Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 8 Sep 1996.
Computer Graphics Employment Opp.
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 8 Sep 1996 - 16 Sep 1996
Computer Graphics Work at Home 486 PC or better Required Average $30/hour 800/455-3558 inside U.S 818/865-6940 outside U.s WWW.3dexpress.com
[It's back- the scam that spams! All you have to do is buy some expensive software that doesn't actually work, and then you can have whatever work you manage to do with it rejected for one reason or another- cute, isn't it? Has another crop of suckers hit the net yet?] km <kmc...@adnetsol.com> wrote: >Computer Graphics >Work at Home >486 PC or better Required >Average $30/hour > >800/455-3558 inside U.S > >818/865-6940 outside U.s > >WWW.3dexpress.com Now at last you can see the art of Andrew Werby: sculpture, jewelry, and graphics. Browse the "techniques" section for information on various art processes. Link to places on the web with information useful to artists. Be the first on your block to know what "juxtamorphic" art is! Andrew Werby - United Artworks http://users.lanminds.com/~drewid
In article <323...@adnetsol.com> kmc...@adnetsol.com "km" writes: > Computer Graphics > Work at Home > 486 PC or better Required > Average $30/hour > [Clip] > WWW.3dexpress.com > They charge you for the special 3D modelling software they supply, then they can accept or refuse the graphics you produce before payment. I used to see 3dexpress adverts on alt.3Dstudio, but they seem to have given up posting there as too many people who were burnt by them have posted their stories. -- This is not real life - this is a MicroSoft UNIVERSE(tm) V0.9 beta test site. To subscribe to the on-line help and documentation CD-ROM library service (for all the answers), make your soul payable to "Bill Gates". No warranty expressed or implied. Void where prohibited by good taste. Contents may settle after packing. Robert (nojay) Sneddon
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