

| Subject: |
Re: Everglo
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| From: | Michael
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| Posted: |
Fri Apr 8. 2005, 18:29 UTC
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| Followup to: | "Re: Everglo" by apetail (Fri Feb 11. 2005, 12:10 UTC)
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Hey there, apetail. First, I just wanna say thanks for NOT jumping down my
throat just because I'm a newbie and did a little "faux pas" of posting twice
in the same thread. Maybe because I also posted URLs led certain people to
believe I was a scammer which I'm not. When I want to find out about something
I get ALL the info I can, and I thought I'd share what I found with people who
might want to know. So sue me if I didn't do it right.
Anyway, if you at least went to the Everglo website, then you know as much as
I do. On the Everglo site they claim Amsterdam, but if you want more detail
and you didn't go over the whole site (which is really quite small and basic),
I'll save you the trouble:
Wingard, Inc. Importer 516-328-2800
James Goldstein Brand Creator /Owner James[at]Wingardusa.com
Betsy Landis National Brand Manager Landis[at]Wingardusa.com
Mac Berk Chief Consultant MBerk[at]Wingardusa.com
Nancy Pamblanco Office Manager Nancy[at]Wingardusa.com
Bobbi Vindas Office Manager Bobbi[at]Wingardusa.com
Marc Smilow Brand Ambassador MSmilow@Wingardusacom
Roland Jones NY Ambassador RJones[at]Wingardusa.com
What I found really weird is that these are the same people who sell
Hpnotiq which is somewhat popular and was promoted a lot better than their
Everglo product. If this is their latest product wouldn't they want to "spread
the word"? How are they going to make money on a new product if they don't do
that? Then, why bother?
Current thread (37 messages):
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- Everglo - 2004.07.27, 10:19 - Kelley
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