[THIN] Re: Cesura - Jim Read this.
- From: "Paul Stansel" <Paul.Stansel@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 08:27:11 -0400
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\uc1\pard\plain\deftab360 \f0\fs20\cf0 Same here. Seriously a low class
move.\par
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-----Original Message-----\par
From: Toby [mailto:toby.percival@xxxxxxxxx]\par
Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 3:31 AM\par
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx\par
Subject: [THIN] Re: Cesura - Jim Read this.\par
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Likewise, had one this morning. Do they think they are making friends\par
targeting lists like this. I think I will give them a call and offer\par
them a piece of my mind.\par
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As if now I would ever give them my business.\par
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Toby\par
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On 8/18/05, Jim Kerr <jim@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:\par
> Is anyone getting spammed from Cesura? I'm getting spam from\par
> \par
> Charlie Fansler\par
> Inside Sales Manager\par
> Cesura\par
> \par
> I've never been to their website and have never filled out any forms
> asking\par
> for any info. I haven't even posted a msg that would indicate I need a\par
> product that they may have to address a specific problem. I have posted\par
> messages here. That's it. Here is a copy of his msg. Note how he calls
> me\par
> "Friend" lol. I don't even see this company advertising on thethin. The\par
> worst part is that there is a link to unsubscribe which means they signed
> me\par
> up on a mailing list that I never signedup with in the first place. \par
> SCUM!!!!\par
> \par
> Jim\par
> \par
> \par
> \par
> Friend:\par
> \par
> Do you find yourself in the hot seat every time there's a performance or\par
> availability problem at your company? Do your end-users immediately
> assume\par
> that when they have an application problem - it's caused by Citrix?\par
> \par
> If you answered yes, you're not alone. In a recent survey of 100 Citrix\par
> users within large, global corporations, 98% told us that when serious\par
> business interruptions occur \'96 Citrix administrators are always the
> first\par
> called, and often have to prove the problem is not Citrix-related before\par
> others will get involved. Yet, in the majority of cases, the problem is
> not\par
> with Citrix.\par
> \par
> There is an alternative. By measuring real end-user experience at the\par
> application level (not just network latency), we alert you immediately
> when\par
> it begins to degrade and tell you exactly where to go to fix it. \par
> \par
> Find out more - see what your colleagues have to say. Download the
> findings\par
> of our 100 Citrix User Survey and contact us at 512-257-3031 to discover
> how\par
> easy it is to get out of the hot seat and stop the Citrix blame game.\par
> \par
> Best regards,\par
> \par
> \par
> Charlie Fansler\par
> Inside Sales Manager\par
> Cesura\par
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