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On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, Gordon Marx wrote: > On 07/02/07, Daniel Feenberg <feenberg at nber.org> wrote: >> The old number did have the amusing feature that if >> they had to lie to you for some commercial reason, they didn't actually >> post the charge to your account. You didn't have to complain or resist, >> but the charge wouldn't show up. > > It seems a little strange to me that there was an official lying > policy...do you have any evidence thereof? What is a "commercial > reason" for lying? I don't have documentary evidence, but I recall calling several times with questions about page 488 (I think, it was about roving profiles) of the old windows 98 resource book. Each time I got an obvious fish story, untill the last call, when they said outright "that is not supported". I never got billed for any of those calls. Page 488 continued to be in the book, through many subsequent editions. I can only imagine that there was some internal dispute about the desirability of supporting roving profiles without a windows server, and they could never coordinate the documentation with the reality. Daniel Feenberg > > Just wondering. > Gordon > -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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