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In ba.singles, chuckl@chips.com (Chuck Linsley) writes:

    In article <540021@aspen.IAG.HP.COM> howeird@aspen.IAG.HP.COM (Howard Stateman) writes:
    Not to disagree with your point, but your numbers are a bit off.  They
    bill themselves as Northern California's largest singles organization,
    and have a few thousand members.  That provides enough revenue to pay
    staff a decent wage, but also increases the workload to the point where
    they may have to have several staff people.  They also do a significant
    amount of radio advertising, which costs money.

Thanks for taking my point to a more accurate conclusion, Chuck. I didn't
realize Perfect Strings had such a large membership (I was drawing on
experience in putting out a newsletter for a non-profit organizations which
had no paid staff).

So has anyone else had any experience with Perfect Strings? It sounds like
a good deal, and for less than $100 a year, pretty painless to join. But
then, if it means buying two tickets to a classical concert in SF, it could
end up costing you your rent money just to date another classical music
lover. :-)

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