Sailnet
 

Anybody see that Sailnet is getting back in business?
Would you trust them after all the crap that went down?

Also, SailJazz mail lists are no longer free.

Scotty

Sailnet
 

Anybody see that Sailnet is getting back in business?
Would you trust them after all the crap that went down?

Also, SailJazz mail lists are no longer free.

Sailnet was picked up and will be run for free. But the Sailjazz lists
jumped ship and went to Google and Yahoo groups among others.

RB
35s5
NY

Sailnet
 

"Captain Joe Redcloud" wrote


Now THAT is a pretty stupid question.


there are no stupid questions, only stupid assholes with stupid
answers, like yours.


--
Fleet Admiral Scotty
8450 AUSTIN ST APT 4K
KEW GARDENS, NY 11415
Ph.# 718-757-7114

Sailnet
 

On 3 Nov 2005, "Scotty" wrote:

Anybody see that Sailnet is getting back in business?

What do you think you mean by "back [sic] in business"?

A different company not previously affiliated with Sailnet.com or its
related businesses and, instead, owned and operated by different
persons, purchased the assets including name of the former Sailnet and
are, in effect, opening a new business though as basically an
off-shoot of their own comparatively longstanding predominantly
on-line boat-related business (marine.com).

Would you trust them after all the crap that went down?

Why do you seem to presume that the "them" to whom you here refer who
you don't and won't trust have or will have anything to do with the
Sailnet.com?

Also, SailJazz mail lists are no longer free.

And, as others have also noted, participants in those Lists have
migrated to a variety of active Google "groups" and Yahoo "Groups"
while also continuing to monitor whether the Sailnet.com Lists will be
reactivated.

Sailnet
 

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On 3 Nov 2005, "Scotty" wrote:

Anybody see that Sailnet is getting back in business?

What do you think you mean by "back [sic] in business"?


Sailnet WAS in business.

Sailnet went OUT of business.

Sailnet is BACK in business.

What do *you* think I meant by ''back in business''?

SBV