A word of CAUTION

I joined your forum many months ago to do some research on trending investments. I learned about it through YC. You may question our credibility. That's your right. And yes we are staying somewhat anonymous. That to is alright. And it doesn't lessen the validity of our relationship and history with YC. We didn't start this to air the dirty laundry.
Quite truly we hadn't expected so much traffic. YC could be a very good company. Mr. Berman, not Craig (Why a pen name? Hmmm?) as is written in this forum, has an insatiable passion for Ferrari's. But passion doesn't make a good businessman. Know your product. Know your business. Know your responsibilities.
Our only goal in this string is as was written. A Word of Caution. We never said DON'T do business with YC. By all means, please do. If YC grows perhaps MB will have some extra money and come back to pay his bill. And if that happens, we'll be right back to applaud his efforts. Success is a wonderful thing. And we wish him only success. But in the meantime we don't like being used and abused and don't want that to potentially happen to you.
Empty promises don't pay the electric bill. Insults don't put food on the table.If you're going to contract a vendor for service, you should make sure that you carry the funds to pay the bill. Don't spend my money on ice cream and bagels.
Someone said "... write it off". It has been. So we have to tighten our belts and go without so that YC can walk away with our money? I'm sorry, that's wrong. That's a self imposed, selective Chapter 13.
You're entitled to disagree with our approach to highlighting this. That's your prerogative. Sufficient vetting was our mistake. Had we done a better job of that, this most likely would have never happened.
With that said, I will bow out of your forum and write it off to poor judgement. A very lively group you all have here. Polite, well spoken, professional and interested.
Thank you for listening and responding.

Sincerely,

The Troll!