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Email
1: TP Issue
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Date: Wed, 10 May 2000
From: enfishez@excite.com "Edward Fishe"
Subject: Charmin comments
I looked
at your FAQ and couldnt find an answer to my question. What is
your official stance on toilet paper dispensing? I personal believe
"over" is the best solution, as its easier to grab and
more natural to spin. How could anyone even think that "under"
is the best solution?
Im
so fed up that Im actually working with a few politically active
friends to pass legislation requiring all toilet paper and paper
towel rolls in public places to be dispensed in the "over"
fashion. I currently have over 350 signatures and plan to set up
a meeting with the governor shortly. I hope I can get it onto the
ballot in time. What are your thoughts on this? Would I be able
to ask your support in passing this bill? Id like to use Mr. Whipple
in a commercial (when we get to that point) saying "Vote no
on 35, and dont squeeze the Charmin!"
Any
help you can provide would be appreciated.
Regards,
Ed.
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Date: Wed, 10 May 2000
From: ttp.im@pg.com
Subject: Re: Charmin comments
Hi,
Edward.
We
appreciate your efforts and enthusiasm but we feel whether to dispense
the bathroom tissue in an "over" or "under"
fashion is strictly a matter of personal
preference.
Thanks
for writing!
Lisa
USA Charmin Team
Email 2: DVD Issue
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Date: Fri, 05 May 2000
From: enfishez@excite.com "Edward Fishe"
Subject: DVD Rental Issue
Im
curious to know what the penalty fee for not rewinding DVDs is?
I recently rented the movie Go on DVD and forgot to rewind it. How
much will I be charged? In the past, Ive forgotten to rewind tapes,
and have felt horrible about it. P.S. - Is Hollywood video owned
by the city of Hollywood?
Sincerely,
Ed.
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Date: Fri, 05 May 2000
From: "E-Mail-Us " <E-Mail-Us@HollywoodVideo.com>
Subject: Re: DVD Rental Issue
Hello
Edward, Dont worry about rewinding DVDs. As soon as the DVD stops
playing it will start over. Hollywood doesnt charge their customers
if they forgot to rewind the VHS tapes. The city of Hollywood, does
not own Hollywood Video. Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Aaron
Phillips, Hollywood Customer Relations
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