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Much of our Internet is free, the only catch is that we get our Internet
free, when we let others interest us in what ever they want to offer...

In some cases, what is offered on our Internet is better than free, they
actually pay us to pay attention to what might be interesting.

This trend of free information that is supported by advertising, and also
getting paid to view advertising, is going to radically change how much more
efficient our world is becoming.

This trend is a gift from our Internet, the sword of the Department of
Defense, that has now been beat into a plowshare.

Actually, Internet advertising is less intrusive than radio and television
advertising. Actually, Internet advertising is going to help us find what
interests us the most.  Getting on with what interests us the most, will in
the long run, lead to us finding more of ourselves.

Bill Gates is right about "frictionless competition".  Getting the most cost
effective deals is being taken to unheard of levels.

A small example, is when I looked up a book called "Friendship with God" in
http://www.BesteDeal.com.  In two minutes, I got back total costs from 48 of
50 Internet Stores from $15.42 with UPS Standard to $39.95 with Next Day
Air.  I may have been able to shop all 50 stores in the 10 minutes they
allow.  It also had used books from $7 with USPS to $20.50 with Next Day
Air. The same range of new books prices for 43 offers was available in
http://www.PriceScan.com. Unfortunately, I had already paid about $21 in a
bookstore that gave a 40% discount.

By the way, while checking, I noticed many books with "friendship with God"
in their titles.  Not a bad concept.

My greeting includes references to my pages on line, which have free stuff,
and sites to get paid, for just participating in this new form of
communication...

The site where I keep references to free and paid stuff on our Internet is
at:  https://www.recoverybydiscovery.com/free.htm Free.htm includes
references to the rest of the URL's.  The site where I keep sites that pay
us to surf the Internet is at:
https://www.recoverybydiscovery.com/getpaid.htm.  I actually got a check from
http://www.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BAN477 and when you try the same
link you can help support RecoveryByDiscovery.com. The site where I keep
sites that help us surf for free, the ISP's, is at:
https://www.recoverybydiscovery.com/isp.htm  The site where I keep sites for
free fax, voice mail, phones and other communication tools is at:
https://www.recoverybydiscovery.com/communication.htm  The site where I keep
sites that provide free web backup is at:
https://www.recoverybydiscovery.com/webbackup.htm


Please send me a note when you find those "free" sites that you love.

Loving is free, Grace is free, So are we, to the extent we let others be
free.  Grace is free, but the only catch is that to get grace, we have to
give grace.

Merry Christmas

Michael

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