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From: Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com>
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Subject: Re: LiarBoy Alan Baker is not very serious about finding new
 bakerMEDIA clients
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2024 09:20:08 -0700
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On 2024-10-10 20:27, Tom Elam wrote:
> On 10/10/2024 8:34 PM, Alan wrote:
>> On 2024-10-10 14:37, Tom Elam wrote:
>>> Alan's bakerMEDIA.ca returns this when you click on the About/Contact 
>>> link:
>>>
>>> "You might find this site smaller and less marketing-intensive than 
>>> you expect.  This is intentional. The majority of our work comes by 
>>> way of personal referrals from clients and those who have worked with 
>>> us. This site is simply a point of contact, so that we can discuss 
>>> your technical requirements with you personally.  Please send us a 
>>> message using the form below.   We’ll get back to you quickly."
>>>
>>> [contact-form to=’bill@bakermedia.ca, alan@bakermedia.ca’ 
>>> subject=’Message from Bakermedia Form’][contact-field label=’Name’ 
>>> type=’name’ required=’1’/][contact-field label=’Email’ type=’email’ 
>>> required=’1’/][contact-field label=’What can we help you with?’ 
>>> type=’textarea’ required=’1’/][/contact-form]
>>>
>>> The form has been broken for many, many, many, months. I tried in in 
>>> Edge, Chrome, and Safari. Here it is from my iPhone/Safari:
>>>
>>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G5KNSxh2rXHablb6yOcUdXntaCmazSS7/ 
>>> view? usp=sharing
>>>
>>> This is quote from above is obviously a lie:
>>>
>>> "Please send us a message using the form below. We’ll get back to you 
>>> quickly."
>>>
>>> Alan cannot get back to you if there is no form to fill out! There 
>>> could be hundreds, even thousands, of potential clients with 
>>> lucrative consulting opportunities begging to get in touch with 
>>> bakerMEDIA. No wonder Alan is working full time, but you have to 
>>> wonder just how good he is at writing simple hyertext and/or 
>>> WordPress(site states Powered by WordPress). The site even has this 
>>> claimed area of expertise "Web development and integration, using all 
>>> major CMS’, including WordPress".
>>>
>>> What a crock, a simple WordPress form is a fail. I was better than 
>>> this when I had my company site up and running on WordPress and my 
>>> site claimed no WordPress skills.
>>>
>>> Alan, don't try to lie about this by fixing it. It's on Wayback, or 
>>> will be when they come back online after recovering from a data breach.
>>
>> Oh, look!
>>
>> My stalker is back!
> 
> Oh, look, another deflection from an embarrassing truth that Liarboy 
> Alan cannot argue with! You really don't care about bakerMEDIA. If you 
> did you would have fixed this issue many months ago. You did not even 
> notice that zero responses were coming off the site? Or, you just don't 
> care? Ergo, bakerMedia site is a lie. Take it down, Liarboy, or at least 
> state that you might eventually get back to a client. What a farce. Be 
> truthful for a change. I took my site down when I quit FarmEcon LLC.
> 

What "truth" am I deflecting from, Liarboy?

I haven't touched the website in years. That's a fact. I really don't 
care about the site. bakerMEDIA itself is doing fine. :-)

And when it comes to understanding things like websites, you have shown 
you're clueless enough to call a page on LinkedIn's site my "company 
website".