Hi Mark,

And the intent in being obscure, or coy, is another marketing
technique to churn a amateur newsgroup for commercial interest. When
drawn into these banalities, the marketeer then steers the sucker
through the maze of claims to elicit a public declaration "sure this
looks good." Once having secured this admission from the prospect,
the marketeer then has the leverage to ask "what is keeping you from
giving me your money?"

All very standard and by the book [consult the recent activities of
Mr. Spitzer, Attorney General for New York for other material found in
"the book"].

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC



This READS like language, but it's impossible to know exactly what is being
said: context; subject; predicate; and so on.

So, what are you saying?

Who is misleading who; churning who; undertaking "techno-fraud"; and so on.
These are words you have used, now put them together; fill us in.

Your answer Mr. Clark; not someone else's...

73,
Chip N1IR