RS> DC>Do they read Email? My impression is that few companies do, and
RS>   >even fewer count it the way they do snail mail. Email is too
RS>   >easy.
RS> That should make them want to deal with the public that way!
     The FLOOD!  I am just a guilty as anyone else: I
will send an E-Mail message where I would not bother to
print it out, put it in an envelop, and apply a 32c
stamp.  Heck, this message is one of them!  I figure
this message is NO COST (whatever costs are already
paid for/the same whether I send the message or not).
     I have a friend who is a stamp collector.  He
scans the InterNet for company names and sends E-mail
requests for their catalog by Snail mail.  He doesn't
want the catalog - he wants the stamp!  And it hasn't
cost him a cent to ask.  Some companies ignore him,
some send E-mail explaining that their catalog is
online, and his postal carrier bitches about all the
heavy catalogs he receives!
  FIDO: Bill White @ 1:135/110 (Miami)
 InterNet: bill.white@110.sunshine.com
 * SLMR 2.1a * A double positive is never negative.... Yeah, right!
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