At 19:20 2009-07-15, Michael Madigan <[email protected]> wrote:
>Some people make a living selling clients stuff that is
>unnecessary. I try to sell clients what they need. My clients have
>the lowest number of bugs, lowest cost in maintenance and are never
>sold a bill of goods. Oh sure I
Actually, you do literally sell them a bill of goods. You do
invoice, no?
>could have talked them into buying an upgrade each time MS put one
>out and I would have made more money, but how ethical is that?
<sarcasm>
Your family could starve because of your lack of ethics.
</sarcasm>
The sad thing is that some people stating the above would not
be being sarcastic.
[snip]
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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