LAFAYETTE POLYGRAPH NO LONGER SELLING CONVERUS EYEDETECT

[Tom Tesslin]

Dan:

CORRECTION.  I meant to say not ANY, but examinees that should test out innocent, and end up testing out Deceptive. I wonder if EyeDetect has kept track of that, or if it even matters to them.  In previous posts it was stated they only sell the licenses and do not know what other people are doing. I find it hard to fathom that they just FEDEX these gadgets off and that is the end of it.

In any of Harris's post does anyone recall what is required to be a Certified EyeDetect Examiner, and what is the educational level required.  I think I read in some internet article it was designed to be used by someone that is basically a customer service person or clerk.

[Tom Tesslin]

Dan

I do not want to beat a dead horse on EyeDetect as people are probably sick of this topic considering the exchange over Memorial Day.  However, do you think that EyeDetect is going to be the NEW polygraph and take over.  I know that sounds strange, but these people apparently have limitless amounts of money behind them and could very well purchase the market share.  I suspect that is what sent Lafayette fleeing for cover is the very threat of that premise.

It would be interesting to get feedback from Joe, the poster from TX, as he is in the PSCOT business and from what  have read done a pretty good job of fending off the TAPE and APA examiners as to correct their abusive practices.

[Dan Mangan]

Tom, make no mistake.

EyeDetect will become the new polygraph.

It's all over but the crying.