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Busniessmen and women dictate letters into:
1) a minirecorder and a transcriptionist puts the tape in her machine and using small headphones will type the letter into her computer. The letter will be printed out and shown to the person who transcribed it, and they will sign it.
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2) into the telephone, dictating to a transcription phone bank. The letter will be transcribed from a remote location but printed back at the office of the businessman or woman. Again they will sign the printed letter.
I'm sure anyone with a pulse has signed their name on a line where part of their signiture extends beyond a line.
I'm sure people have only signed pieces of paper that have printing on it, so is is amazing that the subject was even brought up.
In my entire life I have never given this issue even a second thought nor thought that I would have to explain that 'NEWSFLASH - A person's signiture can extend beyond the line they are signing on.'
Again stop shilling, use this energy to ask questions of your CEO rather than deny facts the few of us have brought to the board. I have no clue who anyone is on this board, all I know is that a handful of us have business and market experience and have seen people get burned BADLY by small market CEO's.
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