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Started by Kouji Ishii
Fri, 07 Nov 1997 00:00
We create unique mail software
Author: Kouji Ishii
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 00:00
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Dear Sir, We are Japanese "unique" computer software creators. We make unique and epoch-making internet email software! Look at here,. http://www.kids.recruit.co.jp/bmail/ as soon as possible! I want you to download and try our "BottleMail"! Here we send you an outline of "BottleMail". --------------------------------------------------------------- Our software's name is "BottleMail". This is a system for delivering email, but is totally different from regular email because both the destination (one single person) and the date are unspecified when it will be delivered. Since the sender does not know who will read the mail or when they will read it, it might seem like a meaningless exercise. But we see this kind of "verbose" communication (!?) all the time in daily life. This is how people speak when they talk to themselves or when they pray. The image we had when we got the idea for "BottleMail" is the person on a desert island, writing a letter, sealing it into a bottle and throwing the bottle into the sea. "BottleMail" sets our messages adrift on the Net, the electronic sea which has spread to cover most of the earth at the end of the twentieth century. And it is a tool to create unexpected meetings and connections between people all over the world. "BottleMail" turns upside down the traditional notion of email, which is renowned for its ability to carry messages instantaneously to someone on the opposite side of the Earth. But we see "BottleMail" as uniquely suited to the INTERNET. Flop down on this beach when you want to take a break from surfing the internet! --------------------------------------------------------------- Please send us your good reply! Very truly yours
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