GPS units that they are in Borneo, or London, anywhere but where it actually is.
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