AD: Fund Raiser for My Oldest Son (Please Help!)

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- Cecelia Medbery
  
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posted
20 years ago

Sat, Oct 4, 2003 5:56 PM

My oldest son is in French Club. They are going on a 12-day trip to France next July. The trip is $2600. The French Club has several fund raisers scheduled throughout the year, but this one I thought I could SPAM y'all about. LOL

Y'all know those Entertainment coupon books? Well, he's selling those and you can order the one for YOUR area. It will be shipped directly from the company to you. You can even give them as gifts for out-of-town friends/relatives because you pick which area you want the book from (does that make sense?). The price varies depending on where you live so if anybody is interested (PLEASE!) e-mail me and I'll let you know the price for your area. I have paypal (non-credit card) or you can mail me a check.

Thanks for reading!!!!

Cecelia

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- Lisa
  
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posted
20 years ago

Sun, Oct 5, 2003 11:24 AM

Why would you think you could spam us all about something totally unrelated to stamping? AND if you did, please put OT in the subject so that it could be recognized as NSR.

I don't mind reading ads, I find great things sometimes, but I do mind being solicited for fundraisers from someone I do not know.

That said, I hope he is able to raise the necessary funds.

I lived in France for nearly 3 years and it is worth spending some time there.

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- Marion
  
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20 years ago

Tue, Oct 7, 2003 9:56 AM

I would also ask that these non-rubber stamp related ads not be posted here or I can see the group quickly deteriorating into fundraising. I have two children in two different schools with worthy causes and I imagine a lot of other people are in similar situations. If you have people that you consider friends and with whom you trade, please e-mail them privately, or at the very least, place an "OT" in the subject line. For all we knew, you were selling rubber stamps to raise money (which we've seen in the past)

Thank you,

Marion

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- Warren & Char
  
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20 years ago

Tue, Nov 11, 2003 12:04 PM

This is a rubber stamp page sweetie!!! AND if you think you can sucker people into giving money like that to a stranger--this is one stranger who doesn't believe a word you said!!! You are crazy to think any of us would believe you!!! Too much scamming going on out in this world!!!