A win-win idea

Hi,Excuse me for interrupting you. I'm Alwen King,As a pursuer of "grid
economy", I am very appreciated with its originality. I think "grid
economy" will be a totally new advertising mode during Web 2.0 days.
Therefore, I also prepare a website "www.virtualchristmas.net" to have
a try.

Maybe you'll ask "Why should I buy your grid(1 grid = 20x20 pixels)?"
You will have an image and a link to your site on my site that could
potentially be seen by millions of people who are curious about Virtual
Christmas, and curious about who have bought the grid and what they put
on the grid, so that they will click to find out themselves.

The site will be online for 5 years guaranteed (at least until November
25 2010), however the aim is to keep the site online forever.The idea
is to create something of an internet time capsule: a homepage that is
unique and permanent. Everything on the internet keeps changing so
fast, it will be nice to have something that stays solid and permanent
for many years. You can be a part of that!

You could help our website operate continuously and attract more
curious people to visit "Virtual Christmas".Meanwhile, it will help
your website to get lots of visitors in an endless stream.It is really
a win-win idea.

Buy a grid and put in your favorites, share with everyone a happy
Christmas!

oh good grief

--
Paul (Some of them, they surprise)
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Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

On Tue, 06 Dec 2005 16:22:53 GMT, Paul Heslop
wrote:

oh good grief

take a look at the website...

It says "Sold 400", yet it also says "you are 00260 visitors"..

400 sales with only 260 visitors? Methinks someone's telling porky
pies..

sponix

On 6 Dec 2005 05:59:45 -0800, "Alwen" wrote:

Hi,Excuse me for interrupting you. I'm Alwen King,As a pursuer of "grid
economy", I am very appreciated with its originality. I think "grid
economy" will be a totally new advertising mode during Web 2.0 days.
Therefore, I also prepare a website "www.virtualchristmas.net" to have
a try.

Maybe you'll ask "Why should I buy your grid(1 grid = 20x20 pixels)?"
You will have an image and a link to your site on my site that could
potentially be seen by millions of people who are curious about Virtual
Christmas, and curious about who have bought the grid and what they put
on the grid, so that they will click to find out themselves.

Wow! 20X20 pixels, on a page of advertising, will entice millions of
people to click?
Why wouild someone go to your page in the first place? What marketing
plan do you have to entice me (or anyone) to part with $100?

The site will be online for 5 years guaranteed (at least until November
25 2010), however the aim is to keep the site online forever.The idea
is to create something of an internet time capsule: a homepage that is
unique and permanent. Everything on the internet keeps changing so
fast, it will be nice to have something that stays solid and permanent
for many years. You can be a part of that!

You could help our website operate continuously and attract more
curious people to visit "Virtual Christmas".Meanwhile, it will help
your website to get lots of visitors in an endless stream.It is really
a win-win idea.

Buy a grid and put in your favorites, share with everyone a happy
Christmas!

--
Bill Funk
Replace "g" with "a"
funktionality.blogspot.com

Alwen wrote:
Hi,Excuse me for interrupting you. I'm Alwen King,As a pursuer of "grid
economy", I am very appreciated with its originality. I think "grid
economy" will be a totally new advertising mode during Web 2.0 days.
Therefore, I also prepare a website "www.virtualchristmas.net" to have
a try.

Maybe you'll ask "Why should I buy your grid(1 grid = 20x20 pixels)?"
You will have an image and a link to your site on my site that could
potentially be seen by millions of people who are curious about Virtual
Christmas, and curious about who have bought the grid and what they put
on the grid, so that they will click to find out themselves.


This is close to the dumbest thing I have seen to date...no wait it is
the dumbest thing that I have seen ever.

Scott

sPoNiX wrote:

On Tue, 06 Dec 2005 16:22:53 GMT, Paul Heslop
wrote:

oh good grief

take a look at the website...

It says "Sold 400", yet it also says "you are 00260 visitors"..

400 sales with only 260 visitors? Methinks someone's telling porky
pies..

sponix

:O) Methinked that without looking
--
Paul (Some of them, they surprise)
-------------------------------------------------------
Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

Scott W wrote:

This is close to the dumbest thing I have seen to date...no wait it is
the dumbest thing that I have seen ever.

Scott

heh, what about the earlier Polident thing?
--
Paul (Some of them, they surprise)
-------------------------------------------------------
Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

"Alwen" writes:
Hi,Excuse me for interrupting you. I'm Alwen King,

Why is it that any message beginning "my name is ..." (or in this case
something similar) always seems to have been written by an idiot?

"Alwen" wrote in message
ps.com...
Hi,Excuse me for interrupting you. I'm Alwen King,As a pursuer of "grid
economy",

On your webpage you can't even spell pixel (your version= piexls) and
Christmas (your version= Chrismas)