EVERY letter that is not obscene deserves to be printed. The country I come from has always promoted itself as the “home of the free” (freedom of speech being a biggie). Seems to me Dr. Weldon Smith epitomizes the spirit of American innovation and entrepreneurship.
Sandra Person

If anyone would like to know about the information here go to http://www.theparsecgroup.com. This was not intended as “free advertising” or anything of the sort. When you are offering goverent entities a method of saving money (by doubling the engine life of their vehicles, increasing energy savings and the like) and they simply are not interested - more than likely because they will get more vehicles from tax dollars, then you have to wonder why the county is complaining of being in a money crunch. This is one reason that our products were at one point offered freely. If you consider our company holding a grudge against wasteful government spending of tax dollars, then I guess you could say that we do. But in relation to not buying our products no we don’t. We have plenty of past purchases from major companies to prove that a small county like Powhatan is neither here nor there.

What a clown, you get more flies with honey. No wonder they ignored his ass.

It doesn’t take a PhD. to figure this out (no disrespect intended good Dr.‘s Loveless and Whatever). Clearly Dr. Smith has a grudge. Nowhere in his “novel” of complaints against our County Departments does it explain the technology he is referring to. Nor does it give any type of financial breakdown to back up such claims. Could it be possible that your “technology” is not up to the standard you believe it to be? I must say, even as promotional material, it is severely lacking content that would give anyone who may choose to research your product any indication of what you have to offer. Free advertising? Maybe. Poor advertising/ Certainly.

Oh my god poor thing.  Did they really not pick you.  Life sucks move on.  I would never use your company for anything because you do not know how to properly resolve your issues.

I agree with Dr. Mig.  This nonsense shouldn’t have been printed.  Unless J. Weldon wants to pay for some advertising space of course.

This letter is promotional material.  The writer is trying to promote his own business, and it is being done in a sarcastic and unprofessional manner.  You should not have printed this letter.