Saleen Automotive, Inc. (fka SLNN)

[wj2005]

Let me respond to these couple of questions:

If Frederic Lambert were posting facts then why hide the name and addresses? How considerate, he is now concerned about proper e-mail etiquette.

If they were facts he would be proud to stand behind it and leave the names in it. If their factual then why hide? Another post is favor of Frederic Lamberts prevalent motives!!

Let me first supply what the definition of a TROLL is:

One who posts a deliberately provocative message to a newsgroup or message board with the intention of causing maximum disruption and argument.

Link to the definition:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=troll

Now to answer the above questions:

It is simply amazing how the author Frederic Lambert would not supply the name or email address of the person responding from Tesla since he is so worried about proper email etiquette but with the Saleen response that wasn't the case... It is all out in the open for the taking.

Why you ask? Well that is very simple when your read the definition of what a troll is. This fits him perfectly. He went as far as stating in his email he was writing a paper and then asked a question. Citing in his paper the person that responded to the email is NOT out of line.

Another thing is when he provides a screen shot of a response from a unknown person that is suppose to be from "tesla" and says its Ugly BUT doesn't have any type of signature at the end other then "sent from my iPhone. Seems suspicious to me.

IS the ultimate motive to hurt Saleen any way he can so he can personally benefit from it financially? With the lack of knowledge regarding Saleen as a company and also the United States Warranty laws proves how this "troll" is not creditable at all.

Maybe he should talk about something he has a bit more knowledge about like Doors... There is a company "Masonite International Corporation" that specifically is a door company. Maybe he can write an article about them (a company that he should have a lot more knowledge about) instead of acting like he knows something about the automotive sector.