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anonymous said:
Just when I thought the shit show by the frat boys had reached its low.... this.

Yep, I'm one of the 40 who got the letter. What a slap in the face. I've stayed loyal, I defended this company when my docs were trashing it, and I put such a spin on the backorders that I somehow managed to hang on to customers who were ready to bail. Not enough, it's never enough.

I'm also a few short weeks from being out of here, but you can bet the show I'll make after my exit will be like nothing you've ever seen. I'll get my last check, and then it begins. Spite doesn't even begin to describe what will happen. I have access to internal systems and data that will allow me to dramatically shift ZBD profit margins for the rest of time, and I will. I'll make Niznick proud.

If you think you know who I am or how I'll do it, you don't. Unlike you fools who make your dalliances public, mine are private, and the payoffs of such go far beyond anything you could imagine. It shall be epic.
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anonymous said:
Sharing lists won't do anything and if your competitor doesn't know your accounts already they are horrible. email breaches happen all the time
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Of course they know who uses what for the most part, what they don't know are actual numbers. Should this person were to release such info, they would find themselves in deep crap. When hired, you sign paperwork saying you wouldn't do such a thing. If so, basically every penny you make once you hit "Enter" will belong to a multi-billion dollar multi-national company. In my opinion, not worth it. There are so many other ways to (HINT) blow the whistle. There's protection by the U.S. gov't on an employees calling out their company should something illegal were to happen. In fact, there are financial incentives in doing so. Be smart!
 




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