HPC - CodeMax: How much is it in the US?

Nov 04, 2003 Last reply: 22 years ago 25 Replies

more bang for the

I can't believe that Code Pro keeps coming around here. after his actions against his customer, he couldn't give me one of his machines. sorry, but what goes around is coming back around.

my2¢

Curious......If you caught one of your customers stealing merchandise from your shop, would you have him charged with theft?

Would you fire an employee for theft or just ignore his/her actions?

my4¢ (respectfully doubling your 2¢)

It may be a good machine but the idea of suing over the letter I read is ridiculous.

What has that to do with you filing a number of nuisance suits over a simple letter stating dissatisfaction with your product?

The fact is, you, through your actions have helped the original complainant reach far more people and do far more damage to your reputation than would ever have otherwise occurred. Had you simply stated the case for your machine and that the criticism wasn't deserved (In your opinion) the situation would be long forgotten but instead you choose to remind everyone periodically of the individuals dissatisfaction (to put it mildly) with your product as well as your customer service. Not to mention the fact that you sue your customers for politely stating their negative opinions of your product.

My friend's a shrink. She wanted me to ask if you heard voices and thought everyone was out to get you. I told her I'd ask. She said if you did she'd help for a reasonable fee. Why dont you just lurk and maybe we'll forget about all the stink you started? Quit brewing it back up. We dont like you.

merchandise from

doesn't apply. correct me if I am wrong but as far as I can tell, your customer that you filed on didn't physically steal anything from you.

his/her actions?

doesn't apply. refer above.

you can "try" and justify your actions till hell freezes over. again, "sorry, but what goes around is coming back around."

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