Adviser Class action & realamp web site, page-631

Hi klr,
I would be very surprised if your replies to effie produced any angst in the moderators .
You display your inexperience on HC , your posts , are models of decorum compared with any that might upset administration.

Anyway, I am hopeful that we will shortly start to see a more conciliatory approach from AMP towards all concerned.
I can see no way forward for the company until it cleans up its reputation with both the public and investment planners [ not just AMP planners regard them with disdain by the way], and that means the litigation has to go away.
Now AMP was evil , and has been for a long time.
Frankly , a lot of their agents , spent more time trying to get into their clients pockets than actually sorting out their needs.
So, I am not going to cry much over each group , but there are plenty of people who weren't bad, and deserve the chance to resurrect their lives and careers , both inside and out.
For that AMP needs to flourish , first step , convince people the evil empire which was so inwardly focused and uncaring , has changed,
If bad mouthing the past is needed to properly get that across, so be it.
cheers