[savedbygrace]

What you are still FAILING to understand is that the IRS was not, ever, paying Sonasoft to back up anything.

There was a contract for one year for Sonasoft to provide archiving SOFTWARE only, to one department at the IRS, and that was not the department Loise Lerner worked in.

So, that contract was for software only, NOT for Sonasoft to back up anything..

Therefore, you are wrong, and you continue to not understand that you are wrong. That is pathetic.

[don-o]

What you are still FAILING to understand is that the IRS was not, ever, paying Sonasoft to back up anything.

I am having some doubts in my own mind. Something does not seem right about the company. However, They were active for more than one year.

This site purports to show eight separate contracts in the 2006 - 2010 time frame.

One thing that seems fishy is the relatively low dollar amount.

[Rock N Jones]

If so, still it is worthy of checking into further. The timing is suspicious and surely there must be some some loose John Dean screws in there somewhere. Turn the place upside down and find them.

[Kackikat]

And you call yourself ‘savedbygrace’...that’s really what’s pathetic.

[don-o]

There was a contract for one year for Sonasoft to provide archiving SOFTWARE only, to one department at the IRS, and that was not the department Loise Lerner worked in.

No. There were eight contracts with treasury for multiple years.

http://government-contractors.findthebest.com/l/65751/Sonasoft-Corporation-in-San-Jose-CA