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tomcatdude
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Talk to Owners of Website
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Hi
How do you contact the owners of this website?
Do they have a email address or something?
I went to F.A.Q. and that didn �t help.
Is there a way to add questions on the F.A.Q. page?
Please help!
Thank you, I guess.
N. Mason
P.S. I need to talk to the owners for my own buiness, so don �t ask why or stuff like that, because I won �t ask you about something I don �t need to know, but if you do I will just inorge it, because its all about respect. |
11 Nov 2010
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Errie
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Hi there,
Check out this page hit the contact button and there you go.
Good luck with your business
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11 Nov 2010
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Vickiii
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101 - in how not to ask for help??
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11 Nov 2010
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thuy86
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Vickiii<- that �s a good one. haha |
11 Nov 2010
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crazy_turtle
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Why do you need it? That P.S was totally unnecessary, I don �t think anyone would have asked you anyway....
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11 Nov 2010
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donapeter
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@ Crazy_turtle : without PS we wouldn �t manage to find out he has a business, right? So, it is not totally unnecessary! @tomcatdude: I just respect you for not asking us things you don �t need to know!  It is all about respect!
With all my respect,I guess D
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11 Nov 2010
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franknbea
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Forgive me for pointing out the obvious but
Thank you, I guess
is considered incredibly rude. You either thank somebody in advance or you don �t but thank you, I guess is almost grudging, I guess... |
11 Nov 2010
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libertybelle
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Tomcatdude.
You have an attitude problem and you also speak down to people here.
This is a group of dedicated teachers. No one here would dream of violating your privacy.
That goes without saying.
We also try and teach our students to be kind, polite and considerate - which is more than I can say for your message.
To write - thank you, I guess is downright rude. 
You �re lucky some of the very considerate people here tried to help you - because in my view - you don �t deserve it.
L
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11 Nov 2010
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izulia
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Well written, libertybelle! |
11 Nov 2010
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MarionG
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I think we are being a bit harsh, English is obviously not his/her first language. I am not sure he/she meant to be so rude, maybe he/she simply choose the expression badly. (sounds like something google translate might come up with)
Just like the thing about the business. I suppose s/he meant to say that the reason for wanting to contact victor is private - none of our business.
I agree it sounds terribly rude and badly phrased but exactly because of that I think that maybe s/he wasn �t aware of how it sounds....
(the fact s/he didn �t manage to figure out how to contact victor would strengthen my theory) |
11 Nov 2010
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