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In a message dated 97-08-28 06:42:28 EDT, you write: << If this is the kind of help/attitude we take on this listserv, please don't email me w/ your "help"!!! (Follow the msgs below) Scott E. Bronson Phone: 724-7618 CPT, SC Fax: 724-7680 Communications Systems Engineer Project Support Directorate 1st Signal Brigade "Voice of the ROK!" Email: sbronson@seoul-psd.korea.army.mil > -----Original Message----- > From: Bronson, Scott E. CPT > Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 11:27 PM > To: 'Fredmmill@aol.com' > Subject: RE: LED Burned Out > > Nice language!!!!!! Thanks for the help....... > > Scott E. Bronson Phone: 724-7618 > CPT, SC Fax: 724-7680 > Communications Systems Engineer > Project Support Directorate > 1st Signal Brigade "Voice of the ROK!" > Email: sbronson@seoul-psd.korea.army.mil > > -----Original Message----- > From: Fredmmill@aol.com [SMTP:Fredmmill@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 3:55 PM > To: SBRONSON@seoul-psd.korea.army.mil > Subject: Re: LED Burned Out > > Well, I am so sorry that I did not realize you are overseas. In that > case, I > guess you are shit out of luck... Now, aren't you? > > > > Can't believe you're suggesting sending it back to IBM for a burned > out LED. Look at my email address, I'd be shipping it from Korea > > Scott E. Bronson Phone: 724-7618 > CPT, SC Fax: 724-7680 > Communications Systems Engineer > Project Support Directorate > 1st Signal Brigade "Voice of the ROK!" > Email: sbronson@seoul-psd.korea.army.mil > > -----Original Message----- > From: Fredmmill@aol.com [SMTP:Fredmmill@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 7:22 AM > To: SBRONSON@seoul-psd.korea.army.mil > Subject: Re: LED Burned Out > > Why not just tsend it back to IBm and have them fix it.. It has been > my > experience, using its "easyserve," taht you will get the unit back in > less > than 72 hours. >> Dear Sir/Madam: Did you ever take the time to think that maybe it is your attitude that is out of line? I was at least nice enough to take the time to send you, what I thought at the time, to be a helpful suggestion. Granted, I did not realize at that time that you are geographically disadvantaged with respect to IBM's service centers. But instead of then just recognizing the obvious - no, you have to reply with "look at my address, I can't believe you. . ." With all due respect sir/madam - I niether did nor do care that much to carefully inspect your address. I have enough to do without worrying about your life too. So if you wish to get your nose out of joint - that is your problem... But do me a favor and everyone else: don't cut their arm off because they did not first take the time to carefully inspect YOUR address before attempting to help you. Instead say nothing, say thank you - just be polite... I am confident that your mom and dad taught you manners - didn't they? Getting your reply to my first message was rather rude and insulting. So what do you expect sir/madam?