fwiw, I bought this sales script book a couple of years ago.  It's an old,
rather mediocre typed (wellll ... maybe word processed) "manual" that's
greatly over-hyped as far as I'm concerned.

If you use it as recommended, every time a client posed a question, you'd
have to ask them to hold while you spent the next 10 minutes looking up the
"correct" answer.

I found it of no value whatsoever.

Ron Stark

-----Original Message-----
From: Ian§Lemonstone [mailto:auda§lemonstone.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 8 May 2002 4:53 PM
To: dns§lists.auda.org.au
Subject: [DNS] SPAM MAIL


It seems I have now started to receive spam to my mail address set up only
for use with this list ie auda§lemonstone.com which is not used anywhere
else ever. I am not very happy about this.

"A fantastic new selling tool..... and it has hit the market like a rocket.
Sales Script Books have been responsible for documented increases in sales
totalling millions of dollars. Now updated  with many new entries. "

What steps are being taken to protect consumers by auDA from this type of
abuse especially with regards to the whois database and email addresses?


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