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From: jasonj@mindspring.com (Jason Jones)
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Subject: Re: Questions about E3
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 1998 23:30:59 GMT
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Hello,
   I never said that I got in through deception. I gave them the name
of the company I work for doing programming. I was remarking on the
fact that they don't care to check any of the information that you
give them. I was attempting to explain that E3 has become so
commercialized they don't really care who attends, as long as they
show a profit for the event. 

Jason

On Thu, 08 Jan 1998 17:47:35 GMT, matth@bellatlantic.net (Matthew
Hulett) wrote:

>   Hello again everyone,
>   Y'know, I wasn't going to say a thing, but that is lame advice
>Jason. If I were a professional who paid all the dues to achieve a
>certain status, I would not appreciate a bunch of laypeople and
>hobbyists crashing my party through deception. If they did not care,
>they would allow everyone in. I suppose they rely on people's sense of
>honesty and honor, but if they were to become aware of a significant
>number of people like you, I bet you they would take steps to
>alleviate the problem, and everyone else would end up paying more to
>go to cover the cost of policing the people who just can't be
>satisfied with all the other shows we can legitimitely attend.
>   Don't listen Mike, all you have in this life that counts is your
>honor. 
>   Matt
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>On Mon, 29 Dec 1997 20:10:06 GMT, jasonj@mindspring.com (Jason Jones)
>wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>   E3 costs about $75 to get in for the three days. Since it was local
>>this year in Atlanta I went. Just go to the registration area and give
>>them a company name. Doesn't matter to them, as long as they get their
>>money. 
>>
>>Jason
>>
>>On Wed, 24 Dec 1997 17:13:15 GMT, matth@bellatlantic.net (Matthew
>>Hulett) wrote:
>>
>>>   Hello Mike,
>>>   Sorry to dissapoint you, but E3 is a business insider event. Now,
>>>maybe Sony might arrange for we Yarozers to go, but I really doubt it
>>>and I would not hold my breath.
>>>   But, if you would like to check out some information about next
>>>years event, you can go to:
>>>http://www.e3expo.com/
>>>I think we all wish we could go...
>>>   Matt
>>>
>>>
>>>On Mon, 08 Dec 1997 22:34:16 GMT, dajudge@inficad.com (Michael
>>>Klucher) wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hello I hope I am not bothering too many people with all my posts. I
>>>>had some questions about E3 maily the big one is are we allowed to
>>>>attend? and if so does it cost anything? I have always wanted to go to
>>>>this but I was just wondering any help would be appericated thanks a
>>>>buch
>>>
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