having never been to a Hoss Traders event before, I now understand. I agree
with the no TurboLinux idea.

As for the Cd's to sell, it is probably a moot point at this time as my
schedule does not permit me to deliver the CD's at all anywhere this
weekend. Sorry. It doesn't happen in my life often that I can't make
exceptions or find a way, but this just happens to be one of those moments,
and it isn't a Kodak moment.

Jerry




>On Thu, 11 May 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
>>> I do have 500 TurboLinux WorkStation CD's (approx) and 150 TurboLinux
>>> Server CD's that we could pass out for free.
>>
>> I would recommend not bringing those to Hoss traders then.  Let's keep
>> those for other LUG events and those marketing oppurtunities you spoke of.
>
>  I would agree, for several reasons:
>
>  - People come to Hosstraders looking for bargains.  "Free CDs" will likely
>    lead to people taking ten or twenty of them, just because they can.  :)
>  - People come to Hosstraders looking to spend money (or barter).  Let's not
>    disappoint them.
>  - Freebies could likely be put to better use elsewhere.
>  - We want to recover the costs of the LBS, and ...
>  - ... if someone offered you a choice of otherwise identical Red Hat CDs,
>    one for free, and one for three bucks, which would you choose?
>
>On Thu, 11 May 2000, Jerry Kubeck wrote:
>> I have all merchandise from the Show ... The only requirement is good
>> bookkeeping.
>
>  Hmmmm.  "Good bookkeeping" may be a bit difficult.  We're all engineers, I
>think.  Money and engineers don't mix.  ;-)
>
>On Thu, 11 May 2000, maddog wrote:
>> The issue around the Hoss Trader's booth and selling things is that they
>> gave me the space at a discount because we WOULD NOT be selling
>> things...that this was strictly an informational type of thing.
>
>  *Oh*!  That puts things in a different light.
>
>  Well, let's go ahead and have the CDs ready.  If we get the okay (I'd be
>willing to pick up some of the cost for an "sellers" pass, if need be), we can
>sell 'em.  If not, they sit in the car.
>
>  :-)
>
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