Replies to post #18469 on Pinnacle Business Management (Prev SRCI)

[Susie924]

Linda,
Why PCBM?
What in the world (or who) has brought you to this particular stock board?
Inquiring minds want to know.

[scion]

If you were not such a dimwit, you'd think before you get yourself into any more discussions that you're not intellectually equipped for, and I mean that in the nicest possible way.

We only have YOUR assessment of your abilities -don't we? Your abysmal failure to grasp simple facts, and to understand what you are told, is hardly an affirmation that you are qualified for anything.

Smarten up, at least to the point where you realize just how incredibly stupid you appear

Further, she has compared her level of expertise and ability, publicly, to mine and has made public comments about my ability to perform my work without actual knowledge of me or my abilities. I believe this to be defamation.

Nonetheless, I have left messages for her attorneys and I am certain it will be resolved with some legal intervention and her CVs that give her the expertise to determine the quality of work a licensed investigator performs.

Thanks,
Linda Bruzzone

[janice shell]

Sorry, Linda. I was never involved in litigation prior to the April Fool's Day incident.

I am aware of the 1999 lawsuits against her, as well as those in years passed.

As for this:

I am also aware of the FBI intervention after setting up a fraudulent company in 1999, as well.

There was no company, and so no fraud. For an investigator, you're remarkably disingenuous. If you'd read all the articles about Webnode, you'd know that everyone was aware from the outset that it was an April Fool's joke. Are you aware of the one the SEC pulled last year? Do a Google search for "McWhortle".

Yes, the idiots at Bizwire called the FBI. An agent called Jeff Mitchell, who explained. The agent laughed and said "I don't have time for this kinda shit", and that was the last anyone heard from him.

You really need to get a better grip on facts, all round.