From: Norman Jacobs (wincat@icsi.net)
Date: Sun Mar 08 1998 - 10:51:59 MST
Exactly right! Please send more info. Norman Jacobs
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From: FRE.12@msn.com
Subject: WHAT TO DO ...HOW TO DO IT!!!
Date: Sat, 07 Mar 98 18:31:50 EST
To: URPAL@hotmail.com
More and more companies are downsizing.
More and more people are working for themselves, and many are [or want
to] work out of their homes.
There are something like 80,000,000 users of the Internet today. The
Net is a wild, crazy, ever-changing baby that seems to be living in the
days of the old west. There are no rules because technology keeps
changing the playing field.
So how can an individual work from home and take advantage of this Dodge
City that surrounds us?
Its hard. Really hard. If you are selling a service, or a product, and
you are not a large company, what can you do?
Email.
Spam? No - responsible email, with no hype, no lies, no bull. Yes,
there are some who say that ANY form of unsolicited email is illegal.
Wrong!!!
__________________________________________________________________
A landmark decision in the State of Washington recently determined
that bulk email
advertising is absolutely legal and proper. No state or federal court
has ruled otherwise.
__________________________________________________________________
So, by using responsible email, you can reach that huge market at a
fraction of the cost of traditional bulk mail. As low as 1/10th of a
cent per address....
If you are interested in learning more about this, please call
561-835-4077, or send a fax to 561-835-0690 and be sure to leave your
name, phone and email address. No obligation, no push, no hype. Just
honest information.
Thanks for your time, and we hope your day is filled with quality time.
Sincerely,
Dave
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Date: 03/08/98
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