If you read their "about" page and couldn't pick up on the grammatical and spelling errors (much more grammatical than spelling) then I might question whether or not you actually read it or what your level of reading comprehension ability is. My "agenda" was nothing more than to offer a small company a bit of advice from someone who does advertising/marketing for several very large companies for a living. Once they wrote back, I made a gesture of offering my services and was lambasted with a horribly unprofessional response.

I even went so far as to call the company after I received the initial email in order to find out why I had received such a response and, after speaking with a "Henry" (he advised me that there were two "Henry's" at the company) he advised me that he did not write the letter and would call me back once he found out who had done so and why. Instead of calling me back however, I received another email calling me "AIDS" ridden, etc.

That's great that someone would donate money to a worthy cause however, that does not change the fact that they were completely and utterly out of line in their dealings with me, nor does it change the fact that the lack of attention to detail paid to a small thing such as an "about" page simply leads one to believe that they will lack the necessary attention to detail to build a bike that will not fall apart underneath you.

Finally, you are more than willing to interject yourself into this situation but take note of the last guy who did so; he message is posted above and, instead of thanking him for pointing out the fact that their name was being tarnished on a message board (something I had already pointed out to them), they insulted the guy and personally attacked him as well.

Good luck though, I can't wait to hear what you have to say.

P.S. My entire correspondence with them, to date, is posted on this thread. There is no "hidden agenda" here; what you see is what you get.