Current mood:	thoughtful
Current music:	Apoptygma Berzerk - Love Never Dies

QuickQuote goes up like a Ph...like some firey bird.
So, what happened to QuickQuotes, then?

Its death and rebirth from the ashes hit like a bolt from the blue, surprising all while they worked, unknowing of what lay ahead.

Er, right?

Wankstar, the former owner, posts an e-mail which seems to tell a different story...

Received: by 10.54.43.6 with SMTP id q6mr214153wrq;
Thu, 21 Apr 2005 19:12:36 -0700 (PDT)

[...]

Dear Sheena,

In the course last night and today, we have discussed QuickQuote extensively and feel that the best thing to do for everyone involved is for us to leave. We don't want there to be any animosity or arguments and believe that this is the best thing we can do for all parties involved. There is a difference of opinions as to how the newsletter should be run and owned and not everyone will be on the same page - nor will they change their minds, so we've decided to close the book to avoid any of the above said animosity or arguments.

With respect,

Chrystal, Jen, Julie, and Tarie


Now, I'm not one to judge or draw conclusions, but something smells fishy in Denmark.

ETA: Tarie complains about someone e-mailing her and she and company admit to having left en masse.