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David Lawrence: Alright, bye, bye. There you go and you know that*s one of the reasons that I love playing the Fantasy Music League because I get to showoff how much I know about country when I go and say my labels up. You know the thing is most people aren*t expert in all forms of music and the best thing about the Fantasy Music League is we give you all these articles and all the current artists that you can read up and find out if they are selling well and find out if they are well received by the fans and well received by the critics and their concerts are selling out and all that stuff. So it*s a very cool system and I hope you enjoy playing it. I just love, love the process of putting it together with Michael and he has done such a wonderful job Michael in Chat who has listened to the show from so long. Alright it*s about 13 past the hour. 180039 online is our telephone number 18003966546, Barbara.

Barbara: Yes sir I am here.

David Lawrence: Hello how can I help you?

Barbara: I hope that you can give me the name of someone at a major company who cares a lot and actually accept the letter from a descrambler customer and do something about it.

David Lawrence: Okay what*s the company?

Barbara: Symantics Norton AntiVirus.

David Lawrence: I do know, I know Steve who works in their PR Department. Usually when it*s a company that*s a size of Norton or larger there is a team of people that love taking calls from me because they hope I am going to say good things on the air about them. So tell me your tale of woe.

Barbara: I was working on my machine nearly two weeks ago just fine and dandy noticed that I was getting some E-mails that should have been cleared out by Anti Virus and good stuff you know it hadn*t. Delete it, detach it from straight it to my Systray looked at it, it was turned off. Properties configured turn it when command showed error, click on here.

David Lawrence: Sounds like a virus turned it off.

Barbara: Right, know there message and threw it before, the last time I ended up calling them just within 6 months ago and they talked me through a registry at it so I turned it on, on the registry finding good. I had a proposal that I had to get out Saturday morning this is Friday night I called up, you want me to finish after the music?

David Lawrence: Yeah I will stop you go ahead.

Barbara: Okay, I called up and I got a priority number I go to there 800 number I said I am hold, I am doing something else, I am at hold I am doing something else I am at hold I realized an hour and 12 minutes gone past and no one has picked up their phone.

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