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1 total messages Started by David Squires Fri, 19 Feb 1999 00:00
Free Windows 98 training
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Author: David Squires
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 00:00
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Get free Windows 98 training at my Hand Technologies website for a limited
time. Go to:

handtech.com/tcweb/drsq.

Sign up for the full program and be eligible to take up to 190 courses such
as these for only $60 a year. It's almost a too-good-to-be true opportunity.

Sign up two friends and recoup your investment!!!!

Your initial $145 sign up fee is recouped as soon as you get two other
people to
sign up. Also, there is a special running through March 31 that will allow
members to take up to 190 courses online for just $60. That's not per
course; that's the total amount for as many of those courses as you'd like
to take. These courses range from beginner, moderate and advance hardware
and software related courses as well as math and grammar topics. Normally,
members have to pay close to $110 for this wide selection of courses. The
$60 rate usually allows members to select from about 60 courses.

Free Windows 98 training!!!!

Also, if you sign up now, the course demo is a free training class in
Windows 98. I took it recently and was amazed at how quickly I learned.
Just go to the site, click on learn at hand and follow the prompts to the
free demo. It's that easy.

Even more for computer gurus!!!

Also, techs can use the program to sell, buy personal items, take courses
or be a
hands on trainer or onsite technician. There are so many ways to make money
here, and as of March 31, the parent company is going to make stock options
available to moderate achievers. Let me know if you have any questions.
Reach me at (912)476-8746.

And  please drop by he site again at handtech.com/tcweb/drsq
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