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Hello,
My name is Don and I'am the owner of Hy-Seas Inflatable boats.
We manufacture Neoprene Hypalon boat tubes for all makes and sizes of
inflatable boats.
We also have an online website full of pictures and related
information.
If I can help with any Inflatable boat related questions please feel
free to ask and I will do what I can to help.

Take Care
DonR

Thanks for the well learned lesson
Would this been a better way to post with out spamming????
Thanks for the reply




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Hello,
My name is Don and I'am the owner of Hy-Seas Inflatable boats.
We manufacture Neoprene Hypalon boat tubes for all makes and sizes of
inflatable boats.
We also have an online website full of pictures and related
information.
If I can help with any Inflatable boat related questions please feel
free to ask and I will do what I can to help.

Take Care
DonR

Thanks for the well learned lesson
Would this been a better way to post with out spamming????
Thanks for the reply


wrote:

Hello,
My name is Don and I'am the owner of Hy-Seas Inflatable boats.
We manufacture Neoprene Hypalon boat tubes for all makes and sizes of
inflatable boats.
We also have an online website full of pictures and related
information.
If I can help with any Inflatable boat related questions please feel
free to ask and I will do what I can to help.

Take Care
DonR

Thanks for the well learned lesson
Would this been a better way to post with out spamming????
Thanks for the reply


Yeah, IF it had been on topic for *this* group (hint: it isn't) and if
the charter for the group you post in permits commercial announcements.
Otherwise although you can introduce yourself in *any* group if you
dont give product, price or contact details, you would do well *not* to
mention your website until you can answer a *specific* question by
directing the person asking it to a *specific* page of your site.

If you are experienced with boat electronics and electrical systems,
stick around otherwise find an appropriate group, read their charter
then decide if it allows you to publicize your business (more often
than once a month is counterproductive unless you have genuine new
products. Thats new on the market, not just new to you) or whether
you'll have to settle in for the long haul being Mr Nice & Helpfull,
being very discrete about giving your company a mention.

There is one further trap, Many of us *dont* like being emailed 'offers'
unless we specifically ask to take it to email. The etiquette of
newsgroups is that replys to on topic stuff stay in the group so all can
read and contribute, and off topic and private matters are taken to
email by mutual agreement. Anyone who posts a question and asks for
email replies only is disrespecting the group (They *may* ask for email
as well if they have a good reason like they're off cruising, or may
offer to follwup with a summary of the replies e.g. if they are polling
for the popularity of some device but thats getting complicated).
Basically dont email USENET posters for *anything* commercial unless
they ask you to.

We do appreciate that you are taking the time to learn, have used your
real name and haven't provided any more links to your site in the wrong
newsgroup. Thank you Don for respecting this group.

If you are going to continue to use USENET even as a private individual
and you want to make friends, not enemies, you need to find out about
quoting, and set yourself up with a proper signature file (both are
awkward to do through Google, but it is possible)

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Would this been a better way to post with out spamming????


Nope...it's still spamming. Just rewording an ad doesn't change it....

The acceptable post would be in reply to some guy with a blowup dink
who's not quite sure how to patch it so it will be safe. You introduce
yourself with your credentials, ONCE, or better yet a simple tagline
under your name at the end of the post so everyone can see who you are.
Then, you help him patch his boat, at no cost to either, with helpful
instructions, even if it's not your boat or your responsibility, coming
off as a real helpful guy to have on his side. Everyone soon notices how
wonderful that guy who owns hy-seas is on the newsgroup and makes a
mental note, probably subliminal, stored away for that day when they've
had enough pumping up that leaky old Avon for the last time. "Hey, I
remember the guy who owned Hy-Seas was real helpful to the folks on
rec.boats.cruising. Let's buy his boat this time. I never saw anyone
from Avon logon like he did to help other boaters." He already has a
personal relationship with Don, the owner because he talked to him on
Usenet. If you owned a Ford, but talked to the guy who owned Honda on
Usenet, would you be buying another Ford? Everyone on here will also
tell their boater friends what a great guy you are for helping fix stuff.
As you can see, this is just an inverse pyramid scheme. You make a
friend with these guys, they tell those guys who tell other guys. It
works, really!

Heads and head equipment - Peggie Hall
NMEA multiplexers and equipment - Meindert from Shipmodul
the list goes on....Wanna join us?

Make a signature file for your newsgroup client that puts:

--
Don
Owner - Hy-Seas Inflatable Boats
(put your webpage here but not your phone number or email addy)

Spambots harvest phone numbers and email addresses from all newsgroups
24/7. Your email doesn't need any more Viagra spam, right? The double
dash over Don is a usenet custom to designate this as a repetitive
signature on all your posts.

That little signature after your name is all the advertising on usenet
you need to do and most won't object at all, especially if you don't act
like a car salesman on commission. Notice how EVERY time you post a
helpful post or even just join in our conversations about boating, you've
just put your company name in front of the users to love....(c; Because
of your sig, you'll be the target of inflatable boat problems from people
in need. That's the point, right?

If I owned your company, I'd also find the time to join cruiser forums on
webpage-based systems, too. Same thing...help out, join in, signature
line to tell them who you are and the webpage addy so they can find you
if they want. Lots of cruisers have no idea or access to usenet
newsgroups. They aren't so internet savvy and only use webpages.

I also owe you a word of warning in all this. If your company ****es off
just ONE boater who has access to forums or this usenet newsgroup, it's
awful hard to get their trust back. IN spite of the acid posts you got
in this thread, you have admitted you are new to Usenet and the group, so
I think we could be very forgiving in the very short term. Longterm will
be up to you.

Some day you'll get a request for service on your own boats from this
newsgroup. Someone will have something wrong. Take my advise.....don't
take it to email or phone, unless you're gonna screw him, which he will
tell us about later, anyway. Help him right in front of the whole world,
right on the newsgroup. Leave it public so everyone of these cruisers
can see what great customer service can be had from Hy-Seas. Talk to him
here. I dare you. Don't be surprised if you get a few negative posts
during the conversation. Concentrate your efforts on your customer with
an eye towards customer satisfaction. That ONE thread, properly handled
and solving his problem, can easily be more important to your company
than all the magazine ads you bought last year, which everyone knows is a
lie......and it costs you NOTHING but a little risk. Just sit patiently
by and wait for your chance to show your company off to them. THEY have
to do it, not you. Don't, as some have done on many groups, try to plant
someone. That might really trash your company. HONESTY, that's all they
want....

Dare ya.....(c;

Larry
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Hello,
Check it out

www.hyseasinflatableboats.com



Check out these inflatable boats

http://www.mystore.cc/stores/weselle...able-boobs.gif

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Larry,
Thank you for help, I did change my profile.
How do you delete the e-mail addy????
Also how does my profile look now.
Thanks




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"That guy via BoatKB.com" u25927@uwe wrote in news:6d84ff2e3bf5f@uwe:

http://www.mystore.cc/stores/weselle...flatable-boobs.
gif


WOW! THEY COME WITH THEIR OWN MOTOR!

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Larry,
I tried to put in a bogas e-mail address but it want to send me a
verification code to link back to!!!!!!
How do I get around that.
Also I think I added a signature.....

Thanks for all your good help

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On 8 Feb, 17:11, wrote:
Larry,
I tried to put in a bogas e-mail address but it want to send me a
verification code to link back to!!!!!!
How do I get around that.
Also I think I added a signature.....

Thanks for all your good help


Hey I think I got it this time


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On 8 Feb, 17:11, wrote:

Larry,
I tried to put in a bogas e-mail address but it want to send me a
verification code to link back to!!!!!!
How do I get around that.
Also I think I added a signature.....

Thanks for all your good help



Hey I think I got it this time


You can always paste in your sig from a text file you keep open in a
notepad window. N.B. the sig. seperator is NOT '--' on a line of its
own, its '-- ' on a line of its own (strip the single quotes)
You may also find it helpfull to read
http://oakroadsystems.com/genl/unice.htm
It will save you a lot of grief.

P.S. I have a genuine inflatable question for you over on rec.boats,
check the thread you started with your announcement.

P.P.S. rec.boats is a bit of a zoo with many political and other off
topic posters, you need to have a good sense of humour and a thick skin
to hang out there, but -at least in the season- there *is* a fair bit of
boating content. Everybody is a little cranky at the moment owing to the
weather being unsuitable for boating . . .

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