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[fib_1618]

Just a prospective customer asking relevant questions and requesting a demo to show the quality of your product. It's not the first time the sales person decides to withdraw. No surprise.

Actually, a good salesman withdrawals his offer when he knows when the client is not really interested in the product and is being used for another agenda.

By the way, I wasn't selling anything: I was just letting you know that since you remained challenged with respect in how to use the McClellan tools, even after doing all of your own due diligence as the good analytical trader and consumer of goods and services that you are, that there was still something out there that might prove beneficial for a very small investment of both your time and money. Evidently you have had bad experiences in the past with other vendors and have become cynical and bellicose when relating to others, and use "drive by" posts to provoke.

Too bad...and I'm done with this charade.

Fib

[Dex]

Just a prospective customer asking relevant questions and requesting a demo to show the quality of your product. It's not the first time the sales person decides to withdraw. No surprise.

Fib gave a free trial awhile ago and I participated in the chat room.

Liar.

Fib

To evaluate that we need to look at the truth flow index. My analysis says ... not a lie.

Sorry Fib, we have to go with the charts on this one.

[TechMan]

Just a prospective customer asking relevant questions and requesting a demo to show the quality of your product. It's not the first time the sales person decides to withdraw. No surprise.

Actually, a good salesman withdrawals his offer when he knows when the client is not really interested in the product and is being used for another agenda.

By the way, I wasn't selling anything: I was just letting you know that since you remained challenged with respect in how to use the McClellan tools, even after doing all of your own due diligence as the good analytical trader and consumer of goods and services that you are, that there was still something out there that might prove beneficial for a very small investment of both your time and money. Evidently you have had bad experiences in the past with other vendors and have become cynical and bellicose when relating to others, and use "drive by" posts to provoke.

Too bad...and I'm done with this charade.

Fib

I wonder why all the sales men told me that they're not selling anything?

[fib_1618]

Just a prospective customer asking relevant questions and requesting a demo to show the quality of your product. It's not the first time the sales person decides to withdraw. No surprise.

Fib gave a free trial awhile ago and I participated in the chat room.

Liar.

To evaluate that we need to look at the truth flow index. My analysis says ... not a lie.

Sorry Fib, we have to go with the charts on this one.

You were never given a free trail, and by your own cryptic answer, you actually never participated in the chat forum even when it was free.

You are therefore a liar...and this should be understood by the reader as a disingenuous hack on your part.

Fib

[Dex]

Just a prospective customer asking relevant questions and requesting a demo to show the quality of your product. It's not the first time the sales person decides to withdraw. No surprise.

Fib gave a free trial awhile ago and I participated in the chat room.

Liar.

To evaluate that we need to look at the truth flow index. My analysis says ... not a lie.

Sorry Fib, we have to go with the charts on this one.

You were never given a free trail, and by your own cryptic answer, you actually never participated in the chat forum even when it was free.

You are therefore a liar...and this should be understood by the reader as a disingenuous hack on your part.

Fib

If cryptic answers are proof of a lie ...you never told the truth.

Edited by Dex, 29 August 2015 - 08:46 PM.

[Rogerdodger]

Is this a 5 minute argument or the full half-hour?