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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Seanchai" data-source="post: 2849900" data-attributes="member: 8237">Super. I'll add him to my Christmas card list.Or, actually, I won't. Because I don't care what kind of person he is, I care what kind of business he runs. Because I'm a potential customer and someone they're asking money from, not a guy looking for a gaming buddy.Now I've seen some comments about Mr. Siembieda's character in this and other places. But, as I recall, they're comments that deal with his character as it relates to him as a businessman and how he runs Palladium Books, not random drive bys. In other words, they're part of the context of a larger conversation and not attempts to convince others to take him of their Christmas card lists...Sorry, but he got an insurance payout before the court case was settled, hence MaryAnn Siembieda running around telling folks that the settlement didn't matter because they had to pay back the insurance company. He had some money with which to start paying his bills. Oh, yeah - there was this settlement. It happened the day after Palladium Books posted their press release. You may not have heard of it because no one at Palladium mentioned it while they were busy telling folks that they could be "real heroes" by buying an unlimited limited art print. Palladium even got a check, but that, too, seems to have slipped their minds when communicating with the public. But what are minor details like these when you've got a company to save...Probably because that is what was lost. Particularly, I imagine, when you don't have much evidence...Palladium Books run the bell. They asked not just fans for support, but the public as well. Moreover, they asked for donations. Holding them accountable for their actions under those conditions isn't kicking them when they're down.Seanchai</blockquote>

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