Think aout it..

 

We could come up with an intense set of EDI buzz words we can sell
to.low-ball bidders not in the US.

 

If we sell it to them at a "discount" rate and tell them to memorize the
list we can have a profitable list

And when they fall flat on their face because they don't know which end of
the ISA have a terminator

We can all charge a higher rate to fix what they break!

 

I have gone in after the .low-ball bidders not in the US. and fixed a few
EDI systems.

 

It is not pretty, but I have to admit it was fun!

 

 

______________________________________________

Chris Cancilla

 

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of CJ
Hodges
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 10:58 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] Check list for EDI daily monitoring

 

I was wondering...

Are there any books out there like "Learn EDI in 24 Hours"? I need a crash
course so I can easily dupe a potential client.

Yes, Sam, that one was just for fun. Hope Mass. is treating you well.

-Chris

On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 8:50 AM, Samantha Scott <[email protected]
<mailto:mossmuncher%40gmail.com> >wrote:

> It also occurs to me that its the perfect email to stir things up.
> Anyone consider this might be a troll? Someone with a sock puppet on
> the list bored and having a bit of fun at our expense? Is anyone THAT
> bored that trolling a professional EDI list is fun? ;-)
>
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:10 AM, Michael Mattias/LS
> <[email protected] <mailto:mcmlserve%40talsystems.com>
<mcmlserve%40talsystems.com>> wrote:
> >
> >>I hate to be a hater, but why do I get the feeling this guy just took a
> >>consulting gig for a very low price ? Maybe not, I've been wrong before.
> >>Really.
> >
> > You can feel sorry for the client, but....
> >
> > What really ticks me off about guys who do this (say "yes" when they
> should
> > say "no") is how it offers the potential to make ALL consultants look
> > unprofessional.... you know, 'one bad apple....'
> >
> > Hell, it happens with lawyers, used-car salesmen and congressmen. (well,
> > Ok, with congressmen it may actually be true).
> >
> > MCM
> >
> >
> 
>

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