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1. Learn the law before you throw accusations around. Slander is an oral falsity, libel is a written one. One cannot be accused of slander for something that is written down. Moreover, it is not libel to say that someone might be in violation of the law if the alleged accusation is true.
2. I never accused you of anything other than to let you know that you may be in violation of consumer fraud regulations as well as susceptible to a civil suit for false implied endorsement.
3. I never said I had proof, only that information had been relayed to me.
If you wish to assume the worse about me that is fine. You have constantly insulted my intelligence and intentions. I never called you an asshole, but your continual diversion of the issues by namecalling and supposition sure lives up to that definition.
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