[ale] New Qchex Service for Quicken Users !

[Stephen Lastinger]

ok, i waited til today to have my monday morning.

<rant>

News Publishing wrote:
> 
> ELECTRONIC NEWS RELEASE
> *** using e-mail keeps us informed and protects our natural resources ***

Wow!  Really ?!? Thanks...I needed that.  That was so informative,
clueful and *on toipc* for this mailing list.

> 
> November 13, 2000 - San Diego, California
> 
> Qchex.com introduces a new financial convenience service for institutions, businesses and individuals:
> Qchex!
> http://www.qchex.com
> 
> The unique payment solution (patent pending) 

This is the part that I love....attempting to patent an *implementation*
....not the technology being utilized to make this implementation
possible, just the implementation itself! 
(...smells like Amazon, tastes like chicken)

...of course with the current patent system and slimebag lawyer (is
there really any other kind?) heading up the patent office, I'm sure
this will greasily slide right on through.

Ya know, this is the problem with the system today.  Too much of this
crap is getting through.  Solution: oh, I don't know.....make
implementations of current technologies not patentable and create a
board of technical specialists of various industrial and technological
fields (not business management specialists or lawyers!) to review
whether a submission is actually a new technology worthy of patent, or
just an implementation of current technology and therefore *NOT*
patentable.

oh well, one can dream........


[unnecessary sales pitch for extremely lazy people snipped..]


> security are maintained carefully with state-of-the-art policies and technology. To start and setup Qchex
> takes entering a name, an e-mail address and specifying a password. That's it!

Oh, so that's the tie in...they must be using linux....that's why this
company used this list....

> If you WANT to receive information about Qchex and new developments in the future, please click on the
> following link:
> http://www.globalzon2k.com/scripts/mfm_ae.asp?e=ale@ale.org

guess not.

</rant>

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Stephen Lastinger	 - s.lastinger at computernetdesign.com
      CEO
Computer Network Design 
& Installation, Inc. 	- http://www.computernetdesign.com
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