I received a letter today which was had a hand typed envelope, no return address from Long Island, NY. Someone had a folded up newspaper inside with a post it note that said "Jer - check this out, L" handwritten on it.
The newspaper was custom to my city with some info about Government auctions. My wife called them to complain about this type of piece in today's age and they knew exactly what it said and how it was presented. Spam techniques moving to the real world, or did it start the other way around?
Its ironic the biggest winner is generally keeping its mouth shut. The behemoth AOL Time Warner is keeping its mouth shut, it stands to be a huge winner on both sides of the battle. AOL will continue charging consumers and taking out of one pocket to pay the record companies in the other pocket. It gets to easily eliminate smaller competitors through "legislation" while consumers lose out in the end.
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First Monica, now the space guys, giving interns a bad name forever...
Jeremy
Faith Friends
I received a letter today which was had a hand typed envelope, no return address from Long Island, NY. Someone had a folded up newspaper inside with a post it note that said "Jer - check this out, L" handwritten on it. The newspaper was custom to my city with some info about Government auctions. My wife called them to complain about this type of piece in today's age and they knew exactly what it said and how it was presented. Spam techniques moving to the real world, or did it start the other way around?
Jeremy
FaithFriends
Its ironic the biggest winner is generally keeping its mouth shut. The behemoth AOL Time Warner is keeping its mouth shut, it stands to be a huge winner on both sides of the battle. AOL will continue charging consumers and taking out of one pocket to pay the record companies in the other pocket. It gets to easily eliminate smaller competitors through "legislation" while consumers lose out in the end.
Jeremy
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