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From: huff@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
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Subject: US Sprint's FON FRIEND -- Will You be Mine?
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Date: 24 Jul 90 01:41:36 GMT
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Enclosed with my US Sprint bill today I recieved a FON-FRIEND
application.  It's designed for me to send it to one of my friends who
doesn't have US Sprint.  According to the literature:

	... to help us introduce them [your friend(s)] to
	the many advantages of US Sprint long-distance service--
	and to help you earn $15 of free calling-- simply complete
	your portion of this mailer and send it to your
	best FON-FRIEND.

The FON-FRIEND receives thirty minutes free calling (which just about
covers the l.d. carrier switchover costs.

Does anybody want to be my friend?


Steve Huff, MBA student, University of Kansas
(currently interning at Hill's Pet Products, Topeka, KS) WorkNet: 913 231 5760
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