Replies to post #56727 on Rim Semiconductor Company (fka RSMI)

[excel]

Ernie. Don't you ever get tired of using the reputation excuse?

How many companies over the years has that excuse been used with?

Remember when they rented the name of one of the biggest PR firms in the States and abroad if I remember correctly?
Can't remember name. Think it started with an H.
Do you really think anyone knew, much less cared if they had let NVEI at the time use their name?
They took the quick buck had a good chuckle and went on down the road.

[LORTAP KCOTS]

It is the most amazing thing, not only can Bradley and Ray get you from the one side... but the "paid bashers" have you by the other.....
the stress of not knowing who is right must take years off....

now back to the subject at hand....
who was lying back in 2002?
what happened to the missing prototype?
why did the tech get a raving review by pengy and porsha and 427, only to be proven a complete undeniable falsehood per the latest filing...

these people must be held to their words... who was lying?

I have been to the sacred testing grounds of Poland Maine, only to find a hoax....

just like the missing Yeti/Bigfoot.....
there is no evidence...
just hot air..

I hand the remaining portion of my time on the floor, to the gentlemen named Lycus...

[goldrusher]

Ernie, Ernie, Ernie--don't flatter RSMI as it is by not means
the only scam that has received my attention. In the past,
PCBM, ECNC attained scam status after the same thorough type
application of scientific laws of sensors as applying to scams.
Incidently, both came very close with a sensor score of 16 each. When my investigative skills are no longer required
here, I already have several companies in my sights. If I
do accept the chair of the scamology dept. of a major univ.,
a freshman assignment will be "complete a cursory study of
(BTMD, UCSY, EZTO, etc.) and determine how many sensors-in-common can be found with those of RSMI" a standard-bearer.

BTW, I discussed your idea with my team of analysts and they
loved the idea of doing it for 2 weeks to a month, but not for
the whole summer. Thanks for the suggestion.