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Article #13997FREE Buying Service on Internet
From: The Golden Gryphon
Date: Tue, 11 May 1993 18:51
Date: Tue, 11 May 1993 18:51
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Hi All, I just wanted to introduce you to a new service. It is called NETMARK. Netmark is a buying service for Government and Commercial customers. You can access Netmark from the internet by telnet or rlogin to netmark.com. There are also dial-in lines available if you are interested. Your login name will be "netmark". You can get pricing information on thousands of products through the Netmark BBS. You can send mail to various vendors, and in the future you will even be able to place orders throught the system. If you have any questions or problems you can e-mail either: bob@netmark.com (Bob Duffy, Owner of Netmark) or paul@openage.com (Technical Consultant) -- The Golden Gryphon gryphon@openage.COM "The Crown Jewel of the American Prison System." - President Bill Clinton on living in The White House. Openage - The Premier SCO UNIX integrator in the Washington D.C. area
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