Marilyn, some people don't know that she is waving the flag as a
probable fraud.  

The argument that one should simply disregard scammers and let them get
away with scamming others is dispicable.

Marilyn McView wrote:
> 
> Terry,
> 
> I started to compose a message but stopped when I read yours.  You said it
> so well that I will merely repeat it...
> 
> Terry Stone  wrote in message
> news:3B2CC595.800281A3@home.com...
> >If a person
> > feels it is not up-an-up then do not participate - always your choice,
> > but to come out make the types of innuendoes and accusations we have
> > made is poor manners and taste. Some of the remarks would even verge on
> > slander in most places.
> 
> If you don't like it or don't want to hear about it - delete the damn post
> and get on with things.  This constant bickering, putting people on the spot
> and calling them names just serves to call attention to something that
> probably should not be getting any.
> 
> I wonder if people spend this much time on the phone quizzing telemarketers
> about their authority to be making the call.  I just say "No thank you I am
> not interested and hang up."  Doing anything else is a waste of my time and
> theirs.
> 
> I applaud Jayne for going to college as an adult.  Moreso, I applaud her for
> being there to support and care for a diabetic and wanting to do something
> to make a difference.  It's too bad that people did not pick up on this and
> instead choose to focus on the fact that she wasn't doing everything like
> they wanted her to.
> 
> Marilyn