You would have many more customers without that lying, ignorant, ramping fool chasing people away

goobye until he goes

Iain

How can you ban someone just because you don't like his opinions? This is a community and we have to tolerate a variety of views and behaviour. It is only when that behaviour crosses the bounds of normal decency that it is reasonable to ban someone. You may not like Ainsoph's views or his posting technique so it would be better to just ignore him. There are a number of posters that I don't like, but I don't want to see them banned.

inain2 - if you want a tip - use your squelch

ains ignore this guy.

Iain: you don't have to read his stuff, and he almost never posts except on his own threads. Some of the stuff he posts is actually useful, if hard to find among the dross. Squelch him if you don't like him.

Ains is Moneyam, he has taken the BB over.

Keep ainsey! E's a real nutta!!! www.MoneyAin.com

F

I think it's best that this thread is quelched, leave the man alone, he hasn't done any harm what I have seen.

agree whole heartedly........its a witch hunt by a few who follow him from bb to bb

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wow, that's a huge pussy (re post no. 5)

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