[NCLUG] FREE Advertising at Mall.com

[Sean Reifschneider]

This message was apparently sent by 216.142.23.169, which seems to have an
up-stream provider of "broadwing.net".  It's advertising the site
"mall.com" (216.142.33.100), which also seems to be served by broadwing.net.

I'll drop them a line.  Anyone want to submit the first address above to
the RBL?  I've never done that...

Sean

On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 07:45:35PM -0000, mall.com wrote:
>Advertise Your Website for FREE.
>
>http://specials.mall.com/freetraffic 
>
>
>We would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to a unique
>online marketing opportunity at Mall.com and the services which we
>provide hundreds of online merchants like you.  The Merchant
>Marketing Center at Mall.com will provide you with information and
>pricing for Mall.com’s entire suite of online marketing services,
>including a FREE listing on the Mall.com website.  By registering
>your business for a FREE listing, you will be exposed to millions of
>qualified shoppers throughout the world.  Follow this URL for your
>FREE listing.... http://specials.mall.com/freesignup
>
>Or, if you are interested in upgrading to a "Packaged" service, including
>logo placement in our exclusive Mall Maps, e-mail campaigns to
>hundreds of thousands of pre-qualified shoppers, product placement,
>search engine optimization, plus much more, then click below to learn
>more about Mall.com’s Marketing Packages.  At Mall.com, our goal is
>to deliver qualified shoppers to our online partners at the most cost
>effective price. Please feel free to contact us at anytime with your
>questions or comments @ 1-888-989-6255. Or click below to fill out
>our FREE Online Marketing Inquiry form. One of our representatives
>will contact you within the next 2 business days. 
>
>Mall.com Home Page
>http://specials.mall.com/freetraffic 
>
>Merchant Marketing Center
>http://specials.mall.com/getinfo
>
>FREE Online Registration
>http://specials.mall.com/freesignup
>
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Sean Reifschneider, Inimitably Superfluous <jafo at tummy.com>
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