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Ian Sargent
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
Folks,

I have just launched a new modelling forum and you are invited to
take a closer look.

Unlike other forums this one is going to be different! One of the
things we will be doing is to run three monthly competitions:

Model of the month
Photo of the month
Tip of the month

Ii is hoped that through these competitions you will have the chance
to win over £500 (approx $900) worth of prizes every month.

To find out more just visit our site ate

http://www.forums-4-u.com

I look forward to seeing you in our forums.

Regards
Ian
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Eddy Matthews
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
> I have just launched a new modelling forum and you are invited to
> take a closer look.
>
> Unlike other forums this one is going to be different! One of the
> things we will be doing is to run three monthly competitions:
>
> Model of the month
> Photo of the month
> Tip of the month
>
> Ii is hoped that through these competitions you will have the chance
> to win over £500 (approx $900) worth of prizes every month.

And you seriously expect people to leave a free newsgroup to join a
pay-to-view forum? Now we know how you can pay out £500 in prizes every
month! I wish you luck, your going to need it!! Coz here's one user that
WON'T be joining your forum....

Eddy


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e
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
>
>> I have just launched a new modelling forum and you are invited to
>> take a closer look.
>>
>> Unlike other forums this one is going to be different! One of the
>> things we will be doing is to run three monthly competitions:
>>
>> Model of the month
>> Photo of the month
>> Tip of the month
>>
>> Ii is hoped that through these competitions you will have the chance
>> to win over £500 (approx $900) worth of prizes every month.
>
>And you seriously expect people to leave a free newsgroup to join a
>pay-to-view forum? Now we know how you can pay out £500 in prizes every
>month! I wish you luck, your going to need it!! Coz here's one user that
>WON'T be joining your forum....
>
>Eddy
>
>
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sign 'em up. clean 'em out. run like hell.
oh yeah, sure mr barnum.

John Stevenson
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
On Sun, 16 May 2004 21:17:11 GMT, tooftoof@verizon.net (e) wrote:

>
>>
>>> I have just launched a new modelling forum and you are invited to
>>> take a closer look.
>>>
>>> Unlike other forums this one is going to be different! One of the
>>> things we will be doing is to run three monthly competitions:
>>>
>>> Model of the month
>>> Photo of the month
>>> Tip of the month
>>>
>>> Ii is hoped that through these competitions you will have the chance
>>> to win over £500 (approx $900) worth of prizes every month.
>>
>>And you seriously expect people to leave a free newsgroup to join a
>>pay-to-view forum? Now we know how you can pay out £500 in prizes every
>>month! I wish you luck, your going to need it!! Coz here's one user that
>>WON'T be joining your forum....
>>
>>Eddy

This according to the web blurb this is based on 1,000 people joining, well
999 now Eddy has declined <g>

This does seem rather a high number given that many free Yahoo groups run
around the 250 to 750 figure.
If they were pay for groups this would drop to probably to single figures.
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Regards,

John Stevenson
Nottingham, England.

Joel Corwith
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
> sign 'em up. clean 'em out. run like hell.
> oh yeah, sure mr barnum.

He never said that.

Joel. phx

e
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
>
>> sign 'em up. clean 'em out. run like hell.
>> oh yeah, sure mr barnum.
>
>He never said that.
>
>Joel. phx
>
>
and how much of your money did you send him?

Peter A Forbes
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
On Sun, 16 May 2004 22:25:08 +0100, John Stevenson
<john@stevenson-engineers.co.uk> wrote:


>This according to the web blurb this is based on 1,000 people joining, well
>999 now Eddy has declined <g>
>
>This does seem rather a high number given that many free Yahoo groups run
>around the 250 to 750 figure.
>If they were pay for groups this would drop to probably to single figures.

There are a lot of things that you have to agree to in the T&C's, but nothing at
all about what the organisers/web masters agree to do in return.

Peter

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Joel Corwith
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
"e" <tooftoof@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:EcRpc.15583404$Of.2600990@news.easynews.com.. .
>
> >
> >> sign 'em up. clean 'em out. run like hell.
> >> oh yeah, sure mr barnum.
> >
> >He never said that.
> >
> >Joel. phx
> >
> >
> and how much of your money did you send him?

It was on the Bibliography channel, but you can search the net on Barnum and
"sucker". He was a showman, not a con-artist.

Joel. phx

e
May 16, 2004, 10:01 PM
>Nor does it mean he says the phrase everyone attributes to him, even if he
>believed it.
>
>Joel. phx
>
>Of course you seem to be lacking a clue.
>
>
also key-reckt!

Kyle
May 17, 2004, 01:00 PM
Did it cross anyones mind that he might be legitimately trying to start a
decent modeling resource? If your going to have your reservations about
paying then think them but dont blatantly call the guy a con-artist when you
have absolutely nothing to base the accusation on. Jeez...

Kyle