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Microshaft offers virus indemnity (not)

> http://informationweek.com/story/sho...leID=164300278

"..everyone at Microsoft realizes the company remains only a mouse click
away from a virus that could cost customers billions from putting their
faith in Microsoft technology."


So from a legal point of view, all microshaft staff know
their customers are at risk when marketing and selling
microshaft products to them and the damage the customers
will suffer can run into billions and M$ won't indemnify them even
though they have laughed all the way to the bank
with 50 billion+ in their bank? Sounds like lawsuit talk.

Don't hate the player hate the game.

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"7" <> wrote in message
news:J1hoe.45148$. uk...
> Microshaft offers virus indemnity (not)
>
>> http://informationweek.com/story/sho...leID=164300278
>
> "..everyone at Microsoft realizes the company remains only a mouse click
> away from a virus that could cost customers billions from putting their
> faith in Microsoft technology."
>
>
> So from a legal point of view, all microshaft staff know
> their customers are at risk when marketing and selling
> microshaft products to them and the damage the customers
> will suffer can run into billions and M$ won't indemnify them even
> though they have laughed all the way to the bank
> with 50 billion+ in their bank? Sounds like lawsuit talk.
>
>

This is not off topic.

"7" wrote
> Microshaft offers virus indemnity (not)
>
> > http://informationweek.com/story/sho...leID=164300278
>
> "..everyone at Microsoft realizes the company remains only a mouse click
> away from a virus that could cost customers billions from putting their
> faith in Microsoft technology."
>
>
> So from a legal point of view, all microshaft staff know
> their customers are at risk when marketing and selling
> microshaft products to them and the damage the customers
> will suffer can run into billions and M$ won't indemnify them even
> though they have laughed all the way to the bank
> with 50 billion+ in their bank? Sounds like lawsuit talk.

pcbutts1 wrote:
> Don't hate the player hate the game.

Oo-ah, that feels better and now I need a ****!
>
>
> "7" <> wrote in message
> news:J1hoe.45148$. uk...
>> Microshaft offers virus indemnity (not)
>>
>>> http://informationweek.com/story/sho...leID=164300278
>>
>> "..everyone at Microsoft realizes the company remains only a mouse
>> click away from a virus that could cost customers billions from
>> putting their faith in Microsoft technology."
>>
>>
>> So from a legal point of view, all microshaft staff know
>> their customers are at risk when marketing and selling
>> microshaft products to them and the damage the customers
>> will suffer can run into billions and M$ won't indemnify them even
>> though they have laughed all the way to the bank
>> with 50 billion+ in their bank? Sounds like lawsuit talk.

Hey, that sounds good.

--


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Sharpvision simply the best http://www.seedsy.com



Dr. Bill wrote:
> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> Don't hate the player hate the game.
>
> Oo-ah, that feels better and now I need a ****!
>>
>>
>> "7" <> wrote in message
>> news:J1hoe.45148$. uk...
>>> Microshaft offers virus indemnity (not)
>>>
>>>> http://informationweek.com/story/sho...leID=164300278
>>>
>>> "..everyone at Microsoft realizes the company remains only a mouse
>>> click away from a virus that could cost customers billions from
>>> putting their faith in Microsoft technology."
>>>
>>>
>>> So from a legal point of view, all microshaft staff know
>>> their customers are at risk when marketing and selling
>>> microshaft products to them and the damage the customers
>>> will suffer can run into billions and M$ won't indemnify them even
>>> though they have laughed all the way to the bank
>>> with 50 billion+ in their bank? Sounds like lawsuit talk.

gangle wrote:
> This is not off topic.

Did I ever tell you that your a top-poasting ****?, you top-poasting ****!
>
> "7" wrote
>> Microshaft offers virus indemnity (not)
>>
>>> http://informationweek.com/story/sho...leID=164300278
>>
>> "..everyone at Microsoft realizes the company remains only a mouse
>> click away from a virus that could cost customers billions from
>> putting their faith in Microsoft technology."
>>
>>
>> So from a legal point of view, all microshaft staff know
>> their customers are at risk when marketing and selling
>> microshaft products to them and the damage the customers
>> will suffer can run into billions and M$ won't indemnify them even
>> though they have laughed all the way to the bank
>> with 50 billion+ in their bank? Sounds like lawsuit talk.