Quote - Dudes, you talk a lot

Yes, we do -- but it's so much FUN, right?  That's why other folks read the threads.  :biggrin:  And that's what public forums are for.  It's about like setting up a soapbox on a streetcorner. 

Peng, I'm currently too tied up at the small business that I now work for to take the time to answer you point-by-point.  Maybe I'll have some time to kill later tonight.  But I will say that this is the type of subject that we can end up arguing into the ground after awhile.........we just ain't likely to agree here, no matter what gets said.

Newtek is a much smaller company than Bechtel, or Fluor Daniel, or Raytheon, or any of the other very large corporations that I have worked for over the years.  But Newtek still manages to produce several different software packages -- and they do so effectively.  In the case of a growing company like e-frontier -- which I remind you has its corporate headquarters in Japan, not in San Francisco -- I can envision their eventual arrival at the Newtek level.  Corporate size might be a limiting factor -- but it's not a stopping point.  Companies have been known to grow & to branch out into new markets over time.

Ford & Bechtel both started out pretty small, too.

Most musicians can play more than one note.  I have the feeling that e-frontier is going to surprise some people with where they are headed.

Now........shifting gears back to conduits, cables and power transformers..........

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