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From: btysingr@uncmed.med.unc.edu (Barbara R. Tysinger)
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Subject: Too Good to Be True?
Keywords: Free Software
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Date: 7 Feb 91 16:14:08 GMT
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Yesterday I received an offer in the mail for free software from a company
I have never heard of as a promotional incentive. I would appreciate any
information anyone can provide on the following:

	Ohio Distinctive Software
	4588 Kenny Road
	P.O. Box 20201
	Columbus, OH 43220
	(614) 459-0453

	Software (4 programs) called: 1) Executive Diet Helper 2) Menu
	Planner 3) Weight Loss Planner 4) Food Label Analyzer

The company is making the offer to "increase public awareness of our
software" and states that "these programs are the exclusive products of
ODS and are not available from any other source"

So, is this too good to be true? Deadline for ordering is Feb 15, HELP!

.....................All opinions are entirely my own....................

Barbara R. Tysinger
Health Sciences Library
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
btysingr@med.unc.edu

.........."He that has no fools, knaves nor beggars in his family........
.................was begat by lightning." -- Thomas Fuller...............