Relationshiphero

Sue, the purported "hero" in my tale is no hero. I came upon an introductory question and answer session that cost $1 as a teaser for a potential course purchase later. Fine. The first clue that this was not a good merchant was that the answer was cookie cutter, boiler plate stuff anyone already knows.

The second clue was the disingenuous follow up. I never was interested after the first answer, yet a month later what looks like a follow up only serves as an automated, late night sales pitch that never showed any interest in my feedback. If you do NOT care and do NOT answer a prospective client's response, then please do NOT make a fake followup feigning to care in the first place. That is wrong.