Pipeline and Gas Technology Magazine
Monday, May 21, 2007
Why share your copy - when they can get their own?
Tell your colleagues to start their own FREE Subscription.
— Does your copy of PipeLine and Gas Technology look like it's
traveled thru an oil and gas pipeline on its way to your desk?
— Do you find yourself retrieving your latest copy from
a colleague's desk?
— Or... perhaps you'd like to promote yourself off the bottom
of the routing list -- to the top that is?
The answer is simple... get your own... or, better yet, have your colleagues get their own subscription to PipeLine and Gas Technology.
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We know each and every issue of PipeLine and Gas Technology contains crucial, cutting-edge reporting of the solutions, applications and technolgies being employed in the pipeline industry. And, we know ALL your colleagues would benefit from PipeLine's uniquely styled, how-to approach to discussing the issues you and other pipeline professionals face every day.
But... did you know that PipeLine and Gas Technology is offered free of charge to all pipeline industry professionals?
That means ALL your colleagues can have their very own subscription. That's right... all your colleagues. So... if you or someone in your office would benefit from receiving PipeLine and Gas Technology for themselves, simply, forward this email and ask them to click the link below. It will only take a few minutes and, you won't ever have to track down your copy again.
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Audrey Miller
Circulation Director
PipeLine and Gas Technology
PO Box 2101, Skokie, IL 60076-7801
www.pipelineandgastechnology.com
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