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Enjoy Your First Month Free!
You got to try this out for yourself to see how incredible
it really is. That's why the program is being delivered
to you free with a one month-free trial!
Many people say they would pay as much as $199.00 a
month for such TV service.
The good news is, your first month is free and, if you
want to keep getting the service after that, you will
just be billed a very-low monthly fee of only $49.95.
And you won't be billed until your second month. Also,
you can cancel anytime, for any reason or no reason at
all, by making a…
Remember, you are receiving the program free (in your
email in just a few moments) with a one-month free trial.
So you have nothing to lose, but you certainly have a
lot of entertainment to gain!
You're Only Moments Away From:
" Over 3,000 world-wide channels from 78 countries,
showing movies, sports, news and more... 24/7!
" Watching your favorite shows on your all your computers
AND your TV!
" Channels you can't get any other place in the U.S.A!
" The ability to record anything you want!
" The luxury of traveling with these channels anywhere
in the world with you!
" Saving thousands of dollars over many years on
cable and satellite bills!
" And much, much more!
It's easy to redeem your free-trial. All you do is call
(toll-free):
1800-000-0000
Ext #@!$
The friendly receptionist will ask your name, credit
card details and email address and you'll be watching
unlimited TV in a few minutes from now. Call now, today,
because this one-month free trial offer is a special promotion…
By the way, demand for this free-trial has been enormous
so, you may have to call two or three times before getting
through on the phone. To reward your patience, anyone
who calls over the next 18 hours will get a bonus gift.
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Also included for the promotion are these two tables:
Enjoy These TV Shows On Your Computer!
Prison Break Heroes One Tree Hill
Smallvile The Girls Next Door Lost
Gilmore Girls 24 House
Grey's Anatomy American Idol Desperate Housewives
Veronica Mars Beauty and the Geek The O.C.
Scrubs 2001 Family Guy NCIS 2003
Naruto 2002 Battlestar Galactica Avatar
Bones Supernatural Stargate SG-1
South Park America's Top Model Stargate Atlantis
CSI The Simpsons The Office
Charmed ER Jericho
Ugly Betty Dirt 2007 CSI: Miami
Friday Night Lights Criminal Minds CSI: NY
Nip/Tuck Friends 7th Heaven
Hannah Montana The Unit Saturday Night Live
Everwood Law And Order The Sopranos
How I Met Your Mother Rome Studio 60 On the Strip
Home And Away Reba The L Word
Bleach My Name Is Earl Medium
Dexter Las Vegas Weeds
Laguna Beach Myth Busters Boston Legal
Live With Regis Power Rangers Angel
Degrassi The Shield Yu-Gi-Yo
Without A Trace Seinfeld The Dresden Files
Men In Trees Sex and the City What About Brian
Eureka 2006 The 4400 Numbers
Deal Or No Deal Buffy The Vampire Slayer Miami Ink
Entourage Day Break Inuyasha
Sponge Bob Zack And Cody High School Musical
Dancing With The Stars Top Chef The X-Files
The Lost room The King Of Queens Ghost Whisperer
Survivor Futurama Two And A Half Men
Beverly Hills 90210 The Class What I Like About You
Watch TV From 78 Countries!
Albania Hungary Panama
Algeria Iceland Peru
Andorra India Philippines
Argentina Indonesia Poland
Australia Iran Portugal
Austria Iraq Puerto Rico
Belarus Israel Qatar
Belgium Italy Romania
Bolivia Jamaica Russia
Bosnia Japan Saudi Arabia
Brazil Jordan Serbia
Canada Kurdistan South Africa
Chile Kuwait South Korea
China Latvia Spain
Columbia Lebanon Sri Lanka
Costa Rica Luxemburg Sweden
Cuba Macedonia Switzerland
Czech Republic Malaysia Taiwan
Denmark Malta Thailand
Dominican Republic Mexico Turkey
Egypt Mongolia United Kingdom
Estonia Netherlands Ukraine
Finland New Zealand USA
France Nicaragua Vatican City
Germany Nigeria Venezuela
Greece Oman Vietnam
Well, Mike runs this ad copy online at www.tvonpcelite.com/5
and it works like gangbusters. Also, we are about to test
this ad in newspapers.
But, it's a long ad, ain't it? Sure is, 3,000 words
plus a few more depending on what close we are using.
So how…
Actually, if you know what you are doing, believe it
or not, you can get it onto just one page. But, you gotta
be working with a savvy typesetter. We worked with Len
Mitsch who is located in Minneapolis. (I guess it doesn't
matter where you are located these days.) Anyway, I want
to give Len a plug here…
So here's how this ad is formatted:
Kevin, insert ad here.
Notice this ad has six columns. This is a really good
idea for a long copy ad. See how the headline is upper
and lower case and flushed left and ragged right? See
how the subheads are located throughout the ad to give
the ad visual relief. See…