christine turner
May 13th 03, 09:09 PM
>-----Original Message-----
>Help -
>
>An annoying, frankly offensive and utterly useless
>component "Windows Messenger" has rendered this
expensive
>piece of machinery a playground for two-bit uneducated
>solicitors to assail me every moment of every hour of
>every day. I feel this program's inclusion in my
>hardware warrants a class-action lawsuit. How dare you
>slight me, the consumer, paying substantial money for a
>piece of equipment I assumed would serve my needs, by
>deliberately inserting a device whose only purpose is to
>harass me with an intensity and frequency unrivalled in
>the history of free enterprise? What's more, the little
>******* seems to be specifically engineered to flaunt
any
>attempt at eliminating it from the mainframe
altogether.
>In the context of an operating system whose obvious
>advantage is the simplicity and ease with which it
>executes one's commands, it is a slap in my face as a
>consumer to find nothing even remotely resembling a
means
>of erasing this foul virus. Do solicitors fancy I
bought
>my computer for their sake? Windows Messenger by its
>very presence suggests the answer is yes. I want it
off,
>off, OFF, do you hear?? Someone in your department tell
>me how the hell to erase this thing or I will become the
>most sinister, evil antagonist your company has ever
>encountered.
>
>Thanks and have a great day,
>
>Josh Foster
>.
>Josh - ditto to your comments. If you happen to get
any response with a solution, I would be most grateful if
you would forward it to me. I am at my wits end with
this.
>Help -
>
>An annoying, frankly offensive and utterly useless
>component "Windows Messenger" has rendered this
expensive
>piece of machinery a playground for two-bit uneducated
>solicitors to assail me every moment of every hour of
>every day. I feel this program's inclusion in my
>hardware warrants a class-action lawsuit. How dare you
>slight me, the consumer, paying substantial money for a
>piece of equipment I assumed would serve my needs, by
>deliberately inserting a device whose only purpose is to
>harass me with an intensity and frequency unrivalled in
>the history of free enterprise? What's more, the little
>******* seems to be specifically engineered to flaunt
any
>attempt at eliminating it from the mainframe
altogether.
>In the context of an operating system whose obvious
>advantage is the simplicity and ease with which it
>executes one's commands, it is a slap in my face as a
>consumer to find nothing even remotely resembling a
means
>of erasing this foul virus. Do solicitors fancy I
bought
>my computer for their sake? Windows Messenger by its
>very presence suggests the answer is yes. I want it
off,
>off, OFF, do you hear?? Someone in your department tell
>me how the hell to erase this thing or I will become the
>most sinister, evil antagonist your company has ever
>encountered.
>
>Thanks and have a great day,
>
>Josh Foster
>.
>Josh - ditto to your comments. If you happen to get
any response with a solution, I would be most grateful if
you would forward it to me. I am at my wits end with
this.