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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Dec 1996.
Re: Post your message to EVERY newsgroup fo

Re: Post your message to EVERY newsgroup fo


IGMG wrote:

> I have developed a Windows 95 and Windows NT Internet Marketing Solution that will
> revolutionize the way you conduct direct marketing over the Internet. With one sophisticated
> program your company can contact over 3 MILLION Internet Users.

> Don�t cross-post, it looks terrible and very unprofessional. With my software the users think the
> message was posted especially to their favorite newsgroup, they don�t see 26,000 other newsgroups
> in the message header. All they see is the newsgroup they read. Talk about personal service.
>      

I'll talk to some persons knowing the net to avoid this BIG BULLSHIT!

(And BTW your server will receive complaints if you post this hair raising
net load.

Have you ever thought of server loads just one message takes if you use
your program? Do you think they have their space just for fun?

How braindamaged can you be?

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From: Thorsten Stocksmeier <fla...@teuto.de>
Subject: Re: Post your message to EVERY newsgroup fo
Date: 1996/12/14
Message-ID: <58tgfo$th...@varus.teuto.de>#1/1
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organization: Wonderous Experiences Inc.
newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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