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Posted on 14-Jun-2003 06:32 GMT by Citadel | 57 comments View flat View list |
It appears Amiga Inc never owned some of the hardware they were possessing.
from http://www.murphyauctions.net/amiga.html
Amiga Inc is being sold by order of the property management. Some of the equipment listed has been claimed by vendors as of Wednesday, June 11, 2003. The equipment was only on the premises as a "loaner" to Amiga for development reasons. The following items have been removed from the sale:
IMAC PC
EPSON 740i printer
NOKIA MEDIA terminal
NETBOOK pda
SHARP pda
MY FRIEND pocket pc
AQUAPAD mobile internet device
VADEM CLIO pocket pc
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Posted by Tryo on 17-Jun-2003 11:09 GMT | In reply to Comment 36 (Gary Peake): > I see post after post by you, stretching the truth and adlibbing ad naseum.
> You mention us "other poor employees who are left" but do you realize how
> badly you are hurting us with the outright lies, innuendo, and twisted
> truths?
Streched truth, when I hear this, I always think on AInc first.
> In post after post, you take a partial truth, bend it, twist it, and even
> add lies on top of it (like this story concerning your role in trying to
> get Amithlon on IMac or to get Amithlon at all - all lies, no such
> discussion even took place from or with you or in your presence or at all
> to my knowledge) and you have embellished the heck out of everything you
> have posted over the last couple of months.
You said it yourself, the point is "to your knowledge".
> Take, for example, your story of how you missed Christmas because you
> didn't get paid. Yes, the check on the 15th of December that year was
> late, but we did get it on that January 3rd. And you also forgot to
> mention all the extra bonuses you got during your employment. You forgot
> to mention that expensive mountain racing bike you bought and all the other
> toys and gadgets you bought with the extra money you got from Amiga. You
> forgot to mention how often you "stayed home to work from home and baby
> sit". How many jobs let you do that 2-3 times a week, week after week
> after week with little work product being turned in when you worked from
> home?
Sounds like he must be glad he even got partially paid by you. I am sure there were enough people who would have worked for free. Just for the honour.
Gary, in case you missed it, it is quite usual in todays businessworld that employees get paid. And guess what? These employees can do whatever they like with their money. Yes! They can even buy bicycles.
> The most prominent position you ever took at Amiga (when you were at work
> and not home baby sitting the new baby or home sick - yes we all remember
> your phone call about being sick which came from the bike shop, how
> convenient huh?) was your constant rhetoric against and making fun of Bill
> Buck and MorphOS on an almost constant and daily basis, right up to your
> very last day at work. I hope that this is not a secret you have kept from
> them?
The last part sounds like you are talking about Ben Hermans. Honest :)
> Sorry if this "spills the beans" on you. Maybe someone should do some "due
> dilligence" on Bolton as well? They may be surprised what they learn about
> "the real truth" and what you actually said about Bill Buck, Genesi, and
> MorphOS (and many others here who you now cowtow to) during your tenure at
> Amiga? Since you were mainly tasked, at various times, with AmigaOS
> projects, you had LOTS to say about those people didn't you? Have you told
> them your true opinion of them as stated back then?
Well, people change their opinion and companies stop paying wages. Life sucks, you know.
> If anyone has any questions or wishes to debate me, sorry, not here for
> that. Just wanted folks to know that Bolton is not being exactly truthful
> in his posts. While there has been "some" elements of truth in "some" of
> what he has posted, most has been embellishment, innuendo, or outright lies
> on top of a twisted rendition of a truth and he has severely broken his NDA
> which is still in effect. How trustworthy does that make him to another
> employer?
We all know what company AInc is. And if you don't want to discuss this here -> STFU.
> Written as a "fellow employee" who worked right next to Bolton, when he was
> at work.
How long did your hospitaltrip take?
> Gary Peake |
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