They supposedly have this big program to ensure their software suppliers are Y2K compliant . I were an end user. Where we Stand Now, in spite of our contract, Network Associates has made it clear that they are not going to honor our contract and that they are going to screw me out of my money. I'm rather surprised by this. I do business with a lot of big companies and I rarely ever get burned.
Most big companies are of high integrity and can be trusted.
Obviously there are some exceptions and it would appear that Network Associates is one of them. Computer Tyme seeks help from anyone who can assist in getting Network associates to honor their contract. Network Associates owes me a lot of money and I would appreciate any help anyone can give me to help me convince them to do the right thing. If you are a Network Associates customer, and especially if you are an IniTool user, I would appreciate it if you let Network Associates know how you feel about their supplier relationships. If you are a Network Associates stockholder, please write them a letter and indicate that bad business practices often lead to a decline in the stock price.