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From: Richard Caley (MYFIRSTNAME@MYLASTNAME.org.uk)Date: 11/05/02
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From: Richard Caley <MYFIRSTNAME@MYLASTNAME.org.uk> Date: Tue, 05 Nov 2002 10:12:00 GMT
In article <usf2a668dqqf95@corp.supernews.com>, Kenneth Crudup (kc) writes:
kc> Without (your dubious use of the term) "SPAM"ming what appear to be
kc> a few applicable groups, how would you ever know about their product?
I have never bought anything as a result of unsolicited mail or email
or commercial usenet posting. I don't think I am unusual in
that. While people may get to know of the product, they will get to
know it is to be avoided.
I believe the accepted wisdom on getting your product noticed
positively on Usenet is to put a short note in your signature then
become a useful member of some relevent groups. People will then
associated it with `that guy who provides useful help about XXX' not
`that plonker who posts pointless adverts'.
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