cool... what do you think

Quoted message said:

Hi guy's,

What do you think to this idea, I've just purchased one just last
week.... it works great
http://www.timani-ltd.co.uk

Looks like another gimmicky gadget that will never catch on.

Ken

--
Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride. ~John F. Kennedy

Quoted message said:

What do you think to this idea, I've just purchased one just last
week.... it works great
http://www.timani-ltd.co.uk

I think you need practice with your spamming. You should have said
something like "I'm thinking about getting one of these, what do you
think?".

But I think the bike alarm may have merit. I dont' think a guy wants to
be riding down teh road on a bike making some loud alarm noise. My
guess is he might stop his theft attempt teh minute the alarm went off
if he were in a high people-traffic area like the front of a grocery
store or other business.

Rich

Rich said:

I think you need practice with your spamming. You should have said
something like "I'm thinking about getting one of these, what do you
think?".

Quoted message said:

Rich

Giving advise on spamming tactics? As if they don't do it often enough. 🙂

Ken

--
Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride. ~John F. Kennedy

You had to buy one? I would have thought you could get one for free seeing
as you own the company.

<[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Hi guy's,

What do you think to this idea, I've just purchased one just last
week.... it works great
http://www.timani-ltd.co.uk

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 07:45:55 -0800, tim.rycroft wrote:

1) Be honest and say you are making and selling the product.

2) Read the newsgroups for a while to judge how spammers are treated in
each one.

3) Make it clear the product is at best proof against casual thieves and
can easily be defeated by a serious thief.

4) Learn to punctuate properly in your advertising material.

5) And, as this is mostly a USA-based newsfroup, quote a price in USD.

Mike

In article <pan.2005.12.08.19.59.09.520304
@firstnamelastname.com.invalid>, Mike Causer

() said:

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 07:45:55 -0800, tim.rycroft wrote:

1) Be honest and say you are making and selling the product.

2) Read the newsgroups for a while to judge how spammers are treated in
each one.

3) Make it clear the product is at best proof against casual thieves and
can easily be defeated by a serious thief.

4) Learn to punctuate properly in your advertising material.

5) And, as this is mostly a USA-based newsfroup, quote a price in USD.

You omitted the important one, Mike.

6) Please go and die in a ditch.

<URL:http://legslarry.8bit.co.uk/Pikey/spam_pie.jpg>

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Dave Larrington said:

In article <pan.2005.12.08.19.59.09.520304
@firstnamelastname.com.invalid>, Mike Causer

() said:

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 07:45:55 -0800, tim.rycroft wrote:

1) Be honest and say you are making and selling the product.

2) Read the newsgroups for a while to judge how spammers are treated in
each one.

3) Make it clear the product is at best proof against casual thieves and
can easily be defeated by a serious thief.

4) Learn to punctuate properly in your advertising material.

5) And, as this is mostly a USA-based newsfroup, quote a price in USD.

You omitted the important one, Mike.

6) Please go and die in a ditch.

<URL:http://legslarry.8bit.co.uk/Pikey/spam_pie.jpg>

I don't know about that last one. I don't mind reading about cute
products as long as they're bike related. My father once told me that
he never sends salesman away without listening a bit since you never
know what you might find out.

But at least be honest and don't give that "Hey, I just found this".

I am always amazed when someone goes to all of the trouble of building
a web site for their product, and then fails to do a simple spelling
check.

"deterrant"

It does tend to make one think that the product might also be just a
bit defective.