smarmy1 wrote:After reading your post I did a quick Ebay help search and found the following hit using "contact past customer":Security MeasureUnfortunately, by their definition, I would imagine that they consider your email spam since it did not originate from their system as a 'store' or 'favorites' newsletter which the user must signup to receive. Their definition of spam is that the email is both unsolicited and commercial. I for one appreciate your D&D latest Ebay offerings email since I signed up for your 'Favorite Sellers Top Picks' back in March. Please keep them coming. I am more than happy to receive your D&D spam over the V1aG0RA or C1aLi$ crud that floods my inbox.
Dear eBay shoppers,I have a new set of (A)D&D listings up:U1-3, OA4-7, Interactive Atlas, and a few PC gameseBay listings Thank you for your past patronage,HughPS You are on my mailing list because you were a past customer of mine and had an interest for the items that I sell. If you are receiving this in error or want to be removed from my mailing list, please let me know and I will remove you from my list immediately.
Kosh Vorlontay wrote:Funny, the person that told me of this is a past repeat customer of mine that has receive this in the past and had no problem with it so, to me it is not unsolicited. Everyone on my list is generated from past sales and have not had a problem, ergo I have permission to send it. I dont' see a problem. But from now one I'll just send out a quick "yes or no" for future sales letter azt the time of winning an auction and cover my bases Sound off if you need to
ifearyeti wrote:Is it wrong to feel giddy because Paris Hilton has to do 45 days in the slam?
Xaxaxe wrote:Another scalp for eBay's collection: Yahoo! decides to punt on running auctions ...It all seemed so easy back in 1998
Xaxaxe wrote:Games Workshop to put shutters on 35 stores:http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/10547.html(Perhaps there were sued by Dayec— oh, never mind: it's just too easy)
Blackmoor wrote:I am a big fan of these guys and I can tell you the reason for the decline. The stupid price increases!! Every year the prices go up. Some of there figs have been in production for 20 years and they keep increasing the price! A single miniature (hero or champion) may cost upwards of $30.00 to buy! That's crazy, no one has prices as high as these whakos. Reduce the prices already and get more people into the game!!
seeyouinescrow wrote:Yeah...I was going to throw in a token bid at around $5,000,000...but so much for that
jasonw1239 wrote:For anybody that might be interested the Delta Green reprint is now up for sale on the Arkham Bazaar site. http://www.arkhambazaar.com/Lots of Chulhuie Goodness!
Alexander1968 wrote:http://www.arkhambazaar.com/index.php?m ... b09d5e8d4eI'm not a big user of T shirts (I'm a big fan of polo shirts, actually ) but this one is really great!
Xaxaxe wrote:Memo to our UK friends: the NFL is not that great. 40,000 tickets bought in 90 minutes for London gameI'm a pretty big football fan, but I'm also the first to admit that it's eight seconds of action followed by 40 seconds of 22 guys standing around.But, man, the NFL can market itself; I'll give them that much credit.
sleepyCO wrote:FA Cup Final [roughly equivalent to the Super Bowl]