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post #1
27 February 2006, 16:49 UTC#1
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Hello Retardz,

As short film production company you'll appreciate that reaching your customers through different markets is a must.
The newest medium is the mobile phone (cell phone to some) providing you with an opportunity to extend your sales and re-sell your best products into a market of over 2 billion phones.

The Fonepark service is available in its standard form to everybody and it is free to use. With over 4000 web sites in operation it is proving very popular. However, like any other business, we are looking to find individuals and companies that we can work more closely with to offer a bespoke service and you have been chosen.

What we are offering you is the opportunity to have some of your existing content converted into mobile formatted content, put onto our systems and made available on your own dedicated Fonepark mobile content web site. If you are a content creator, then do not sign up through the Fonepark site, please contact us first and we will set up your free Fonepark site for you.

This gives you the opportunity to sell your content from your web site directly onto mobile phones. You receive 80% of the available revenue and the service is available world wide. Additionally, we will provide your new mobile content directly onto the other 4,000 plus web sites generating you further revenue.

To reiterate:

* This service is FREE to you, whether you're a content creator or you want to distribute other peoples content
* We will turn up to 10 items of content into mobile format, put it onto your own Fonepark site for FREE
* For your customers there are no hidden subscription or sign up costs, they just pay for what they choose to download
* You receive 80% of the available revenue.
* We handle all customer service enquiries on your behalf here at Fonepark
* You can link it to your own Web Pages or Blog generating you the traffic and revenue to make money

If you're not convinced by now that this is a great way to generate additional money by using your content in a unique way then take a look at:
http://www.rathergood.fonepark.com
http://www.pokermob.fonepark.com
http://www.emp.fonepark.com
These sites are all making thousands of pounds per month by simply providing us with their content to put onto mobile.

So why not join us in the park at Fonepark. Come and look at: http://www.fonepark.com
We've also provided you with a .PDF document (attached) which gives you a deeper understanding of what we offer.

Like what you see? Then get in touch with myself and we will arrange the service for you.
My name is Pete Chamberlain, Fonepark Manager, my email address is [email address redacted].



Best wishes,
Pete
post #2
27 February 2006, 16:53 UTC#2
Elliot will definitely know. Wait for him to see this.
post #3
27 February 2006, 17:30 UTC#3
From face value it looks like a good deal, but as WEAK said, wait for an expert on these things to tell you if its cosher
post #4
27 February 2006, 20:51 UTC#4
Looks pretty legit. But what the fuck would I know, in the eyes of the law I'm still a noob.

But yer, if you recieve enough traffic I suppose this deal would be amazingly benefical for you, not only financially but by getting you more fans as well. Especially for a group like yourself, I'm sure you have plenty of 10-30 second videos that you may have published as videos online before, that would score major brownie points on any mobile phone. Good luck.
post #5
27 February 2006, 22:20 UTC#5
Meh, its just websites and portals. They dont look like they've got any distribution networks set up with telcos or providers which is where the traffic is at the moment.

Whats "available revenue" mean? I have a feeling thats after costs.

Whats the rights with this deal? Anyone seen a contract?

I personally wouldnt bother with web portals. Waste of time and energy.
post #6
27 February 2006, 22:31 UTC#6
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Feb 27 2006, 10:20 PM) [snapback]294040[/snapback]

Meh, its just websites and portals. They dont look like they've got any distribution networks set up with telcos or providers which is where the traffic is at the moment.

Whats "available revenue" mean? I have a feeling thats after costs.

Whats the rights with this deal? Anyone seen a contract?

I personally wouldnt bother with web portals. Waste of time and energy.


this nigga knows his shit.
post #7
28 February 2006, 00:07 UTC#7
ok cheers elliot