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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 24 Jun 1997.
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If you live outside Canada you may read this:(part1)

If you live outside Canada you may read this:(part1)

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 24 Jun 1997
News Release:

Subject: People Search

People Search and locator service goes High Tech in Barrie, Ontario, 
Canada.

Canadian Company has developed a system to locate missing persons by 
utilizing both traditional and state of the art, high tech information 
retrieval systems.

The world gets smaller every day, and the movement of the population is 
now done with ease and  results in many people moving from one country to 
another.  This results in many families loosing touch with relatives 
friends and former  business associates.

If you think you might need to contact some one in Canada, Global 
Marketing Business Solutions (GMBS) will guarantee to find the person 
you are looking for or money is refunded.  GMBS is proud of their 98% 
success rate dispite the fact that in most cases, very little information
was provided on the missing person.  There is a great deal of 
satisfaction in performing this search function for people when happy 
reunions are the result of their efforts.

You can locate a missing person or a loved one by requesting more 
information on this low cost service by contacting:

(Please note the e-mail address at the top is altered to prevent 
spamming)

Please use: gmb...@usa.net

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