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   joeh | Nov 05, 2003 09:18pm | #1

   What a surprise, the guy selling the shims on Ebay is in DENVER!!

   No spam allowed here, Milehighguy. Advertise elsewhere.

   Joe H

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   milehighguy | Nov 05, 2003 09:29pm | #2

   It's not really spam when the interest was generated by an article in the July issue of this magazine and people all over the country have been looking for these things.  I'm just responding to the people interested in this product that have not been able to find them.  Just trying to help people find what they have been looking for over the past few months.  It would be spam if I had posted it without anyone mentioning they had read the article in Fine Homebuilding Magazine and cannot find them anywhere.  Merely being of help to the subscribers of the magazine my man.  If you're the spam police go over to MSN and Yahoo!  they could use some help.

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   joeh | Nov 05, 2003 09:54pm | #3

   It's spam.

   Joe H

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   TLJ | Nov 06, 2003 02:30am | #4

   I'm relatively new here and don't know nothin'. Would it be appropriate to make such postings in "Reader Classified"?

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   FastEddie1 | Nov 06, 2003 05:01am | #5

   Where in FHB  were they mentioned?  And where does it say they are hard to find?

   This should have been in the classified section, and then probably would have been appropriate and acceptable.

   I see this is your first or second posting.  I too think it borders on spam, or at least unauthorized advertising. 

   And if you had come out and plainly stated that you were selling them on ebay, it would have looked cleaner.  As posted, it looks suspicious...like you're trying to be a good guy and tell us about something you happened to see on ebay, whereas the truth is that you're trying to promote your item.

   Do it right, or do it twice.

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   SonnyLykos | Nov 06, 2003 05:34am | #6

   I for one have been trying to find some. So thanks for the "heads up" on them.