Re: This is not a discussion board - It's a bunch of ADS! -- What Women Have to Say!

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Subject: Re: This is not a discussion board - It's a bunch of ADS!

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Megan

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Date Posted: 07:10:48 05/24/03 Sat
In reply to: Michele 's message, "This is not a discussion board - It's a bunch of ADS!" on 22:16:42 03/07/03 Fri

Michelle,
It is unfortunate that you make your voice heard for good reason but negative perception. Relax, why it would matter to anyone if people are trying to make money, even if it is a discussion board. We're discussing making money, which is about the oldest discussion in history. Besides, Michelle if there wasn't marketing, sales would not exist and without sales, there would actually be NO economy and without an economy, you would not have the ability to buy a computer where marketing and sales were used to convince you to own one, in order for you to actually voice your opinion in this great country of ours.
Please, if people do not have something nice to say, learn not to say at all. A better approach as my extensive marketing and sales experience taught me is to ASK for what it is you want or need NOT demand. So, for example, maybe, a message of yours could read something like, "Is anyone interested in discussing the benefits we gain from sharing female intuitions, experience and advice, and if so, please let me know.....blah, blah, blah.
This is NOT to offend but to educate and please write me back if you find you would like to talk because I have just initiated exactly what you wanted, " a, discussion".

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