Gary_in_Indiana
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Re: TnT: Kubo ata\'s vs Integration Engineering, Part 2
<font color="blue"> "Part time business? Been over two weeks since my first email, gave them a phone call yesterday, no reply yet." </font>
I have really hesitated about posting to this thread and still don't know if I'm doing the right thing or not but here goes.
Integrated Engineering is Jim McCuan's full time business endeavor. It is a small business and he is it's heart and soul. Unfortunately, Jim is involved in a serious medical emergency situation with a family member and is currently unable to be at our beck and call as he normally is.
I would hope that we could all be understanding of his situation and appreciate that he does have his priorities in the proper order and is acting accordingly. I'm sure he's doing the absolute best he can for his family right now and trying to keep his business going as well with only 24 hours in a day.
Any of us who know Jim from his many contributions here on TBN or who have done business with him as I have know this is not the way Jim does business but the result of something totally beyond his control. I know Jim would never want to use his situation as any kind of excuse so I thought I'd stick my neck out and explain a little of what's really going on.
<font color="blue"> "Part time business? Been over two weeks since my first email, gave them a phone call yesterday, no reply yet." </font>
I have really hesitated about posting to this thread and still don't know if I'm doing the right thing or not but here goes.
Integrated Engineering is Jim McCuan's full time business endeavor. It is a small business and he is it's heart and soul. Unfortunately, Jim is involved in a serious medical emergency situation with a family member and is currently unable to be at our beck and call as he normally is.
I would hope that we could all be understanding of his situation and appreciate that he does have his priorities in the proper order and is acting accordingly. I'm sure he's doing the absolute best he can for his family right now and trying to keep his business going as well with only 24 hours in a day.
Any of us who know Jim from his many contributions here on TBN or who have done business with him as I have know this is not the way Jim does business but the result of something totally beyond his control. I know Jim would never want to use his situation as any kind of excuse so I thought I'd stick my neck out and explain a little of what's really going on.