Karen Gordon

"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > Leslie Lakos - Certified Immigration Practitioner CSIC Constituent #: 2378
    > Tel: 416 876-6072
    > Fax: 416 489-5244
    > email: [email protected]

(K): What is a "constituent" for the CSIC?
A "constituent" is a person who votes for a candidate in any given riding.
I think you may want to tell us again just what a "certified immigration
practitioner" does in CSIC.

"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > I guess I can speak for most of us. Andrew Miller is one of the greatest
    > pillar of knowledge, expertise, and dignity of this profession. I
    > respectfully but FIRMLY ask you - along with many hundreds' silent voice on
    > this forum - to stop pestering him with your childish insults. If you are on
    > the move of revealing something sinister and conspiring, you are "barking on
    > the wrong tree."

(K): We don't "bark on trees" in Canada. We HAVE trees with bark on them,
however. I think that you are a pal of the "Mr Miller" who doesn't seem to
have a phone number or an address in Vancouver's phone book. Would YOU mind
providing these for us? If he is such a "pillar of knowledge" and is
operating a legitimate business in BC, he would not mind anyone checking on
his credentials, would he?

"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > Here is an idea; report Andrew Miller at CSIC for not advertising himself in
    > the "Book of color". You will either be shown the door or be given a few
    > hundred bucks with the request to pass it on to him, so they (CSIC) can make
    > sure that his name is shining in the Yellow Pages too.

(K): We don't have a "book of color" in Canada. It's called the Yellow
Pages of each and every phone book in the country. Legitimate businesses
do not hide behind fake names and hide their place of business from the
public. If he can't afford "a few hundred bucks" to place his business
and phone number in a public directory, he can't be too much of a
'successful businessman', can he?

"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > And just in case you wouldn't give up, you might as well report me too
    > ...for similar reasons.

(K): Will certainly be looking for both your names on the lists of the
new organization that will be regulating Immigration Consultants in Canada.
April 1st.

"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > Wishing you better luck and better soul; Leslie Lakos himself.

(K): Thankyou. Hope your business improves once we see your name on
the list of Immigration Consultants registered to practice in Canada.

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Robert

<Karens crap snipped>

SO c'mon girl tell us where this list is that you are harping on about so
much !
Oh thats it its not avaialable just yet is it ! DUH

Apart from your "REPEATED CUT AND PASTE" posts show us what you know about
immigration from personal experience or dealing with the subject first hand
like Andrew, James, and many others in here.

I have an unlisted number and operate a business from home. does that make
me one of your targets, or selective in who i do business with ?

You either dont read the replies to your posts or select to ignore them
anyway.

YES a consider myself a "PAL" of Andrew and many like him in this group who
have shared valuable knowledge on this group even to those who dont pay for
his service. (NOTE EVEN THOSE WHO DONY PAY !!!)

Has he given me FREE advice that was useful in my application YES !
Was it correct YES !
It must have been because here i am !

I emailed you out of the group to give you a polite heads up about where you
were going in the group and it seems you deemed not to take up on anything i
warned you about.

Guess you are going to have to look up the word "KILLFILE" because you just
joined the "TROLL" group.

Leslie Lakos

Listen Lady,

Not only are you rude, but also very - how shall I put it... -limited in bo=
th arguments and thinking, therefore increasingly pathetic as we ALL see yo=
u loosing all the points in your lame and faulty arguments.=20
"What is a "constituent" for the CSIC?" you asked. Haven't you found anythi=
ng to pick on? If not Andrew, then English words and their usage? Just what=
kind of a sick spirited person are you anyway?

Back to your highly interesting, intellect-probing question: well, I dunno,=
but you know what? While you are on your way to CSIC (to report every sing=
le budy in this forum), you may also find out the answer from them, since t=
hey are the ones, who attached this particular word before our number. When=
you do find out, please do us a favor: DON'T LET US KNOW ABOUT IT!!

From the looks of it, you ain't missed here a lot, so take my (our) advice,=
and say "ta-ta" to all of us... FOR GOOD.

"me again"

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Leslie Lakos - Certified Immigration Practitioner
Tel: 416 876-6072
Fax: 416 489-5244
email: [email protected]
"Karen Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:c35fq8$bl5=
[email protected]...
    > "Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > > Leslie Lakos - Certified Immigration Practitioner CSIC Constituent #: 2=
378
    > > Tel: 416 876-6072
    > > Fax: 416 489-5244
    > > email: [email protected]
    >=20
    > (K): What is a "constituent" for the CSIC?
    > A "constituent" is a person who votes for a candidate in any given riding.
    > I think you may want to tell us again just what a "certified immigration
    > practitioner" does in CSIC.
    >=20=20
    > "Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > > I guess I can speak for most of us. Andrew Miller is one of the greate=
st
    > > pillar of knowledge, expertise, and dignity of this profession. I
    > > respectfully but FIRMLY ask you - along with many hundreds' silent voic=
e on
    > > this forum - to stop pestering him with your childish insults. If you a=
re on
    > > the move of revealing something sinister and conspiring, you are "barki=
ng on
    > > the wrong tree."
    >=20
    > (K): We don't "bark on trees" in Canada. We HAVE trees with bark on them,
    > however. I think that you are a pal of the "Mr Miller" who doesn't seem =
to
    > have a phone number or an address in Vancouver's phone book. Would YOU m=
ind
    > providing these for us? If he is such a "pillar of knowledge" and is
    > operating a legitimate business in BC, he would not mind anyone checking =
on
    > his credentials, would he?
    >=20
    > "Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:=20
    > > Here is an idea; report Andrew Miller at CSIC for not advertising himse=
lf in
    > > the "Book of color". You will either be shown the door or be given a few
    > > hundred bucks with the request to pass it on to him, so they (CSIC) can=
make
    > > sure that his name is shining in the Yellow Pages too.
    >=20
    > (K): We don't have a "book of color" in Canada. It's called the Yellow
    > Pages of each and every phone book in the country. Legitimate businesses
    > do not hide behind fake names and hide their place of business from the
    > public. If he can't afford "a few hundred bucks" to place his business=
=20
    > and phone number in a public directory, he can't be too much of a
    > 'successful businessman', can he?
    >=20
    > "Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    > > And just in case you wouldn't give up, you might as well report me too
    > > ...for similar reasons.
    >=20
    > (K): Will certainly be looking for both your names on the lists of the
    > new organization that will be regulating Immigration Consultants in Canad=
a.
    > April 1st.=20=20
    >=20
    > "Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:=20
    > > Wishing you better luck and better soul; Leslie Lakos himself.
    >=20
    > (K): Thankyou. Hope your business improves once we see your name on
    > the list of Immigration Consultants registered to practice in Canada.
    >=20
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in a recent article, Karen Gordon ([email protected]) said:

    > (K): What is a "constituent" for the CSIC?
    > A "constituent" is a person who votes for a candidate in any given riding.
You really ought to expand your horizons.

constituent
adj
1. Forming part of a whole.
Thesaurus: component, fundamental, intrinsic, integral.
2. Having the power to create or alter a constitution.
Example: a constituent assembly
3. Having the power to elect.
noun
1. A necessary part; a component.
2. A resident in a constituency.
Etymology : 17c: from Latin constituens , from constituere to establish

Gee...nothing about a 'riding' now, is there?

    > I think you may want to tell us again just what a "certified immigration
    > practitioner" does in CSIC.

You seem to be the expert on this, why don't you tell us?

    > (K): We don't "bark on trees" in Canada. We HAVE trees with bark on them,
    > however.
Tsk, tsk, tsk. Once again attacking people in an immigration newsgroup
just because they mix a word or two in their idioms?

    >I think that you are a pal of the "Mr Miller" who doesn't seem to
    > have a phone number or an address in Vancouver's phone book. Would YOU mind
    > providing these for us?

Have you ever thought of contacting him yourself? What a concept, huh?

    > (K): We don't have a "book of color" in Canada. It's called the Yellow
    > Pages
Funny...in Canada, Yellow is a colour.

    > Legitimate businesses
    > do not hide behind fake names and hide their place of business from the
    > public.
Not every business is listed in the yellow pages. The yellow pages are
merely a form of advertising. Other people have their numbers unlisted in
the White Pages...are they hiding something as well?

In my line of work - media - I often deal with people who own or are
otherwise involved with companies with revenues in the millions, that are
not listed in the Yellow pages and their listing in the white pages is
either not there or it's their 'formal' business name and not the name they
are generally known by. Are they hiding something? No. They are
industry-based businesses only, not dealing with the general public or
typically only work from referrals. No advertising required whatsoever.

    > If he can't afford "a few hundred bucks" to place his business
    > and phone number in a public directory, he can't be too much of a
    > 'successful businessman', can he?
Maybe he's so successful he doesn't need to pay for advertising?
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Grow up.
If you don't like the way a person runs their business, don't use
thier services/products. It really is very simple.
As for Andrew Miller not being in the phone book, try looking up Bill
Gates or Ted Turner. I'm sure even you must agree they have been
rather successful without being listed in Yellow Pages.
I personally do not like the fact the Mr Miller can be very sarcastic
and abrubt, however, his information is both valid and construcive.
Unlike yours.
If you dislike him so strongly, don't read his posts.
Either way, SHUT THE HELL UP!



On 15 Mar 2004 23:55:52 GMT, [email protected] (Karen Gordon)
wrote:

    >"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    >> Leslie Lakos - Certified Immigration Practitioner CSIC Constituent #: 2378
    >> Tel: 416 876-6072
    >> Fax: 416 489-5244
    >> email: [email protected]
    >(K): What is a "constituent" for the CSIC?
    >A "constituent" is a person who votes for a candidate in any given riding.
    >I think you may want to tell us again just what a "certified immigration
    >practitioner" does in CSIC.
    >
    >"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    >> I guess I can speak for most of us. Andrew Miller is one of the greatest
    >> pillar of knowledge, expertise, and dignity of this profession. I
    >> respectfully but FIRMLY ask you - along with many hundreds' silent voice on
    >> this forum - to stop pestering him with your childish insults. If you are on
    >> the move of revealing something sinister and conspiring, you are "barking on
    >> the wrong tree."
    >(K): We don't "bark on trees" in Canada. We HAVE trees with bark on them,
    >however. I think that you are a pal of the "Mr Miller" who doesn't seem to
    >have a phone number or an address in Vancouver's phone book. Would YOU mind
    >providing these for us? If he is such a "pillar of knowledge" and is
    >operating a legitimate business in BC, he would not mind anyone checking on
    >his credentials, would he?
    >"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    >> Here is an idea; report Andrew Miller at CSIC for not advertising himself in
    >> the "Book of color". You will either be shown the door or be given a few
    >> hundred bucks with the request to pass it on to him, so they (CSIC) can make
    >> sure that his name is shining in the Yellow Pages too.
    >(K): We don't have a "book of color" in Canada. It's called the Yellow
    >Pages of each and every phone book in the country. Legitimate businesses
    >do not hide behind fake names and hide their place of business from the
    >public. If he can't afford "a few hundred bucks" to place his business
    >and phone number in a public directory, he can't be too much of a
    >'successful businessman', can he?
    >"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    >> And just in case you wouldn't give up, you might as well report me too
    >> ...for similar reasons.
    >(K): Will certainly be looking for both your names on the lists of the
    >new organization that will be regulating Immigration Consultants in Canada.
    >April 1st.
    >"Leslie Lakos" ([email protected]) writes:
    >> Wishing you better luck and better soul; Leslie Lakos himself.
    >(K): Thankyou. Hope your business improves once we see your name on
    >the list of Immigration Consultants registered to practice in Canada.

S B

Karen Gordon wrote:

    > (K): We don't have a "book of color" in Canada. It's called the Yellow
    > Pages of each and every phone book in the country.

Wrong again. It's not called the Yellow Pages. Telus produce a book
called SuperPages.

    > Legitimate businesses
    > do not hide behind fake names and hide their place of business from the
    > public. If he can't afford "a few hundred bucks" to place his business
    > and phone number in a public directory, he can't be too much of a
    > 'successful businessman', can he?

Since when does he have a fake name? Since when does he need to
advertise in the YP or other directory to be successful? Perhaps he has
more than enough business?

You're the one sorely lacking in credibility.