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Dear sir/ma
BUSINESS PROPOSAL LETTER.
We are importer ^ exporter of laptops and mobile phones. We deals on all New and Used brands and models of Digital Cameras ,laptops ^ mobile phones such as Nokia,Motorola,Samsung, and many more at very cheap price, We do ship international and we use ( FEDEX and DHL ) for shipment.We are using this medium to look for buyers of mobile phones, Laptops, Digital Cameras. Do kindly reply back if you are intrested and as you do may God bless you . so you can contact us at mobilephonedealer01@yahoo.com
FOR SELL MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 $150USD
FOR SELL SAMSUNG D500 $180USD
FOR SELL NEXTEL I930 $130USD
FOR SELL NEXTEL I860 $112USD
FOR SELL NOKIA 9500 COMMUNICATOR $200USD
FOR SELL MPX 220 $129USD
FOR SELL Sony Ericsson P900 ..$143usd
FOR SELL SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST:$130USD
FOR SELL Sony Ericsson P910i …$167usd
FOR SELL MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 AT JUST……… $150USD
FOR SELL MTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST …………$130USD
FOR SELL MOTOROLA MPX 200 ………………$125USD
FOR SELL NOKIA 9500 AT JUST /…………….$200USD
FOR SELL FOR SELL NEXTEL I860 AT JUST ……………$110usd
FOR SELL NEXTEL I930 AT JUST ……………..$130
FOR SELL NOKIA 8850 SPECIAL EDITION– US$150
FOR SELL NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$126
FOR SELL NOKIA N70………….$160USD
FOR SELL NOKIA N90………………$180USD
FOR SELL NOKIA M91…………….$210USD

Why not?

Cause the Sender pays for calls, sms, mms, etc etc etc in Oz, not the recipient.

Guess all that “valuable marketing” somehow doesn’t justifty the cost of sending the messages or making the calls, even with bulk discounts huh?

For example If my provider said” hey we have this program where you can get discounts and “exclusive” rewards or price deduction by signing up to allow certain companies send a text message about a promotion” id do it depending on what it might be

For example if i was to get a text from Future Shop saying “SONY 50 pack DVD-Rs THIS WEEK ONLY 14.99(can)” and then make you have to show them the text message with a certain “code number” to get the discount that would be kickass.

I know some companies do have deals with providers that when you go into the wap browser and go to a certain section you can go to the companies part and it will have the current sale going on. I used it once for a clothing store it was a good idea.

But Id want a SPAM SPAM SPAM alert ringtone lol

Therefore, telemarketing cold calls on cell phone are illegal (recipient pays for airtime.) Junk faxes are illegal (Recipient pays for paper and toner. Ironically, most junk faxes are offers for paper and toner, presumably because the junk faxes exhaust all of the victim’s supplies.) SMS Spam is illegal as well, unless the wireless carriers stop charging for inbound messages. Currently, it costs me 2 cents whenever I receive an inbound SMS.

–TG

Anger? Offending brands? What did the marketers expect when they send you a message and you foot the bill? Personally, I think that those in Asia/Europe don’t have their heads screwed on straight if they *like* getting these messages and even send them on to friends, and they foot the bill to boot. Just a bunch of sheep if you ask me.

I for one am glad that my carrier has tight control of their network, and that they are blocking alot of this crap. I say no to spam, spim, and spit. It’s bad enough that the marketers are trying every avenue to separate money from their owners. Now they are trying to place ads inside video games.

It should be illegal, and making people pay to receive them (when they never even asked for them) should amount to theft or fraud.

It is about time the legislators started to take a very hard line on spam. In fact, like the entertainment feel that chinese “pirates” should be jailed, I feel that the executives of companies that engage in cell phone spam should have their genitals removed by a toothless goat on LSD.

Also in Europe you cannot send messages to phones without people’s consent, so spam is not an issue at all in reality. There are facilities to complain about any spam you recieve and due to the nature of the SMS system it is usually easy to track any violaters of the rules.