[sac-board] Re: Ad for Newsletter
- From: AJ Crayon <acrayon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: sac-board@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 20:00:15 -0700
It isn't surprising to me that neither "Jim L Miller" nor "Universe City"
showed up on
a Google search - at least not the ones here of interest. Actually I didn't
expect
much anywho, but decided to see if my hunch was correct.
What strikes me as unusual is the, "franchised nationally then
internationally," with
a cost of $12,000,000. Sounds more like a cheap fast food franchise - but then
I
don't know much about franchising.
"The rewards would be great," just sounds to good to be true.
Unless someone can come up with a more convincing discussion, this doesn't seem
to be
the kind of advertising that would be appropriate for the newsletter.
Clear and smokeless, skies;
aj
SaguaroAstro@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Fellow board members:
> Your opinion please. I recieved the following ad to run in the newsletter.
> I'm kind of wondering if it is appropriate for this kind of forum. Please let
> me
> know what you think.
>
> "Looking for up to five individuals who would be interested in think tanking,
> developing, finding funding for and implementing a totally new kind of public
> observatory. To be operated as a for profit business. Will cost 12 million to
> build if funded 100% and will generate about 1 million per year in after
> expenses revenue. Can also be franchised nationally, then internationally.
> This
> will not be a paid position until fruition and will require much of your
> personal time to develop to that point. Thereafter, the rewards would be
> great. If
> interested please contact Jim at; starman100@xxxxxxx and use "Universe City"
> in
> the heading."
>
> The fellows name is Jim L Miller. Does anyone know this gent? If so is he
> legit?
>
> Your opinions please.
>
> Rick Tejera
> Editor SACnews
> Saguaro Astronomy Club
> Phoenix, Arizona
> SaguaroAstro@xxxxxxx
> www.saguaroastro.org
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