Neary-Sighted

Can you help me get the word to people with loved ones in the military?

<i>The offer below is good for the life of The Puyallup Fair, which runs
through Sept. 24. If there is one thing we have in Lakewood, it's people
who support the military. That's why I am coming to you. Please feel
free to tell anyone who might have a soldier overseas about this offer
(and the offer also goes for soldiers and airmen and women here who
might want to send a message back home)"</i>

Comcast welcomes members of the military and their loved ones to record
a free video mail from the Comcast booth at The Puyallup Fair this year.
Video mail can be sent to anyone with an email address and a reasonably
modern computer. There's no big file that the recipient has to worry
about; the recipient simply receives an email with a link that allows
them to view up to three minutes of video.

The offer is for both members of the military stationed here who would
like to communicate with relatives back home, as well as loved ones who
would like to communicate with a member of the military who is serving
outside the region.

The Comcast booth is located through "Door C North" inside the SHOWPLEX.
The fair is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10 a.m.
to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays through Sept. 24. For more
information about the fair, see http://www.thefair.com

Link posted by Walter : Thursday, September 14, 2006