Kinda disturbing on TWO fronts here

[Guynn <amx69@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Listers,

OPPS!!, I forgot todays date. So, when I went to AMC-LIST, I punched in 
December 2nd as the date. O.K., ONE post popped up. Then I noticed that 
''TODAY'' was still sitting there and clicked on that. Which brings me 
to the real posts of Today.  So... first question is, ''How is it that a 
post for December 2nd, a day we have not yet seen show up there??'' 
Seems if December 2nd has not happened then there should be NO post 
there. What gives?/

Now for the 2nd shocker.

The post was put up by Brian Morrow. The post was about the 1973 TSM on 
CD ROM. and on the nicety of having one on CD so you could print the 
pages you need and not ruin the real book when working on your car.

All that is fine except that Brian goes on the advertise the CD and 
gives pricing along with shipping. Brian, Listers, this TSM is indeed 
Copywrite Protected by MOPAR, and only ONE company has the rights to 
produce these Cds. LLCLtd, or MOPAR Manuals.com holds the current rights 
to produce these CDs. LLC paid hansomly for that right and making these 
available which you have made is illegal. Be warned, LLC, and MOPAR will 
indeed prosecute you for Stealing this infpormation and reselling it. 
Yes, since Mopar owns the property, and you are selling Their property, 
they , along with the Law, considers it Stealing when you sell property 
you dpo not own the rights to.

John Newel had tried this previously and learned that he could not 
legally sell this info, a copy of Any AMC TSM on CD ROM.

So, How can a post show up on the AMC-List for a day that has not yet 
happened?? And how can a person sell material he has no rights to??

Brian,

You may not have been aware of the illegality of your actions, but when 
you Publicly post this violation, it will be hard for you to say, ''I 
never sold any''  if Mopar or LLC decides to take you to court.

Be careful what you post in public view, everyone can read it. Confess 
to crimes and it may well come back to haunt you.

Regards,

Randy Guynn