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Barclay Enterprises receives a suspicious reference

Back when Barclay Enterprises did not have the time to respond to the post in Sundance about their illegal FCC claims. Someone posted a reference to Barclay Enterprises in a topic about the KX-TGA400b phones.

This is minor but shows Barclay's typical sneaky behavior. When caught red-handed they choose to deepen the lie instead of owning up or even just leave it be. This is no different then what they did with their FCC scam and keypad fraud.

georgiapeach  February 15, 2006 08:54 AM
Hi Everyone,
I had customers a few years back ask about repairing these phones and they too didn't like dealing with the pricy exchange program.

I then found a company called Barclay Enterprises that we started sending customers to since we didn't want to mess with the problem prone cordless phones.
You can find them at www.barclayent.com and the last time I checked they are still fixing them.

I hope this helps.
Billy

The interesting part is that georgiapeach (location "Georgia", Occupation "Phoneman") IP address put them in the area of Barclay Enterprises. When confronted the person responds with a lie.

paul144  February 15, 2006 10:03 AM
Georgiapeach,
How strange that your IP address places you in greater Los Angeles, California, the home of Barclay enterprises, when you claim you are "located" in Georgia.
If you had wanted to note that you fix them as well, I would not have any issue with it. But to try to hide your advertising by using a blatant falsehood makes me wonder about you...
 
georgiapeach  February 16, 2006 07:08 AM
Sorry Sweatpea,don't know anything about IP addresses---just killing time on the hotel computer while my husband attends his national sales meeting here in L.A. this week..Found forum on google...

 
So, Billy's wife has a habit of posting messages on her husband's behalf. She knows minor details of his business and hangs out in a hotel room browsing forums to talk about it.

Why lie about it?....
There was no reason to lie.

How do we know it's a lie?

  1. The topic could not have been found on Google 3 days after the first post.

  2. The first post is from "Billy" the second post is from his "wife" however both are from the same person.

  3. There is no reason for a phone technician from Georgia to be at a sales meeting in L.A. (on a Wednesday) while his wife tags along only to post forum messages on his behalf from the hotel.

  4. Georgiapeach has never posted in another topic (before or after)

  5. If what georgiapeach says is true, then there was no reason to return
    the next day. Unless he/she was so interested in the topic to go back
    and check for a reply to his/her recommendation.

Link to the topic on Sundance
http://www.sundance-communications.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=32;t=000026;p=1

Backup copy of the forum posting
 

This is nothing new from Barclay...

They also did it here: http://forum.voxilla.com/voicepulse-support-forum/brand-of-phones-work-best-9161.html

And here: http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic4735.html

Why not just let them know about your services? Why hide it in what appears to be a recommendation from someone else?? Because it means more when someone else puts in a good word for you and Barclay has no qualms about deceiving their customers.

 
 
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