TRFmail@aol.com wrote:
>
> The attached file answers some of the questions raised regarding our web
> site.
>
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> Dear Triumph and MG Enthusiasts,
>
> It has been a while since I have communicated with you, and I am
> aware that there has been a lot of interest in our web site, although
> there is nothing on it yet.
>
> We have been working in-house when we have had time over the
> past couple of months to design and write the information for the web
> site, and we had gone to the expense of contracting a designer and
> paying server fees. Regrettably, we found that we simply could not
> work with the designer, and we have parted company.
>
> One of our part-time employees, a high school student and
> computer geek, named Will Jones has now picked up the project. Will
> is very intelligent and a joy to work with. Our web page is only his
> second attempt, but I believe that it will be functional and that it
> will provide information that we can update and change whenever we
> desire because our designer is right here with us.
>
> I know that many of you have had advice in regard to the web
> site, and we will be interested in hearing your comments as our site
> develops.
>
> We at The Roadster Factory are aware that our web site can
> change and enhance many aspects of our business. We have many ideas
> that we want to try out as we go, including taking orders by e-mail
> in the near future. We have concluded that it may be a good idea for
> us to have several new e-mail addresses, one for taking orders, one
> for taking catalogue requests, and one for general communications.
> We would set customers up for placing orders by e-mail in advance by
> taking charge card numbers by phone or by fax to avoid the necessity
> of communicating charge card numbers by e-mail.
>
> Don't start sending orders by e-mail until we are ready, as we
> receive too many hundreds of pieces of mail every week to sort
> through them properly to handle orders expeditiously. We see that
> working on the internet will be a lot of fun, and we are anxious to
> get started. In the mean time, the best way to support us is to
> continue ordering by fax and by phone.
>
> I am looking forward to getting the web site up and running and
> to having your thoughts on its effectiveness.
>
> Regards,
> Charles A. Runyan
So whats the URL?
Rick
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