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I created this new board as a place to talk about issues with the ibmpension board.

This is actually one of four boards I created on September 22, 2012, as a place to talk about issues with IBM related boards on Yahoo. The four issues boards in alphabetical order

The moderators seem to be Anti-IBM Bitter Dwell on the past Labor Union bigots Left-Wing Obama lovers Getting Amazon commissions from some book they keep mentioning Leaning toward socialism I feel

Members of my 4 issues boards at this point: ibmemployeeissuesissues 28 IBMissues 43 ibmpensionissues 54 ibmretireeissues 55 I assume that ibmemployeeissues membership is by far the lowest because

I completely agree with your view of the moderators. Roughly 50% of my appends are censored by the moderators. I think the sole reason is that they simply disagree with the views that I express,

Some different news! http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/19/us-att-pension-idUSBRE89I14Y20121019 "AT&T's pension plan was underfunded by about $10.2 billion at the end of 2011, a company

Is there an implication that IBM's Pension fund is underfunded?

Please read: http://www.businessinsurance.com/article/20120329/NEWS03/120329851?tags=|307|77|82#

According to your referenced URL: With $86.6 billion in plan assets, Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM Corp. had the second-largest pension program in 2011. Its plans were 89.3% funded last year, down slightly

According to this post over in the real IBM pension group, the US pension fund is in even better shape than that. It was only about 2% underfunded at the end of

zimowski, I like your idea, however, I seem to recall that Yahoo has a rule against reposting messages from one board to another withoug permission from the author. Does anyone know for sure? I will

For years, this boring website routinely rips-off postings from Yahoo message boards and posts them for all to see: http://www.ibmemployee.com/ All the mentions of "throat" and "crammed" are

Democrats, please don't read: (it's about vote buying) http://dailycaller.com/2012/10/28/documents-treasury-officials-held-2009-backroom-bailout-meeting-on-delphi-pension-plans/ So glad IBM was not

Typical Chicago Democrat politics,,,, ?Chicago is my home town,,,, it hasn't changed since Al Capone was King. ?

namref and zimowski, I have decided to try the idea and see who complains about it.

Here is an interesting subject that was the source of some good discussion on the ibmpension board that was prematurely cut off by a moderator. I am posting the entire thread here and inviting

As a retiree, I am lucky enough to have IBM health care coverage and, although our benefits seem to shrink a bit more every year, having IBM coverage is much better than having no coverage. Given

I attempted to post the following message on the ibmpension board several days ago. Post never made it so I assume the moderators rejected it. Would someone that knows how to bypass the moderators

OK flatiron_blues. I know how to bypass the moderators on ibmpension and have posted a message on your behalf there fully recognizing the risk of being banned from the ibmpension board but really

You are hoping PPACA gets repealed? You do realize companies are under NO obligation to provide healthcare to anyone, with or without PPACA. PPACA may be your only choice someday and you hope it