It didn't look right to me.

Over there at the International Society for Strageic Marketing.

It is spelled Hershell...

but after reading his bio and seeing all those names he directed under, I assumed he was tracking where his mail came from.

But I knew it was Herschell, for crying in the buckets, his books are staring at me from the shelf.

But a lesson. I code my name(s) too.

For example, I sent or called for information regarding every ad in one of those Money Making kind of a mag.

I start in front, and in this case I used J.A. Alexander, J.B, J.C. etc. all through the magazine and when I used those up I switched to G.A., G.B., etc.

So what?

Well, after 6 months, I can state with a certainty that the guy whom got J.E. Alexander is making more money selling my name (his list) than he probably makes from his biz-op.

I talked today with a man that had a house list of over 3 million, and he made thousands per DAY from that list, on rentals.

So my apologies to HersChell for not Ceeing the tree in front of me while I was surfing the forest.

Gordon (Maybe) Alexander

PS. There are many legitimate reasons for using aka's and aliases, honest! Thomas Jaye