To: H James Morris who wrote (102877 ) 5/7/2000 12:04:00 PM From: Glenn D. Rudolph Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 164684
James, I received this email yesterday or today. I did not read it until today. "Dear David Jewelers, Congratulations! You have been chosen to participate in DiamondFloor.com's Show Special: Free Shipping and Handling of every diamond you buy from DiamondFloor.com during the Hong Kong Jewelry & Watch Fair between May 11-14, 2000. Purchase any diamond from our online trading floor and we will cover the shipping and handling costs. This way you can enjoy our competitive prices and the convenience of having your diamond delivered to your door at no additional cost. This special offer lasts the duration of the show ONLY. Come visit us at the show at booths: 1D19, 1D21, 1C20, 1C22. For more information regarding this offer and other services provided by DiamondFloor.com please contact Tamar Gabay in Hong Kong at tel: +852 981 36180 or fax:+852 285 19187. Also email us at service@diamondfloor.com. DiamondFloor.com, your online trading center, is privilege to members of the trade ONLY and offers the easiest and fastest way for securely trading certified diamonds, guaranteed. We look forward to seeing you at the fair! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This newsletter is only sent to accredited jewelry retailers, diamond dealers & DiamondFloor.com members. If you wish to discontinue receiving this newsletter, please return placing "Unsubcribe" in the subject line" I just want to comment on how the internet is changing business but I believe there is some lack of thinking as far as pre-planning promotions. I know you travel a lot but I do not know how much in advance you typically make travel plans. I know I pre-plan at a minimum of a few weeks unless there was a death somewhare and I wanted to attend. Communication is almost instant via email on the internet but I believe it would take me as long to get to Hong Kong now as it did in 1992. I am laughing at this because for me to attend, I would likely have to make reservations now and be on a flight no later than this Tuesday in the AM. Let's ignore the fact that a high volume business weekend is coming up in the US for the jewelry industry due to Mother's Day.Anyhow, I have never been to Hong Kong but surely am not going to miss the Mother's Day sales, drop all other appointments and book the first flight I can to Hong Kong today. It appears the industry people need to catch up with the technology. Geezzz...LOL.