Threat of the week from... Euclid University. And it's not even literate :)

I have seen a little of that too, but anyone who is that illiterate would never survive law school.

 

The next time I come across one of "Mott"'s letters at work, I'll give you an idea of how bad it is. You literally cannot discern what he is trying to say. If the sentence structure and grammatical errors aren't enough for you, there is also plenty of random capitalization. The letters aren't the work of a sloppy assistant either; "Mott" answers his own phone and still uses a typewriter to type his letters.

EDIT: Sadly I think this is the result of a cognitive decline. I just looked up a complaint that "Mott" filed in federal court a few years ago (it was also his most recent). Although it did look very unprofessional (the complaint was partially typed on a computer, partially typed on a typewriter, and partially handwritten), he actually used complete sentences and the words he used together made sense.

 

Re: Threats from a trailer?

I wouldn't worry too much about this ..uh, "threat." Accredibase concluded that Euclid was administered from Fr. Laurent Cleenewerck's home at 873 Kahlstrom Ave, Trinidad CA 95570 - although it may have premises in the C.A.R. Pakistan and Washington D.C.

Our esteemed Senior Member Dr. John Bear has just returned from Euclid's ..um... administrative offices in Trinidad CA. He says it's a very nice DOUBLE-WIDE. See here: http://www.degreeinfo.com/general-distance-learning-discussions/40970-instant-help-needed-re-trinidad-calif.html

Johann

 

No one here has broken a sweat.

 

Of course they haven't...and they never will. They're far too busy laughing. Euclid's next "threat of the week" has already arrived from the trailer.

http://www.degreeinfo.com/general-distance-learning-discussions/40991-another-threat-week-again-euclid-slightly-more-literate.html

Johann