Delete links to Maui Shirts

Ok I am simply floored, I was doing some phrase research on Google the other day and I ran across one of the most horrifying Blogs I have ever seen. The Blog states that it is authored Mickey Steinborn, who also indicates that he is the owner of Maui Shirts. This Blog is full of ramblings and rude comments about his customers. Now I don’t care one bit what people do in their day to day adventures, but you should never bite the hand that feeds you by posting negative comments about your customers on the Web.

In regards to my title, when you link to a site you are giving it an endorsement and guilty by association if the recipients are doing people wrong. But you can be the judge, at the end of this post I will provide you with the address of this site, and yes, I ask that you consider removing any links you may have to his Maui Shirts dot com site.

Below are samplings from the Blog, let it be known that we do not condone nor endorse anything that Mickey Steinborn has to say.

Mickey Steinborn: “They send me nasty email about my poor customer service. They point their finger at me. They shout with bold letters and complain that my customer service is poor. They go out of their way to leave negative feedback in the public forum. The say I communicate poorly. Well, when I run up a goof like this, I simply block their IP address, place their email in the spam blocker and get on with life and real people. I have tried to deal with these negative people. I try to reason with them. It’s simply a waste of my time. They are bent on screwing with me. I will not deal with people who want to bring me down to their level of incompetence.”

DoOD quit spending your time writing in your hateful comments in your blog and take a communications class at your local college.

Mickey Steinborn: “Vindictive Fat Lady with a hair ball stuck in her brain”

Ok that title alone clearly demonstrates that this post is full of hate aimed at plus sized people, a clear sign that some people should not interact with others, ever.

Mickey Steinborn: “Then there’s the sad, misguided customer from Amazon.com who is a 2X. I wonder if she is ugly too? Most big people are kind and friendly. Not this one. She didn’t read the size chart.”

Hmmm were those words supposed to attract more customers?

Mickey Steinborn: “I suggest a diet or date with Richard Simmons for this fat lady before she sings. She has the word kitten in her email address. The only thing kitten about this double X size of a woman is the hair ball she swallowed when she was younger. What an attitude. Vindictive, vicious and just plain stupid. She says my exchange policy is rigid and ridiculous”

Wow, if I took a wild guess I would say that this guy intentionally flamed and insulted this poor customer, and on the Web of all places. We love all sizes of people!

Why someone would feel so compelled to say such bad things about people is probably going to remain a mystery. But when people cross the thresholds of decency and write heresies about their very own customers and then allow it to propagate the Internet, something needs to be said.

Myself, I do my part to help customers as well as business owners, even competitors. A business owner with integrity would never post stuff like that about customers, but it’s clear that integrity is not included in everyone’s DNA. If your talking smack about your customers you should probably redeem yourself as quick as you can, at the very least you owe your customers a sincere and formal apology.

You may find these quoted excerpts at [blog dot mauishirts dot com]

Thanks for reading along and remember to say something nice about your customers! In turn they will say something nice about you!

Wave Shoppe Hawaiian Shirts customer: “We just got our shipment. Thank you so much for your professionalism you make shopping the internet a Blessing Thank you, Ted W.”