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Posted by Franc Zabkar on 05/04/07 06:43
On Thu, 03 May 2007 00:58:29 GMT, "peter" <peter@aust.com> put finger
to keyboard and composed:
>"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@iinternode.on.net> wrote in message
>news:3f4i331ohj87d3b0o7jot3rktjjevq9n8m@4ax.com...
>> I don't buy from spammers.
>
>Spam is unsoliciated email.
>These are not emails ...
So Usenet, by your definition, is spam free? LOL.
Either you are a troll or a shameless sycophant.
>... and a slong as they place a prefix in the subject line
>then taht is all that matters.
Nonsense. Using COMM or NEWS in your header does not entitle you to
continually post self-indulgent rubbish, it only makes it easier for
others to filter it out. In any case, identifying it as SPAM would be
less dishonest.
>You must be new to usenet. Learn the rules before coming back to play.
I have been around Usenet for over 10 years. Unlike SalesMart, I
understand and respect netiquette.
>>>> In any case, if Pioneer is handling the warranty support, then people
>>>> may as well save the freight cost and deal directly with their choice
>>>> of vendors at various computer markets throughout Australia:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.computerfairs.com.au/
>>>
>>>That site has no drives on it at all.
>>>
>>>> http://www.computermarkets.com/
>>>
>>>That site has no pioneer 212 drives on it.
>>>Are you trolling Franc. If you are going to post at least post where the
>>>drives are cheaper.
>>>
>>>Who sells the pioneer 212 for below $45oz Franc ?
>>>
>>>Don't expect a reply.
>>
>> You've never been to a computer market, have you?
>
>Yes and have been ripped off many times.
>Been sold dead hard drives, dead video cards and a dead computer.
I'd rather choose from over a dozen face-to-face stallholders, most of
whom have bricks-and-mortar shops, than take my chances with a
faceless Internet spammer.
>> http://www.computermarkets.com/market_info.php
>>
>> About the Markets/Fairs
>
>Its where the illegal trade of pirates come out to play.
True, but it's also where the same honest, hardworking, Mum and Dad
businesses turn up year after year.
>The last one I went to there was a police raid on a stall selling pirate
>dvd's.
Of course there are no pirates on the Internet.
>> "For those who have not been to a computer market before, a computer
>> market is no different from any other market in that it is composed of
>> stalls run by various vendors. Each vendor pays a small fee for the
>> space he occupies and uses it to display and sell his goods. The sale
>> that takes place is a transaction between the vendor and the customer
>> and has nothing to do with the organizer of the market.
>
>And if this isn't an add I don't know what is.
>Learn about prefixes and use them yourself.
It isn't an ad, and there is nothing to learn.
- Franc Zabkar
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