---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: David <dripdry@gmail.com> Date: Feb 12, 2007 12:42 PM Subject: Re: [Police] Tour Dates Announced!!!! To: TMead17327 <tmead17327@aol.com> Ok... What I meant was that people could contact others, outside of the list, such as family or friends or strangers on the street, who they know shop at Best Buy fairly frequently. These people may not have any interest in The Police (their not being on this list, after all). Hence, these people may (or may not) be willing to give up their tickets to others. A sort of extended networking opportunity when it matters most to us on the list. Have I made myself clear enough? :) David On 2/12/07, TMead17327 <tmead17327@aol.com> wrote:

Oh, sorry, I guess it didn't occur to me that there might be somebody who is both on this list, and a Reward Zone member, who would not be taking advantage of it!

Still, it seems unlikely, but I guess it's possible.

Tommy in Durango, Colorado

In a message dated 02/12/07 11:16:38 Mountain Standard Time, dripdry@gmail.com writes:

Yes, Tommy, I understand that. What I'm suggesting is that people contact those they know who may in fact be RewardZone members who are not themselves interested in going to the show, thereby allowing others in the group to secure tickets for themselves or others.

Just a suggestion.

Thanks,

David

On 2/12/07, TMead17327 < tmead17327@aol.com> wrote:

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The Reward Zone program is limited to 2 tickets per Reward Zone member.

Tommy in Durango, Colorado

In a message dated 02/12/07 11:10:12 Mountain Standard Time, dripdry@gmail.com writes:

So... I guess my question would be... how many people do we all know, collectively in teh group, who are RewardZone members? This might be stretching it, but perhaps most of us could get tickets right away if we know enough people who have this?

Speaking of which, I need to get on the phone!

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