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Article #557Re: Copyrights for Sale
From: mbabar
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 00:00
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Jim Townsend wrote: > Hello Investors: > > I would like to sell my copyrights (US and Canadian) for the software I have > developed. I am asking $5 million USD firm. This product has the potential > to be worth Billions. However, I have given up looking for investors to > bring the application to market. Unfortunately, I am Canadian, so getting a > large enough investment to make a realistic go of marketing my application > is impossible. Everyone that has seen my application has told me it has a > wonderful potential an it is a fantastic idea. Do you want to be filthy > rich beyond your wildest dreams? ME TOO! That's why I spent over two and a > half years writing this software, and it can all be yours for a pittance. > > If you would like more information on my product, please call me at (403) > 703 - 4978. I am also willing to work for the people that buy my > application to help them achieve its full potential. I would LOVE to get a > green card and move to the US, so I am most interested in selling the > software to someone that would like to hire me as well. Unfortunately, I am > primarily self educated in my field of endeavour and do not possess a > degree so getting into the US legitimately is a real hassle. I have a head > full of ideas and the skills to turn those ideas into software and I know > that if I could just get into the US with enough money to start a business, > I would do really well. > > Datamorf is a software emulation of a human brain. It's unique structure > means this is the only database, contact manager and document archiver you > will ever need. However, its usage goes far beyond that. My rationale being, > we only have one brain to work with and look at the myriad of uses we put > it to. Model a software application after it and the application has as many > uses. You can download a copy of my software from my web page at > http://www.dr-c-datamorf.com > > Looking forward to hearing from you... > > Dr. Computer > Jim Townsend > > -- > Jim Townsend > Dr. Computer Corporation > mailto:dr_c@dr-c-datamorf.com > (403) 703 - 4978 > http://www.dr-c-datamorf.com You can get more information about DataMorf or > click to get a copy from ftp://161.184.84.235/datademo.exe > > DataMorf is a software emulation of a human brain. DataMorf stores > information in the same way as you do in your own mind, allowing you to > catalogue absolutely anything! It also does document compression and > archival for literally ANY type of computer data or program files, allowing > you to catalogue all of your documents and relate them to any other person, > place or thing in the database. This makes it easy to find ANY of the > documents in your Archive Library instantaneously. Because of its unique > structure, DataMorf replaces all of your different Databases, Contact > Managers and Document Archivers with this single application. DataMorf is > designed as an interface for a Neural Net.
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