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Hi Boyd,
Thanks for responding.
I can understand your concern.
We have to be extremely
cautious these days when it
comes to the subject of spam.

However, you can rest assured
that your email will NOT be
considered spam.

Why?

Simply because you're offering
a customized service for that
particular website.

You obviously took the time
to visit, and scrutinize the
site before using your
trusty Xenu.

You're also offering a
valuable service for a
reasonable amount of
money.

The webmaster understands
all of this. He may, or
may not accept your offer.
But he certainly WOULDN'T
consider it spam.

Mario is quite correct when
he says this definitely is
not spamming.

The beauty of this is, if you
set aside a minimum of fours
hours daily to do this, you'll
enjoy a very nice income.

This is just my way of giving
back, and to say thank you to
all the many individuals here
who have posted helpful info.

I believe it's imortant for us
all to share helpful info.

God bless.
Brent Whinfield
What happened to the Golden Goose
After He Laid All Those Golden Eggs?
http://www.secretsrevealed.com/goldengoose

> Hi,

> Would such an offer be considered Spam?
> Could the webmaster you approach hammer you
> in some way? Would there be an advantage to
> setting up a domian purely for email
> purposes?

> Thanks very much for posting that, dude!

> Best,

> - Boyd

Hey Brent,

Send five dollars to my PayPal account and I'll tell you about an error on your website,LOL.
http://www.secretsrevealed.com/goldengoose
has the closing (/html) tag missing.

Did you do that on purpose. New testing method.
Clever very clever.

Thanks for the great info I want to look at your website please email a link you have a new follower. Thanks again.

Dave Lantz

Hi Boyd,
> Thanks for responding.
> I can understand your concern.
> We have to be extremely
> cautious these days when it
> comes to the subject of spam.

> However, you can rest assured
> that your email will NOT be
> considered spam.

> Why?

> Simply because you're offering
> a customized service for that
> particular website.

> You obviously took the time
> to visit, and scrutinize the
> site before using your
> trusty Xenu.

> You're also offering a
> valuable service for a
> reasonable amount of
> money.

> The webmaster understands
> all of this. He may, or
> may not accept your offer.
> But he certainly WOULDN'T
> consider it spam.

> Mario is quite correct when
> he says this definitely is
> not spamming.

> The beauty of this is, if you
> set aside a minimum of fours
> hours daily to do this, you'll
> enjoy a very nice income.

> This is just my way of giving
> back, and to say thank you to
> all the many individuals here
> who have posted helpful info.

> I believe it's imortant for us
> all to share helpful info.

> God bless.
> Brent Whinfield
> What happened to the Golden Goose
> After He Laid All Those Golden Eggs?
> http://www.secretsrevealed.com/goldengoose

Hi Dave,
I really ought to send you five bucks.
You have eagle eyes, my friend.

No, I didn't do that on purpose.

It would have been a good idea though.

Thanks for the heads up and the compliment.

I appreciate it.

God bless.
Brent
http://www.secretsrevealed.com/thousandaire

> Hey Brent,

> Send five dollars to my PayPal account and
> I'll tell you about an error on your
> website,LOL.
> http://www.secretsrevealed.com/goldengoose
> has the closing (/html) tag missing.

> Did you do that on purpose. New testing
> method.
> Clever very clever.

> Thanks for the great info I want to look at
> your website please email a link you have a
> new follower. Thanks again.

> Dave Lantz

> Hi Boyd,