Date:         Wed, 12 Feb 2003 12:48:36 -0800
Reply-To:     Jim Ellis <ellisjames@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Jim Ellis <ellisjames@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      On-line Eurovan contest for 25 buck certificate> March 2003
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A friend of mine advised me of an opportunity to win a gift certificate to be
used at Parts4vws in relation to thier "Virtual Carshow". For the month of
March they will be judging Eurovan's for the winner. Prize is a $25.00 USD
certificate for use against their inventory. The carshow requires a simple site
registration.

On the home page, www.parts4vws.com, there is a log-in button where you
can register for the site.  Once registered, then you can list your EV, or EVC
all the options and modifications it has. Also be sure to up-load photos in
.jpg form and tell stores about your adventures and travels that you have had
in it.  You don't even have to enter the car show to win the certificate, you
just have to register.

I've been told that information entered onto the site will be held strictly
in-house and will not result in any unwanted spam.  In the 5 years the've been
in business, they've never mass mailed, emailed or spammed anyone with
advertisements.  They dont sell address or email addresses and only contact
customers, when needed, in relation to orders that have been placed.

I've been bugging these people to get their website to reflect more fully the
amazing array of stock and custom items and services that are possible through
them and their suppliers. Just thought that I'd pass the word.
Peace, if you can find it,
Jim Ellis
'97 Eurocamper> painfully stock at the moment... =(


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