The post I saw that called it as he saw it had a name on it and it wasn't anonymous.
And it dissappeared. Funny how that happened.
And it dissappeared. Funny how that happened.
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The Weekly Refresh: AutoUSA, Dean Evans, Blackberry, Sean Bradley
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Gary, trust me it was an anonymous post. AND it came from the SAME IP address that your writing from.
I'm closing this post for comments. This is the first I had to do this but I guess there is a first for everything.
I'm closing this post for comments. This is the first I had to do this but I guess there is a first for everything.
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A Weekly Refresh news roundup covering AutoUSA's top J.D. Power ranking, Dean Evans joining Dealer.com as CMO, and other industry items quickly devolved into a heated personal dispute about Sean Bradley's credibility as an automotive internet sales trainer. An anonymous commenter attacked Bradley based on appearance and age, prompting Bradley, supporters, and industry peers to defend him before Jeff Kershner closed comments after tracing the anonymous posts to a single IP address.
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