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Re: Re: it' useless.................
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Posted by Mike (WA) on April 20, 2004 at 12:33:47 from (209.213.155.119):
In Reply to: Re: it' useless................. posted by Clint@MD on April 20, 2004 at 12:01:18:
I got so jammed up with "spam" at my prior email address that I never post my new one, and that includes ads. I, too, can't see why not just post your phone number instead of email address. Anyone really interested will need to talk to you before its all over anyhow, and I find it frustrating to keep writing back and forth with more questions as they come up. I mentioned this idea previously, to a luke-warm response. The point is, just because email is handy for some purposes, doesn't mean its necessary to use it exclusively. Maybe its just that we're all being told we need to be "high tech" all the time. Last time I shopped for a cell phone, the kid tried to sell me one with "text messaging" so you can (laboriously) type in messages on the cell phone. I laughed, he asked what was funny, I replied, "It's a phone, remember? You can just talk on it rather than type messages." I got a blank and clueless look in return.
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