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Ron was right.UpdateThe owner was correct in that I am not a customer. When I inquired with Inet on potentially using them for marketing purposes I was met with a smug and unwelcoming attitude that made me decide to take my business elsewhere, which was the basis for my review. So while I was not a customer, I did attempt to use them and opted not to. While I should not have voiced my displeasure by making fun of their commercial, if someone throws me a softball, I'm gonna hit it. You can tell just how triggered the owner is based on the pathetic attempt to embarrass me by going through my reviews and summarizing them(takes a lot more than that to embarrass me). To use a tired and predictable marketing approach with mind melting redundancy and rhetorical questions, as if pulled directly from a 100 level community college course, and then call yourself a genius, isn't just narcissistic, it should be criminal! As many of you know, there's nothing more annoying than a dummy who thinks they're smart. I have never met a genius who had to let me know how intelligent they were. The owners petty response and predictable narrative show the kind of operation taking place at Inet. While a single negative review to a provacative ad would be peanuts to an elephant for a more established company, I appear to have truly gotten under this guys skin. (which is a small victory for 5 minutes of my time on a Wednesday) In closing I would like to point out that my sentiment is clearly shared by at least 8 other people, and being that at the time of writing only 128 people had viewed this, it appears that this is the most agreeable review I have ever crafted. Sometimes less really is more! To the owner, if your butt ever stops hurting and you get serious about marketing, feel free to contact me, and I may be able to fit you in as an intern this summer... UnpaidOn a serious noteTo customers considering Inet, look at the owners rebuttal and ask yourself, "how will this man treat me if we should have any issues throughout our working relationship?" After reading his other reviews which included veiled threats to a man's company, him alluding to another being an alcoholic, and personally attacking/alienating people who had negative experiences rather than taking any kind of accountability or trying to regain their trust, it is clear there is instability and low self esteem in play. Is this a company you want to expose any kind of sensitive information to? How can a person be both attentive and accommodating to customers, yet down right nasty to anyone who questions him? They can't, but they can pretend to be the former until the latter finally reveals itself. Based on his predictable marketing, he will likely try to address these issues in an advertisement in an attempt to get ahead of them, however the cat is out of the bag, we all see you.