The pattern of what the SBA likes to call miscoding is anything but random. ❋ Unknown (2008)
- Refused to end the diversion of billions of dollars a month in federal small business contracts to corporate giants, and consistently misled Congress and the media by claiming that the diversion of federal small business contracts to large corporations is the result of "miscoding," and "data entry errors." ❋ Unknown (2010)
If any journalist tries to take on the Small Business Administration, they will get the standard answer the SBA has been regurgitating for over a decade, that this is merely "computer glitches," "simple human error," "miscoding," and that the "data is as clean as it has ever been." ❋ Unknown (2010)
And why the "miscoding," "computer glitches" and "simple human errors" always report awards to large corporations as small business awards and never the other way around? ❋ Unknown (2010)
Small Business Administration (SBA) will claim it is the result of "miscoding," "computer glitches," and "simple human error." ❋ Unknown (2010)
No journalist has ever asked the SBA or any other government official why "miscoding," "computer glitches," "honest mistakes" and "out of date information" always inflate the government's small business contracting statistics and never the other way around. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Why is it that of all the federal investigations that have ever been conducted, not one ever found Fortune 500 firms are receiving federal small business contracts accidentally through "miscoding"? ❋ Unknown (2009)
I would just love to see a journalist ask the SBA's Mike Stamler, why every day since fiscal year 2000 "miscoding," "computer glitches" and "out of date information" always just happen to wind up reporting billions of dollars in federal small business contracts to big businesses as small business awards and never the other way around. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The story would have been much more interesting if some journalist had asked the SBA if $775,773,505 in contracts to Textron Inc., a Fortune 500 firm, were reported as small business contracts as a result of "miscoding" or "computer glitches." ❋ Unknown (2009)
And even worse than the clearly suspicious "miscoding", they are obviously supporting terrorists: ❋ Unknown (2007)
They have never explained why the "miscoding" mistakes ❋ Unknown (2009)
In recent years, the SBA has claimed the diversion of federal small business contracts to large corporations is the result of harmless "miscoding." ❋ Lloyd Chapman (2010)
We expect that by the end of 2010, through our freedom of information requests and lawsuits, that we will prove once and for all that the diversion of billions of dollars a month in federal small business contracts to corporate giants is not honest mistakes, miscoding, or computer glitches. ❋ Unknown (2010)
dude, did you see Miscodes [online] [yesterday]? he's [so cool]!! ❋ MeowImDonkey (2022)
