Don't get emotionally wrapped up in the details. Unless he owes you money,
just terminate any contracts and walk away as politely as possible.
Nothing is to be gained from explaining anything to him. It will only cause
you more trouble.
Change passwords etc and if you are REALLY worried he m
Guess I should elaborate a bit more - though understand that by
sharing this I know it may make me look petty. The decision to remove
the vendor was fiscal as well as personal...
The owner of said vendor service has professionally and personally
insulted both myself and my boss. When asked for
Usually simple is better. the more you try to explain the worse it's
going to sound.
Something like "Your services are no longer required. We've enjoyed
working with you. Thank you."
There is no reason for any technical explanation.
-Cameron
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 6:38 PM, C. Hatton Humphr
All joking aside, any time I've been in a similar situation I always try to
take the professional magnanimous role. No real sense twisting the knife.
Thank them for their x years of excellent service they've provided and just
let them know that as your organizational needs have changed as a compan
Dear Vendor,
I'm here to fire useless I.T. providers and chew bubble gum. And I'm fresh
out of bubble gum.
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 6:38 PM, C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
>
> We've got an IT service that we are terminating services with but I've
> been asked for technical input on the letter - bas
We've got an IT service that we are terminating services with but I've
been asked for technical input on the letter - basically they used to
provide all of the IT services; now we are finally pulling the last
item they had influence over but there may be other points of entry.
While I'm generally
Zillions of years ago when consumer computing was still in its
infancy, there was a list of the 50 most common passwords. A master
h...@ck3r could break into a lot of computers just by walking through
this list. Well, the list still exists and thanks to gawker, we have
an update to it. The top pas
