It does appeal. ROFLOL! I think it would be the most fantastic event ever! Still, I think the customer would be just a tiny bit intimidated, don't you? If no pay was forthcoming we could have a drunken beer party on their lawn and leave all the cans where they fell (or we fell). Have a great weekend all! Newton Ron Nossaman wrote: > > >Were you thinking of intimidating this 'person'? > > > > Newton > > > >> We will all be in your area some time in the next two weeks, and would like > > No, not at all. Just the mention of the possibility of a peaceful and > friendly gathering of a thousand or so representatives of the profession to > harmlessly discuss the moral obligation the customer has to pay for the > service for which they've contracted. What's wrong with that? What the > neighbors make of it, and the customer's perception of his standing in the > community as a result, is purely coincidental to the process. It's an > educational function - absent malice - and as such, is utterly harmless. > Read the newspaper. It's a wealth of educational pointers. > > OK, so delete the reference to the additional invoices for the service > calls. It still kind of appeals. > > Ron N
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