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I received a letter and a follow up telephone call about this on Friday. Does anyone know the back story on this? The TUV Rheinland representative was a bit vague.
I know it is difficult to believe, but it is more often true than not that asking the question by phone or in person thus, "Gee, Joe, what does this mean in plain English? Are you guys restructuring? If so, why do you need to suspend your accreditation? Why not just stop accepting new customers until your restructure is complete? Without some pure facts, this written statement sounds like a thin whitewash to cover a threat to have your company barred permanently. It kind of smacks of CEOs who are fired being allowed to issue a statement which says 'taking a sabbatical to reconnect with my family.' So, Joe, what's the deal?" will get a straight verbal answer the lawyers are unwilling to let them commit in writing.Well when the reply is something like <snip>
If the verbal is the same BS, then it would seem to be time to reconsider ANY relationship. It is extremely important in a client/registrar relationship that there be transparency and trust. Treating a client like an ignorant yahoo that can be fooled by spin talk is the same as saying, "We are lying to you now, and will continue to do so throughout our relationship."I understand your point Wes and hard as it is to believe I consider myself to be a straight shooter and easy person to ask such questions.
I don't believe when something like this is going on and the registrar is sending self-serving letters out that the folksy “how are you doing “approach will work, especially if there is any possibility that they are circling their wagons.
Had you read the first post, he got the information from TUV.I know it is difficult to believe, but it is more often true than not that asking the question by phone or in person thus, "Gee, Joe, what does this mean in plain English? Are you guys restructuring? If so, why do you need to suspend your accreditation? Why not just stop accepting new customers until your restructure is complete? Without some pure facts, this written statement sounds like a thin whitewash to cover a threat to have your company barred permanently. It kind of smacks of CEOs who are fired being allowed to issue a statement which says 'taking a sabbatical to reconnect with my family.' So, Joe, what's the deal?" will get a straight verbal answer the lawyers are unwilling to let them commit in writing.
The question is does anyone else know the reason or has anyone else heard about it?I received a letter and a follow up telephone call about this on Friday. Does anyone know the back story on this? The TUV Rheinland representative was a bit vague.