>>>>> This is a contest I'm in that would help me get health insurance
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> Tweed
Perhaps I'd have looked at it differently with an OT in the subject line or
if the subject was less spam-sounding.
As an American without health insurance, I can relate. But with the cost of
medical care, $1000 won't really go far in paying medical bills. Trust me,
I know. Persia's surgical bill alone last year was $900. Quintuple that if
it had been ME having bladder surgery. Anyway, I apologize if I took it the
wrong way. But the steak and taters were good and I gave Persia a teeny bit
of the steak :)
Jill
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 08 Apr 2005 20:02 GMT
> Perhaps I'd have looked at it differently with an OT in the subject line or
> if the subject was less spam-sounding.
What else could it have BEEN but spam? Anyone who posts
pleas to a newsgroup asking for their assistance to "win"
something is a spammer by definition (or maybe just a
clueless dupe - some people ARE that stupid). Same goes
with requests for financial assistance. Plenty of people on
this group seem to be unemployed at the moment, and
certainly asking if any of us know of any jobs in their
field is legitimate. (However, I haven't noticed anyone
asking his/her fellow posters for plain hard cash, have you?)