From: "Ross Wright" <rwright@adnetsol.com>
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 13:06:33 +0800
To: furballs@netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Spamming (Good or Bad?)
Message-ID: <199608230233.TAA01338@adnetsol.adnetsol.com>
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On Or About 22 Aug 96, 18:27, Paul S. Penrod wrote:
On Wed, 21 Aug 1996, Jim Gillogly wrote:
> "Paul S. Penrod" <furballs@netcom.com> writes:

> > find them using one of the search engines.  Market droids (get
> > over it, dude) are
>> > Nothing to get over. That's Ross who has the problem with the term.

I'm over it.  Hell, I can't even remember which side of this issue I'm 
on. ;-)   Oh, yeah...  I'm a sales-droid, looking for customers like 
a shark...  Never stop moving.....   Feed on the weak....   Yeah, 
that's where I'm at, yeah...

Anyway, the consensus is that what I'm doing (that I thought WAS 
spam) is about as harmless as a cold call, so I'm personally 
vindicated.

I like this next part:

> The issue is convenience, not technology. The majority of US
> consumers couldn't give a rat's ass about the Internet or the Web.
> They want their product or service and they want it now. When the
> Web becomes more convenient to use than the telephone, then you will
> see nirvana for Cybershopping. Right now that isn't happening.

I'm doing O.K., but I've go a product everyone still needs...  And 
the consumers I want have been on the Internet for a long, long time.
So all you geeky programmers (I mean that in the nicest way) buy your
stuff from ME!!!!  
Hey!!!  Was that SPAM!!!!  HEY!!!!!

Ross (Sales Droid) Wright

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