[TheBattman]

So - do you think the massive reaction and email flooding had anything to do with the decision? I would like to think so.....

[kayak]

Frankly, I would prefer to think that it had to do with their own sense of decency and propriety but that's probably hoping for way too much. In the absence of any standards of their own, they were probably persuaded by the potential effects on their finances.

[wingman1]

"So - do you think the massive reaction and email flooding had anything to do with the decision?


I GAROWNTEE you that it did.

[StriperSniper]

I think a $1.2B gap down yesterday might have something to do with it also. :)

[ejo]

massive reaction

I sent an E-mail to slim fast to bring their attention to Whoopi and they were polite to answer within the half hour.......

[votelife]

Just emailed today.

[Dubya]

I think so too. I sent mine in and I meant it. They can forget me as a customer.

[Inge C]

exactly, they received 1.2 millionof angry e-mails.

[Cultural Jihad]

So - do you think the massive reaction and email flooding had anything to do with the decision? I would like to think so.....

Even a handful of letters has a tremendous impact, because business knows that for every piece of correspondence they receive there are a thousand who feel as strongly but don't bother to write. They are not in business to alienate customers or assault their sensitivities and sensibilities. Whoopie will just have to lump it, and seek an honest profession.

[joonbug]

Glad I sent an email. Obviously it helped the cause!