October 20th 08, 11:13 PM
posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support,microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general
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Microsoft MVPs
The spoofer who's stalking the two of you (at least) probably wouldn't go to
that trouble.
nass wrote:
That will do nothing PA and you know that for sure. IP can be spoofed and
cloned!!!!
"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:
[OT: Both you and Leonard would be doing yourselves a favor if you posted
to the newsgroups via NNTP instead of the web-interface.]
nass wrote:
Nor do I mouth anyone PA or impersonate people. I think you know and I
know
now even by using the CDO who impersonating me and bad mouthing you!
(Yaya Butts) he will never learn or stop doing his trolling in the NG!!!
"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:
Wrong! (And the real "nass" doesn't post as "nass [MVP]".)
nass [MVP] wrote:
Hi, my name nass.
I am a NEW [MVP], and so happy.
I am over the sun with happinesas, and so is my business.
Business is booming; I have lot specialos
I choose to hide my name on that list, as I am shy.
Are there any special rules governing the use of the designation
MS-MVP?
I ask the question because, according to the page at
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/communities/mvp.aspx, the Microsoft
MVP Awardee directory contains a listing of all MVPs that want to
share
information publicly.
However, when I conducted advanced searches against the names of
contributors to several newsgroups (who claim to be MVPs), the search
engine produced the following response "No results were found for
your
search criteria".
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