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Re: Global Recycling network.FREE ACCESS!!

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From: Atlas Computer Systems
Date: Tue, 21 Mar 1995 09:52
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grn@grn.com (Postmaster) writes:


Irrelevant to newsgroups posted. Keep Usenet tidy.

>BRING A WORLDWIDE RECYCLING MARKETPLACE TO YOUR DESKTOP.
>SUBSCRIBE TO GRN. IT'S FREE.

>GRN Information Service is NOW OFFERED FREE to all Internet Business Users.
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------

>        Global Recycling Network (GRN) is an information service set up on
>the Internet to help businesses around the world in exchanging trade leads
>of recyclable goods. From raw materials and industrial byproducts to used
>or rebuilt equipment and machinery, a wide variety of new leads are added
>every day directly by subscribers from businesses worldwide to GRN�s
>database. Buy and sell offers can be posted and retrieved in real time by
>all the businesses connected to GRN making the service highly effective
>both on a national scale and internationally where GRN becomes a direct
>link between industrialized nations and developing countries.

>GRN ECHO )))
>------------

>        This new addition to the GRN on-line service allows subscribers to have
>just those trade leads they are interested in delivered every day automatically
>to their e-mail address. All they have to do is enter a personalized search
>profile and the system automatically scans every day the latest trade leads
>uploaded in the database looking for matches which are then delivered to the
>subscriber's e-mail address. It's that simple! No need to log-on to the database.
>No more time wasted in long searches. You can sit back and concentrate on your
>daily schedule. GRN ECHO ))) will take care of doing the searching, delivering
>then the results to your doorstep, quickly and efficiently.

>        The introduction of the GRN ECHO ))) Service allows Internet Users
>who do not have Telnet or WWW access to take advantage of Global Recycling
>Network. They send in their own Trade Leads by e-mail and receive the ones
>they are interested in by the same means. This opens the GRN on-line service
>to all those Developing Countries that have only e-mail access, thus
>increasing considerably the world-wide coverage of Global Recycling Network.

>FOR YOUR FREE SUBSCRIPTION AND MORE INFORMATION:

>          -  visit our WWWeb Page at http://grn.com/grn/
>          -  send e-mail to info@grn.com (automated response)



>GLOBAL  RECYCLING  NETWORK
>2715A Montauk Hwy, Brookhaven, New York 11719, U.S.A.
>E-mail: queries@grn.com   FAX: +1-516-286 5551
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From: atlas@alpha.bin-sixx.com (Atlas Computer Systems)
Subject: Re: Global Recycling network.FREE ACCESS!!
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Sender: usenet@alpha.bin-sixx.com
Organisation: Binary Sixx Systems, Inc
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Organization: Computing Science Dept., Glasgow University, Glasgow, Scotland
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