IP Vision Update!!!!
Well? Has IP Vision or as Ben Green said many times “The number one security integrator in the NATION” come to fruition. Of course not. These guys are third rate hacks that try to pawn off their cobbled together ed science fair crap to people that need real fault tolerant security - not a toy. Just go away.
Here are the top companies and contacts if you need real security for you business. Just use these as your key decision points:
- Reliability
- Customer Requirements
- Flexibility
- Future Proofing
- Ease of Integration
Call ANY of these companies and get educated on the modern technologies and avoid buzz words and gibberish. Reputably points of information are:
Axis Communications,
Cisco,
Hirsch Electronics,
Hunt Business Intelligence,
IBM,
Intergraph,
NetApp,
and SightLogix
If you havent heard any of the above it would be rare if you knew of IP Vision. Bored? Have some fun by calling any of the companies above to ask what they think about IP VIsion!
A friend and former boss told me that they found a page dedicated to me on the IPVision home page addressing that something the engineering geniuses said was not possible. This was pushing my true, IPVision Ben Green sleazeball story to the top of the google heap all programmatically and with additional ranking techniques. Yes, I put up this blog and retold my over the top story – but never once did I lie. Here’s a web page posted BY THE IPVISION COMPANY stating a falsehood, illegal and not under the protection of the First Amendment. The published page below states that I was fired, 100% untrue – I quit the job. THAT’S IT! Here the page:
Good stuff huh? I guess the economy has not been that great to IPVision, I hope they go out of business post-haste.
What an asshole, Joe does more to embarras himself, his family and the Republican party as a supporter. I certainly wouldn’t want a man of his shall we say just CLUELESS on almost any subject. I assume he a plumbing expert and he should stick to that.
Please read below Joe’s words and his reports on the War going on in Gaza. My vote is to have MORE coverage, people in this country diserve to see the horrors of a war to see what is happening good or bad. In America we sensor what news does come from war zones and that shouldn’t be allowed. People NEED to see what goes on, to see what the soldiers and innocent cilvilians go through. Sorry Joe, you are WRONG as usual and you really should get back to Ohio and get that $280K a year business running, but that’s right you don’t even have an Ohio plumbers license…… Funny though how you admitted that you would now be benefitting from Obama’s tax cut in your current income range! Maybe with your tax cut savings you should apply for one!
Joe the Plumber: ‘I think media should be abolished’ from reporting on war.
ARRRRGH!
“Wurzelbacher & Palin 2012″ you jackass Bush voters.
I am looking for actual information on IP Vision. Is it still operating?
Your kidding me right? People voted for Bush twice - I guess you are dumb enough to vote for Palin. Eh, don’t want to get too worked up about thinking of all the people across the US that still think W was a great president and that that we are better off for having him. “We would be in the same place if we voted for Gore or Kerry” = I’m a jackass and deserve to have my house forclosed and my 401k trashed.
I dare you to watch this short clip and not poop your pants
Ok, I just wanted to poke some fun at the - as the Repulicans are coining her, “A brilliant choice for America”.
Top Ten Surprising Facts About Sarah Palin
Sometimes Sarah calls John McCain “grandpa”
She stole that sexy librarian look from me
Recently passed legislation to build a bridge to Funkytown
Does great impression of Tina Fey
Favorite meal: moose nuggets and beaver jerky
Working on “Knight Rider” spin-off about a talking snowmobile
Favorite book? “Late Show Fun Facts” — available at fine stores everywhere
Once spent a week in the hospital after attempting to put lipstick on a pit bull
To improve her foreign policy experience, she recently went to the International House of Pancakes
Only person I know who’s not afraid to go hunting with Dick CheneyTop 10 Dumbest Sarah Palin
Palin, who obtained her first passport this year and who has served just two years as Alaska’s governor, told Gibson that she was up to the challenge of being Sen. John McCain’s vice president.
“I answered [McCain]‘yes’ because I have the confidence in that readiness and knowing that you can’t blink, you have to be wired in a way of being so committed to the mission, the mission that we’re on, reform of this country and victory in the war, you can’t blink.
Palin defended a previous statement in which she reportedly characterized the war in Iraq as “task from God”. Gibson quoted her as saying: “Our national leaders are sending U.S. soldiers on a task that is from God.” But Palin said she was referencing a famous quote by Abraham Lincoln.
“I would never presume to know God’s will or to speak God’s words. But what Abraham Lincoln had said, and that’s a repeat in my comments, was let us not pray that God is on our side in a war or any other time, but let us pray that we are on God’s side.”
Idiotic Quotes by Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin
1. “As for that VP talk all the time, I’ll tell you, I still can’t answer that question until somebody answers for me what is it exactly that the VP does every day?” –Sarah Palin, interview with CNBC’s “Kudlow & Co”, July 2008 (Watch video clip)
2. “As Putin rears his head and comes into the air space of the United States of America, where– where do they go? It’s Alaska. It’s just right over the border.” –Sarah Palin, explaining why Alaska’s proximity to Russia gives her foreign policy experience, interview with CBS’s Katie Couric, Sept. 24, 2008 (Watch video clip)
3. “I’ll try to find you some and I’ll bring them to you.” –Sarah Palin, asked by Katie Couric to cite specific examples of how John McCain has pushed for more regulation in his 26 years in the Senate, CBS interview, Sept. 24, 2008 (Watch video clip)
4. “I told the Congress, ‘Thanks, but no thanks,’ on that Bridge to Nowhere.” –Sarah Palin, who was for the Bridge to Nowhere before she was against it, multiple
5. “That’s exactly what we’re going to do in a Palin and McCain administration.” –Sarah Palin, elevating herself to the top of the ticket, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 18, 2008 (Watch video clip)
6. “I’ve been so focused on state government, I haven’t really focused much on the war in Iraq.” –Sarah Palin, interview with Alaska Business Monthly, March 2007
7. “Pray for our military men and women who are striving to do what is right. Also, for this country, that our leaders, our national leaders, are sending soldiers out on a task that is from God. That’s what we have to make sure that we’re praying for, that there is a plan and that that plan is God’s plan.” –Sarah Pailn, on the Iraq war, speaking to students at the Wasilla Assembly of God, June 2008 (Watch video clip)
8. “I think God’s will has to be done in unifying people and companies to get that gas line built, so pray for that.” –Sarah Palin, on the $30 billion national gas pipeline project that she wanted built in the state, speaking to students the Wasilla Assembly of God, June 2008 (Watch video clip)
9. “Perhaps so.” –Sarah Palin, when asked if we may need to go to war with Russia because of the Georgia crisis, ABC News interview, Sept. 11, 2008
10. “I’m the mayor, I can do whatever I want until the courts tell me I can’t.’” –Sarah Palin, as quoted by former City Council Member Nick Carney, after he raised objections about the $50,000 she spent renovating the mayor’s office without approval of the city council
That deceitfult, two-faced she-woman! Never trust Ben Green! Remember that one simple precept and your time with me will not have been ill-spent. Truth means nothing to Ben Green — trying for the subjective. You ever been with Ben Green? Believe me, Ben Green is the most fiendish instrument of torture ever devised to bedevil the days of man!
Ben Green is just dumber’n a bag of hammers! I’m surprised at you. I gave you credit for more brains than Ben Green. Has he redeemed hisself? Well, redemption for Ben Green is not the issue. Even if he did make himself square with the Lord, the State of Mississippi’s a little more hard-nosed.
Who elected Ben Green leader of this outfit? I figured it should be the one with the capacity for abstract thought. But, if that ain’t the consensus view, then, hell, let’s put it to a vote.
I’ve always wondered what the Devil looks like. Well, there are all manner of lesser imps and demons. But the great Ben Green hisself is red and scaly with a bifurcated tail and he carries a hay fork.
You ever wonder why Ben Green smells so funny? It’s the smell of his hair treatment; the pleasing order is half the point.
Ask Ben Green why he has such questionable morals. He’ll tell you, after a reasonable delay for proper gustation of his fricassee (NOTE TO READER: Ben Green is a man of large apetite, even with lunch under his belt he tends to feel a mite peckish,) “I invented moral fibre! Ben Green was displaying rectitude and high-mindedness when that egghead you work for was still messing in his drawers!”
Well, you don’t say much, Ben Green. But, when you do it’s to the point and I salute you for it! But, I still must declare, paterfamilias or not, you ain’t bona fide, you lying, unconstant succubus!
Should we eat him alive? No, thank you. One third of Ben Green would only arouse my appetite without bedding it back down. We should all just remember to never trust a Hogwallop. Like Ben Green’s dad used to always tell him, “thank God your mammy died givin’ birth. If she’d seen you, she’d have died o’ shame!”
In the end, I suppose it’d be the acme of foolishness to inquire if we’ll learn anything positive from Ben Green. I doubt it. You see, our sitcheeation is purty nigh hopeless.
And……scene.
Keen, Ingenio, Psychic Friends Network, Ms. Cleo, and Kasamba are all owned by the origional Ms. Cleo’s network. They were told not to open up another psychic site and were not allowed to do internet businesses due to their scamming and over charging practices.
Keen has been bought out by the origional Ms. Cleo and Psychic Friend’s Network over 3 years ago. They are doing the same illegal business practices as before.
People are being over billed. Psychics are being replaced with bookstore psychics who are script readers and not psychic at all. There are ads for these people and they make .25 cents a minute while you are being charged 2.99 or 3.99 a minute. They are not psychic.
Some of the feedback is actually feedback that use to belong to a real psychic. It is being handed to a non-psychic and when she leaves her listing is being given to another script reader.
Currently, Ms. Cleo’s network, (aka Keen) is buying up the psychic sites and turning them into cattle farms of fake psychics. There is an onion effect. Some of the best readers are still there on Keen but when you go to call them some of the calls are actually diverted to a bookstore psychic.
Buyer beware.
After being thoroughly annoyed by the high voiced pitchman/inventer/owner on the TV commercials which last far too long (thank you FCC) I bought the stuff. It did nothing. Absolutely nothing! It did not improve laundry and did not remove stains from the carpet. Most stain removers advertised on infomercials, as I learned with that stuff in a tube years ago, will only remove the substances demonstrated on TV. Quite often those stains are deliberately made lighter to make sure they ‘vanish.’ I bought another product from this same fellow from a website and discovered a $38.00 shipping and handling charge. Will not buy any product from this guy again.
I don’t know who I am more angry with; Sharper Image or myself. I have never felt so duped. I have two of these monstrosities. To think I have spent $500 on something utterly useless. I purchased 2 Ionic Breeze Quadras in 2004 to help alleviate my asthma and allergy sypmtoms. Shortly after, the Consumer Report article came out. The battle begins there. I too have experienced the hissing, the odor and the black walls. This thing is never clean enough. You clean it and 2 hours later its hissing. I have contacted Sharper Image customer service several times. In June of this year they agreed to take back the old ones and replace them with the “new” ozone guard model. What a joke! 2 different, REFURBISHED things come back with snap-on “ozone-guards”. Its literally a plastic grid that snaps on over the original grates.
John Scherer, also known as the “Video Professor,” has promised for years on late-night infomercials that he is so confident in his product, he will give you — yes, you! — a free computer lesson.
But after hundreds of consumers have complained on the Internet that the lesson is not free at all, the “professor” is responding to critics with threats of a lawsuit.
For 20 years, Scherer, the bald, friendly, mustachioed Video Professor has promised “one free disc” to computer illiterates who struggle with the Internet, Windows, Word, or a handful of other software titles. But as the consumers tell it, that disc is not free. In fact, it is the beginning of a subscription service that costs $79.95 a month and includes more computer guides, even for software the customer may not own. This guy is an asshole. Below is the the recount of the awesome consumeraffairs.com posing as a new customer the the nighmare that ensued:
After numerous complaints about Video Professor’s sales tactics, ConsumerAffairs.com decided to try the lessons ourselves.
What we discovered is that although it appears impossible to actually receive a “free” disc, the lessons themselves could potentially be helpful for absolute beginners.
For 20 years, John Scherer, otherwise known as the Video Professor, has advertised on cable TV the wonders of his educational software.
“I am so confident that I’m going to give you one free disc,” he says on his “limited time offer” advertisements.
But in actuality, it appears impossible to just get one free disc. Instead, it is a packaged bundle of three discs that cost $6.95 for shipping and handling. If the customer doesn’t return one of the discs, at their expense, within 10 days, they will be enrolled in an automatic renewal service which sends new three-disc bundles every month for $79.95.
“I ordered a free lesson through an “introductory offer” in which I only had to pay $6.95 for shipping,” Jacquelyn of Honolulu, Hawaii, wrote in a complaint to ConsumerAffairs.com.
“A few weeks later, I received a second lesson (without placing an order) and my credit card was charged $77.95. A week later, my card was charged for another $5.95; the next day it was charged for $2 and the following day, another charge appeared for $1.”
“I returned the second lesson and wrote a note asking Video Professor to stop sending lessons,” Jacquelyn continued. “Although I did not receive any further CDs, my card was charged twice more for $77.95, as well as multiple charges of $5.95 and $1.”
‘Implied Consent’
This “implied consent” automatic renewal subscription is similar to other mail-order companies that advertise a low first-time offer on late-night cable TV but then charge the individual’s credit card for more expensive, and often unwanted, products on a regular basis.
Scherer told ConsumerAffairs.com in a phone interview that he believes many of the consumer complaints on the Internet are false. He said that his company does not make billing mistakes and that any time someone wants a refund, he gives it to them, even years after the original purchase.
When ConsumerAffairs.com asked Scherer why he uses the implied-consent subscription model, he said: “Now I’m supposed to conduct my business the way a lot of people … want me to? Why don’t you call Ford or General Motors and ask them why they do a certain sales program the way they do it.”
“You’re not a marketing guy, I know that,” Scherer continued. “I’ll make a note that I should run my business according to you.”
“You haven’t done your homework. I’m a little disappointed. Do your homework and I’ll set up another interview with you. How’s that?” Scherer said at one point.
With the renewal service, it’s likely a consumer will receive discs that teach them how to use specific software they don’t own.
Scherer didn’t see any problem with that and said if the customer doesn’t like it, they can call and cancel any time.
One of Scherer’s TV trademarks is “I am so confident in my product, I am going to give you one disc free.” But when ConsumerAffairs.com called to order our one free disc, we were told by two representatives that that’s not how the deal works, that in actuality, you have to get the three-disc bundle.
Scherer said he was shocked when we told him that two times we asked for a free disc and two times we were told it doesn’t work that way.
“That’s not so,” he said. “If you call and the person says you can’t have one free … that’s just a lie.”
He asked to listen to the recording of that conversation and we later played back one of the recordings to his public affairs officer, Brian Olsen, and customer service manager Anne Deeb, who said they were shocked when they heard the recording:
CA.com: So I get one free disc?
CSR: Yes you do.
CA.com: That’s all I want is just that one disc. I don’t want anything else. Is that OK?
CSR: Unfortunately it doesn’t work that way.
CA.com: Oh, it doesn’t?
CSR: Here, let me get you the catch. … Basically what it does is it gives you the beginning, intermediate and advanced.
CA.com: There’s no way I can just get the one free disc?
CSR: Unfortunately, No.
Deeb said the representative who said that would be reprimanded. Olsen said the rep’s statements were mistakes and that Video Professor even has special packaging for people who just want the one disc.
Although none of Scherer’s ads mention anything about the subscription service, when ConsumerAffairs.com ordered a Windows XP lesson, the representative did fully explain the terms and that we would have to return a disc within 10 days if we didn’t want more charges.
During the order process, the representatives tried five times to get ConsumerAffairs.com, which was identified as “Joe Enoch,” to purchase other software and subscription programs. We declined all of those “special offers.” When we canceled our trial, the representative was courteous and gave the shipping information without a fight.
We returned the disc and — so far at least — have only been charged the $6.95 shipping and handling.
As for the product itself, it is a video that shows step-by-step, with visuals, how to work the Windows XP operating system. It was easy to use and simple to follow. There were three discs: for beginner, intermediate and advanced.
Although the product could legitimately teach a rookie many of the simple nuances of Windows, even the “advanced” disc barely touched many of the truly advanced settings and operations of Microsoft’s operating system.
The first time I saw a commercial for this, I thought it was a joke. This is a product for bald men. You spray paint your bald head in order to make yourself look like you’re not bald.
You have to be the biggest sucker in the world to believe that all of the horrible toxins (and even cellulite!) gather on the bottoms of your feet and can be sucked out by two little foot pads. If these do anything, they pick up a little of the dirt that’s collected on your feet. These scientists opened one of the sealed air tight bags they are packeged in, plopped the pair of pads into distilled water and they turned black!
Here’s a worrisome scenario for the new leadership in Washington. Suppose they are unable to convince Americans that President Bush engaged in insider trading when he sold stock in Harken Energy back in 1990. And suppose they are unable to convince Americans that Vice President Dick Cheney used fraudulent, WorldCom-style accounting practices while he was CEO of Halliburton. What then?
Its sad that decent technology companies are still run by grown up, tempermental children. Ben Green is the founder of a pretty decent company, built from the ground up. Thats where any positive attributes end with this guy, Bens a backstabbing tool - arrogant to the core. Whats the most entertaining is the fact that this mumbling, stuttering “President” ACTUALLY believes hes a decent salesman. If anyone can write in with a single positive experience with dealing with Ben Green from IPVision - please say so. I could be wrong and he could be just another pretty face, unjustly accused.
The Sam’s Club, a Wal-Mart subsidiary, had locked its overnight workers in, as it always did, to keep robbers out and, as some managers say, to prevent employee theft. As usual, there was no manager with a key
Common - some company has ripped you off or rubs you the wrong way. Just thinking about companys that have so much money, they know full well that they do NOT have to treat you fairly… and most likely laugh about it. I actually heard at a Toyota saleman tell another couple “I can’t do any better - in fact the car is going to sell in the next 24 hours so we really dont have to sell for less”. A HOLES! BTW, I have a Toyota because sometimes assholes still make the best products.
If you know of any lame companies or products - add the names and details to this thread! Seriously - make a fake login and useranme if you want - we could care less. We DO care that you can write something that potetialy thousands of people will read. This is your personal forum - theres no chance of getting any buzz from your office water cooler or by ranting to your golf buddies.
Bush and Company has defrauded and scammed the entire planet, no small feat. Legacy = Worst presedency in the history of the USA. Bush is not dumb - hes just the arrogant village idiot from a John Hughes movie that gets popular by hanging out with the wrong crowed. Except Judd Nelsons not around to kick his ass. My homeland is not secure, my child was left behind, and the “mission was not accomplished”.
As for the picture: what was once viewed as a premier presidential photo op continues to dog President Bush six months after he landed on an aircraft carrier to declare “one victory” in the war on terrorism and an end to major combat operations in Iraq. Attention turned Tuesday to a giant “Mission Accomplished” sign that stood behind Bush aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln when he gave the speech May 1.
