Nayas Admits Errors, Promises to Be Honest Going Forward, Switchesto Verizon

Nayas Admits Errors, Promises to Be Honest Going Forward, Switches to
Verizon
April 1, 2006, 9:22 AM source: APN

John Nayas, who has gained a reputation on Usenet newsgroups as the most
dishonest poster of the 21st century, announced today that he's turning
over a new leaf, and from now on will post only verifiable facts. Nayas
stated, "It was fun being the devils advocate, but I think that people
got tired of of me posting incorrect information day, after day...it
just got really old."

Nayas, who's become famous for his content-free responses when he's
unable to counter referenced facts, said that he apologizes for his
habit of posting one-liners consisting of "Rubbish," "Nonsense," "Good
Scramble," "Not True," etc., when backed into a corner. "It was
childish," he admitted, "I've grown up and will now gracefully admit my
mistakes."

When asked why he's been defending Cingular for so many years, almost
always with false statements, he simply shrugged and stated, "I felt bad
for them, I always root for the underdog. Cingular entered the wireless
game very late in my area, they got stuck with 1900 Mhz, and they
finally had to buy AT&T Wireless in order to solve their coverage
problems. They constantly get hammered in all the independent surveys of
cellular coverage and quality. Someone had to make up stories to counter
the facts, and I took on that responsibility."

Nayas confirmed that he is changing his wireless carrier from Cingular
to Verizon, because he's had no Cingular coverage at his home for the
past 6 years, "I put on a good show, and fooled a lot of people, but I'm
tired of having to drive three miles in order to make a call." He
continued, "people always get my voice mail, and think that my phone is
off, but in reality I'm home, and I have to retrieve my Cingular voice
mail from my land-line. Verizon has great coverage at my house, and I'll
finally be able to use my phone on my sailboat."

Nayas also admitted that in reality he's a Democrat, and that believes
in open competition. He secretly deplored the 2005 FCC decision to
eliminate competition in the DSL market, and he is lobbying the FCC to
rescind their August 2005 decision. Nayas stated: "I used to always link
to studies from the Hoover Institution, until someone informed me about
their political bias, and their connections to big business. Wow! I was
surprised, as I've had nothing but good service from their cleaning
appliances."

Nayas also promised to fix his Cingular FAQ on Wikipedia, which contains
hundreds of incorrect statements.

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SMS wrote:
> Nayas Admits Errors, Promises to Be Honest Going Forward, Switches to
> Verizon
> April 1, 2006, 9:22 AM source: APN
>
> John Nayas, who has gained a reputation on Usenet newsgroups as the most
> dishonest poster of the 21st century, announced today that he's turning
> over a new leaf, and from now on will post only verifiable facts. Nayas
> stated, "It was fun being the devils advocate, but I think that people
> got tired of of me posting incorrect information day, after day...it
> just got really old."
>
> Nayas, who's become famous for his content-free responses when he's
> unable to counter referenced facts, said that he apologizes for his
> habit of posting one-liners consisting of "Rubbish," "Nonsense," "Good
> Scramble," "Not True," etc., when backed into a corner. "It was
> childish," he admitted, "I've grown up and will now gracefully admit my
> mistakes."
>
> When asked why he's been defending Cingular for so many years, almost
> always with false statements, he simply shrugged and stated, "I felt bad
> for them, I always root for the underdog. Cingular entered the wireless
> game very late in my area, they got stuck with 1900 Mhz, and they
> finally had to buy AT&T Wireless in order to solve their coverage
> problems. They constantly get hammered in all the independent surveys of
> cellular coverage and quality. Someone had to make up stories to counter
> the facts, and I took on that responsibility."
>
> Nayas confirmed that he is changing his wireless carrier from Cingular
> to Verizon, because he's had no Cingular coverage at his home for the
> past 6 years, "I put on a good show, and fooled a lot of people, but I'm
> tired of having to drive three miles in order to make a call." He
> continued, "people always get my voice mail, and think that my phone is
> off, but in reality I'm home, and I have to retrieve my Cingular voice
> mail from my land-line. Verizon has great coverage at my house, and I'll
> finally be able to use my phone on my sailboat."
>
> Nayas also admitted that in reality he's a Democrat, and that believes
> in open competition. He secretly deplored the 2005 FCC decision to
> eliminate competition in the DSL market, and he is lobbying the FCC to
> rescind their August 2005 decision. Nayas stated: "I used to always link
> to studies from the Hoover Institution, until someone informed me about
> their political bias, and their connections to big business. Wow! I was
> surprised, as I've had nothing but good service from their cleaning
> appliances."
>
> Nayas also promised to fix his Cingular FAQ on Wikipedia, which contains
> hundreds of incorrect statements.
>
you guy's are Funny
the best
better than XM comedy
thanks

On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 07:42:55 -0800, SMS wrote:

> Nayas Admits Errors, Promises to Be Honest Going Forward, Switches to
> Verizon
> April 1, 2006, 9:22 AM source: APN
>
> John Nayas, who has gained a reputation on Usenet newsgroups as the most
> dishonest poster of the 21st century, announced today that he's turning
> over a new leaf, and from now on will post only verifiable facts. Nayas
> stated, "It was fun being the devils advocate, but I think that people
> got tired of of me posting incorrect information day, after day...it
> just got really old."

If you're going to make up stuff, at least get the guy's name right. It's
NAVAS.

NTP Backs Out of RIM Settlement, wants more money

Details at "http://www.phonescoop.com/"

SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> hath wroth:

>NTP Backs Out of RIM Settlement, wants more money
>Details at "http://www.phonescoop.com/"

Click on the "full story" link.

--
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150 Felker St #D http://www.LearnByDestroying.com
Santa Cruz CA 95060 http://802.11junk.com
Skype: JeffLiebermann AE6KS 831-336-2558

"SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message
news:442e9f6c$0$95993$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
> Nayas Admits Errors, Promises to Be Honest Going Forward, Switches to
> Verizon
> April 1, 2006, 9:22 AM source: APN
>

Happy April Fool's Day to you, too, Steve.

Strongbox wrote:
> If you're going to make up stuff, at least get the guy's name right. It's
> NAVAS.

Check you Sunday newspaper supplement for discount coupons for the Clue
Store.

DecaturTxCowboy wrote:
>
> Strongbox wrote:
> > If you're going to make up stuff, at least get the guy's name right. It's
> > NAVAS.
>
> Check you Sunday newspaper supplement for discount coupons for the Clue
> Store.

For whatever reason, the Sunday Supplement came with today's paper,
but was labeled, "Friday's Supplement."

It's all *very* confusing.

Notan

Jeff Liebermann wrote:
> SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> hath wroth:
>
>> NTP Backs Out of RIM Settlement, wants more money
>> Details at "http://www.phonescoop.com/"
>
> Click on the "full story" link.

Well of course you have to do this. I didn't want to give away the joke!

[POSTED TO alt.cellular.cingular - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]

In <442e9f6c$0$95993$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net> on Sat, 01 Apr 2006 07:42:55
-0800, SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote:

>[SNIP]

My goodness, Steven, that's an amazing amount of time and effort by someone
that professes to ignore me. Guess I must have really touched a nerve.
Was is because of exposing some of your wilder claims? How wrong you were
about Radio Shack? NTP vs. RIM? Cingular GSM migration? Some other wild
claim? All of the above?

--
Best regards, SEE THE FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS AT
John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>