Real Technical Trolls
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Where you become a troll is when you rag on and on and on about how bad Ford is, every car they have ever produced is rotten, you will never buy another Ford because now and forever more ALL of their products are inherently bad because if YOUR INDIVIDUAL CAR'S problem.
And most of the trolls will not even try the solutions offered, completely ignore the positive postings, and prove themselves the childish ********* you described by simply whining on and on and on ad nauseam.
And for the record, #901 has been flawless from day one, as was my 83 F150 4x new off the lot that is still pullin with 254k on the clock. I have many more positive personal experiences with Ford vehicles where brand new rigs never had to go back to a dealer or mechanic and never left me stranded for hundreds of thousands of miles of commercial abuse. Of course you don't want hear that because it's positive.
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There is an excellent article in this month's "Mustang Times" (The Mustang Club of America) monthly magazine. I'm sure we have all "suspected," at one time or another, that a thread on this board - or another board - seemed "out of balance negative" and seemed to lack "genuine detail." Also we have seen problems "proclaimed" but professional help from the Ford Rep refused???? In the article, in this month's Mustang Times, by John Chlor - a journalist, he reveals that he was approached, by a foreign car manufacturer, to post "provocative threads" - falsely complaining about problems with "Fords." Having been an employee of Ford SVT, he was in a good position to "fabricate" problem posts for the internet boards. This was all part of a program to create "grass roots dissatisfaction" with Ford products (If someone says they have a problem, maybe I do too). A good reminder that "everything that glitters is not gold!" And, the phrase "I read it on the internet" has very little value as "proof."
Or pay someone else to pretend to be a competitor offering to pay someone to post negative stuff?
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