Hi All

Monmouth Taxis can now announce the launch of it's affiliattes programme for 
hotels, tourist web sites etc.

If you have a web site in Wales then you can earn commissions on sales of 
our airport transfer service.

If you are a web designer you can offer our proframme to your clients and 
earn an overide commission on all sales produced from that site.

thanks
Kevin

www.monmouthtaxis.co.uk

"Monmouth Taxis" <kevin at monmouth taxis co uk> wrote in
news:CbWdnVjNWOSWY_jVnZ2dnUVZ8uOdnZ2d@bt.com: 

> Hi All


> www.monmouthtaxis.co.uk

Of course, there are quite a lot of us who will simply make a mental 
note never to deal with a firm which spams newsgroups, on the basis 
that it is safer to not to deal with firms with a record of unethical 
behaviour.  One fewer to phone about collecting rels from Heathrow next 
week!


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Percy Picacity

"Percy Picacity" <key@under.the.invalid> wrote in message 
news:Xns9ACB6C58D9CAperspicacity@208.90.168.18...
> "Monmouth Taxis" <kevin at monmouth taxis co uk> wrote in
> news:CbWdnVjNWOSWY_jVnZ2dnUVZ8uOdnZ2d@bt.com:
>
>> Hi All
>
>
>> www.monmouthtaxis.co.uk
>
> Of course, there are quite a lot of us who will simply make a mental
> note never to deal with a firm which spams newsgroups, on the basis
> that it is safer to not to deal with firms with a record of unethical
> behaviour.  One fewer to phone about collecting rels from Heathrow next
> week!
>
>
> -- 
> Percy Picacity


Hi Percy

I think you need to look into the definition of spam.

2 things -

1. The message is not indescriminate. The postings have gone to groups 
concerning Wales which is the area I operate in, so is of benefit to readers 
of this newsgroup and other news groups that it has been posted to.

2. I have followed usenet protocol of clearly marking my post as an advert. 
Use of AD, ADV or ADVERT I assume is still the current protocol for usenet 
commercial postings. This allow usenet users to filter out adverts if they 
so wish.

Many thanks
Kevin

www.monmouthtaxis.co.uk

"Monmouth Taxis" <kevin at monmouth taxis co uk> wrote in
news:PN-dnXV4iO2ch_vVnZ2dnUVZ8uadnZ2d@bt.com: 

> 
> "Percy Picacity" <key@under.the.invalid> wrote in message 
> news:Xns9ACB6C58D9CAperspicacity@208.90.168.18...
>> "Monmouth Taxis" <kevin at monmouth taxis co uk> wrote in
>> news:CbWdnVjNWOSWY_jVnZ2dnUVZ8uOdnZ2d@bt.com:
>>
>>> Hi All
>>
>>
>>> www.monmouthtaxis.co.uk
>>
>> Of course, there are quite a lot of us who will simply make a
>> mental note never to deal with a firm which spams newsgroups, on
>> the basis that it is safer to not to deal with firms with a
>> record of unethical behaviour.  One fewer to phone about
>> collecting rels from Heathrow next week!
>>
>>
>> -- 
>> Percy Picacity
> 
> 
> Hi Percy
> 
> I think you need to look into the definition of spam.
> 
> 2 things -
> 
> 1. The message is not indescriminate. The postings have gone to
> groups concerning Wales which is the area I operate in, so is of
> benefit to readers of this newsgroup and other news groups that it
> has been posted to. 
> 
> 2. I have followed usenet protocol of clearly marking my post as
> an advert. Use of AD, ADV or ADVERT I assume is still the current
> protocol for usenet commercial postings. This allow usenet users
> to filter out adverts if they so wish.
> 
> Many thanks
> Kevin

Suppose I might forgive you for acting in ignorance.  The charter 
for this group, following the uk.local hierarchy model charter is 
at:

http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.local.west-wales.html

Seeing as that URL is unobtainable here at the moment I'll give you 
an extract from a cached page at Google:

"Commercial advertising is un-welcome, although a company reference 
in a signature not exceeding four lines is acceptable."

The point being, of course, that while your advert on its own does 
not interrupt the flood of erudite conversation on the group, if no-
one says anything we could get a lot more.




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Percy Picacity