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To: LastShadow who wrote (4705)	1/12/1998 11:54:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Irby...Newsletter. I've been often bombarded with newsletters claiming to bring me great wealth if I would just send them about $1,000 or so. I've been 'invited' to joing day-trading chat rooms for the 'fair' price of $550 a month. Well, they say... you can make it back in one trade. That's a lot of bull. But, have you ever read anything that was fair priced, a booklet, pamphet or any newsletter that did not purport to make you rich, only more aware, gave you information that you would either never find on your own, or taught you to make intelligent trading decision based on best technical and fundamental analysis. We can't all do it ourselves Irby, some of us need to be guided, taught and others do not want to be taught just 'given' a list of choices that other people have painstakenly arrived at. They think it fair to pay a small fee for the hours others research in order to come out with their choices. Most people don't 'balk' at paying a consultant fee in the area of $50-100 for someone to tweak their computer, or $60 to learn to hit a tennis ball, or paying someone to buying your gifts, thereby saving you legwork Why than why would charging a price that works out to about 5 dollars an hour (below minimum wage) be construed a 'spam'... You did not learn to be a stockbroker without paying someone for the course and you would not expect someone to be offered the best stock choices without a small fee. One great thing about American way is you have free choice... You have the right to not buy something you think is not worth it ...if you think our research and advice is not worth the money, don't order it. .... as I would probably not pay for your advice either.. so we're even...