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Old October 17th, 2007, 10:42 AM   #1
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Thank-You Don Bloom

I want to thank Don for all his advise. He has helped me so much in my video business over the past couple of years. Its guys like Don that make my job so much easier. I have gotten so much out of his posted and advise. My hat is off to you Don. Thanks a lot

Gary Randall
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Old October 17th, 2007, 01:52 PM   #2
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Hi Gary
First you're welcome. I don't think anyone has any real secrets and there's no reason to share what little I know about this wacky business. Especially since you're no where near my area as competition ;-)

The more we all help one another the better we all get and isn't that the point of a great forum like this!

Besides, if I can help keep someone from doing some of the same stupid, costly, dumba** things I did way back when, why not?

Thanks again for your kind words (the check is in the mail;-)))

Don
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