Chameleon Certainly Changed Our Color!!
Is Our Face Red!!
On March 14, 2002 Epiniosis software company
proposed a contest idea to us for our readers. At
the end of the contest time frame, we would pick
a winner at random from the registrants and the
winner would be awarded a free copy of
Chameleon software. On July 18, 2002 we sent
to Epiniosis the name and email address of
our winner. Much to our surprise, we learned
several weeks later that Steve (our winner) had
not heard from them. We contacted Epinoisis
and received notice that with under 100 entries
in the contest, "it cannot be considered as a
promotion in any way.
To be profitable for us, at least 100-200 persons
must participate in a promotion.
For those reasons we cannot give chameleon
for free."
We feel that the lack of integrity and
professionalism shown us by not honoring their
offer to give our Chameleon contest winner the
software promised, speaks volumes to their
character.
Please accept our most humble apologies. We
are happy to inform you that Steve Taylor has
been given his choice of prizes from which to
choose. Fortunately, there are more honest and
reputable vendors out there that are most happy
to jump in and help change our colors back from
what is now a Chameleon induced red in the
face.
Thank you PixelMill.net and LTMOD.com for
helping us to "save face". Public apologies to
Steve and a heartfelt thank you for his gracious
acceptance and understanding of our situation.
Please note that all Chameleon links have been
removed from the 'zine and from our website.
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One thing that really struck us about your
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is something that should not have been a
surprise at all. Our subscribers have made
themselves known as helpful and giving. The
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we could go on forever! Another common
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