Archive for the 'Scams' Category

For some reason, I have been receiving comments that have made it difficult for me to moderate.      That’s why I have found it necessary to create a “comment moderation policy.”   Feedback is appreciated.   It’s pretty standard fare, but necessary I think.   I would hate for someone to get scammed because of a link coming from [...]

I got an email from “Amy Cole” at Research and Markets telling me about Corporate Library Benchmarks, 2007 Edition and a whole lot of other reports and stuff. The email is fairly detailed and contains a lot of good stuff that library 2.0 folks would probably druel over.
Let’s just say that there was [...]

I just came back from Toronto this weekend. I love Toronto. In fact, there are going to be about 3 or 4 posts coming from ideas I had from my two-day trip. This is the first.
One of the things I got to do from my hotel room is [...]

The original blog post here.
So “Chris” followed up on my nomination to the Customer Service Summit group. My reply?
My membership is pending until I can secure further information about the governance of the organization. So far, no response and no surprise. They say:
While we cannot disclose individual nominations [...]

 UPDATE:
I like to try and be fair and balanced in my reporting, so I thought I should add the comments received from the people responsible for this product.  So far, I have seen nothing that makes me think differently about the business.   If a business is legit, why doesn’t it behave like one?
“Michael [...]