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Article #50Re: NEW BBS PROGRAM
From: John Nagle
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:24
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:24
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myron.krawczuk@hitech.newark.nj.us (Myron Krawczuk) writes:
>If you are
>presently a SysOp (actively running a BBS) or are seriously interested
>in setting up your own Board, you are invited to become active in this
>new HiTECH communications *UNiVERSE* as a UNI*STAR BASE Operator. ...
>HiTECH *UNiVERSE* divides the continental U.S. into roughly 125
>geographic areas, with up to 500 UNI*STAR BASES in each, though not
>every one will carry every HiTECH/UNI*STAR service. Your functions,
>duties, responsibilities and income possibilities as a UNI*STAR BASE
>Operator will vary according to your current users, others you want to
>reach, as well as the HiTECH and UNI*STAR options you choose. Some
>entail modest fees...
Sounds like multi-level marketing. May even be a pyramid or Ponzi
scheme, although it's too early to tell.
I suppose it had to happen eventually. Well, there's still a sucker
born every minute.
Check these people out very thoroughly before sending money or signing
a contract.
John Nagle
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