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E Z $ 4 U

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From: Baitman
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 00:00
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You probably have heard or seen the so-called $1.00 concept interpreted f=
rom time to time. Are you still confused or skeptical? Allow me to try to=
 explain in lay persons lingo if
I may. With the emergence of the current computer/Internet boom in full s=
wing, we have the opportunity to capitalize on "quick cash"!  This so-cal=
led "quick cash" is available to anyone that roams the Internet, and has =
the outlook that there is still a few ways to make a quick- buck without =
investing a lot of money!!  If you're still interested, read on.
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This information has been appearing for a period of time, and has grasped=
 the attention of thousands of people over the Internet!  Personally,  I'=
ve been raised to believe, " If it sounds too good to be true, it probabl=
y is."  I have worked since I was 13 years old at one job or another, and=
 up to now I firmly believed that was the only way to generate any type o=
f income!  However, this idea is such a no-brainer, I simply had to try i=
t!!  Your required investment is $5.00, no this is not a typo.  A minimal=
 $5.00 investment has the capabilities of yielding you BIG-TIME BUCKS !! =
 Now I've heard of people raking in over $50,000 in just over a months ti=
me!!  Quite frankly, that sounded a little far-fetched to me initially, b=
ut now after just a few days into the mix,  I'm pleasantly surprised!!  E=
ven though the sun is shining as I am typing this letter, it is literally=
 raining dollar bills upon me!!  Needless to say, this extra income has b=
een put to good use with three kids in my household!  =


My  next concern was is this operation legal?  After all, how can making =
money be this simple and legitimate at the same time?  After several phon=
e calls and conversations,  I was indeed assured, that providing I mail o=
nly one dollar to the person I am asking to put on their mailing list,  I=
 am in fact paying for a service.  And that particular service consists o=
f using the Internet to advertise a business.  You're probably asking wha=
t is this business,
right?  Quite simply, this business has to do with compiling a mailing li=
st of people who have an interest in working from home with their compute=
rs to generate a cash flow.
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Now for those of you that are still interested and possess a positive out=
look,  read on and prepare to be a believer!!

You've heard of the Texas Two-Step,  right?  Let me introduce you to the =
Terrific Three- Step!!
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STEP # 1
Retrieve five sheets of paper, stamps, and envelopes. Next, write your fu=
ll name and address along with your e-mail address on each sheet of paper=
, with the words:  " Please place me on your mailing list".  In addition,=
  enclose a one dollar  ($1) bill.  Be sure and wrap the sheet of paper a=
round the dollar ($1) bill,  to ensure complete confidentiality. Put the =
paper and the dollar bill in each envelope and mail to the following: =


see the "Fab Five" addresses on the next page:




"Fab Five" addresses:
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1) Erik Gruber,  7528 Hastings Ave,  Hesperia, CA  92345-7502
2) Vicky Gibbs,  4 Marion Drive,  Coventry, RI   02816
3) Jonathan Nunes,  32 Hodes Ave,  #2,  Taunton, MA  02780
4) Jenny Redington,  9 Hawthorne Place,  #7E,  Boston, MA  02114
5) Jeff Carpenter,  P.O. Box 276,  Independence,  KS  67301
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After you have mailed your message with the one dollar bill to the above =
listed people,  go to the second step.

STEP  # 2 :
=46rom the "Fab Five" addresses listed above, remove the first name from =
the #1 position,  and move everyone upward one slot on the list. ( For ex=
ample, the address on Position # 3 moves on up to Position # 2,  Position=
 # 4 moves to Position # 3 , and so on).  The above procedure can be done=
 by simply altering the address section as I have shown you, or feel free=
 to retype this document in your own words and thoughts.  After all,  I'm=
 definitely not a professional writer by any means.  You can highlight or=
 import any information you feel may be useful.  Now once you have revamp=
ed or written your own article move on to:

STEP # 3 :
I suggest you post your article to at least 200 newsgroups.  Now consider=
ing there are over 20,000 newsgroups throughout the Internet,  this shoul=
d be rather simple to do.  A word of advice:  try posting it to as many n=
ewsgroups as possible,  especially the larger-sized newsgroups.  The reas=
on for this is the larger the newsgroups,  the more people that will see =
your message.  And walah!!  You're now in the mailing list business!!  Yo=
u should expect to see profitable returns in approximately 2 to 3 weeks t=
ime.  =

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NOW HERE  IS WHY THE SYSTEM IS SO SUCCESSFUL!!!

The Internet is growing daily at a phenomenal rate, doubling once a year.=
  There are millions of people surfing the Internet and an estimated  100=
,000 users scanning the newsgroups of which there are nearly  20,000.  If=
 you became interested in this article, why shouldn't thousands of others=
!!   In theory if only eight people respond to your article, you make $8 =
for every two hundred postings with your name at #5. Each person who sent=
  you a $1 now also makes  two hundred postings with your name at #4 equa=
ting to $64.  Your 64 new agents also make two hundred postings each with=
 your name at #3, say 12,800 postings equating to $512.  These 512  agent=
s again make at least 200 postings each with your name at #2 equating to =
$4,096  or 102,400 postings.  Finally,  4,096 people once again make two =
hundred postings with your name at #1 and this would add up to $32,768 be=
fore your name drops off the list!   Of  course there are no guarantees =

but  I  feel that  it's worth a try at a mere $5 investment.
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HONESTY IS ESSENTIAL!!
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 This system is based on everyone being honest,  it might be tempting not=
 to bother mailing out envelopes with dollar bills inside, but there are =
ways to discover when someone  is cheating.  The success for all is depen=
dent  upon this taking place and if carried out will mean a 500% increase=
 on your article being redistributed. This system won't work to your or o=
ther peoples advantage if you don't follow the procedure.

Please give this some serious thought,. because this is one of the few mo=
ney making  ideas =

that  you can try with a very small investment!!



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From: Baitman <baitman@terranet.net>
Subject: E Z $ 4 U
Date: 1997/01/22
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