funding alert service

Inst. of Latin American Studies (ilasut@uts.cc.utexas.edu)
Fri, 8 Oct 1999 12:55:41 -0500 (CDT)

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Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 13:32:45 -0700
From: Maryellen Lewis <lewisma9@PILOT.MSU.EDU>
To: MICROENTERPRISE@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Subject: free FUNDING ALERT service available

Hello all:
I just received this notice for a free subscription (through May)
to an extensive FUNDING ALERT service, and it suggests I pass this on, so
here it is. I've been receiving a more limited version of this service for
several years, and it has occasionally been useful: I created a "personal
profile" of preferences and funding areas, and receive regular (though
modest) information posts from time to time. This free enlarged offer is
obviously an advertisement for the product, which will launch in the market
early next year apparently. But it seems worth it at it's current price
(free), so I thought some of you might be interested.
Sincerely,
Maryellen Lewis

ScienceWise.com, our new web portal for scientists, is sponsoring
an upgrade of your FOA subscription to include USOA, our
premium alert service, through May 31st, 2000...for FREE. We are
also making the same offer to any colleagues you refer to us.
Read on for details.
** YOUR FREE UPGRADE **
Because of your upgrade to U.S. Opportunity Alert, you will
soon begin receiving funding alerts targeted to your profile
from every major federal agency as well as hundreds of
foundations, corporations and foreign sources. This upgrade will
last through May 31st, 2000 and is absolutely free. You will NOT
be billed at the end of the free period. If you do not wish to
receive this free upgrade, simply send an email to
nothanks@usoa.com by Friday, October 1st.
** HELP YOUR COLLEAGUES **
Any colleague you refer to USOA, who registers by October 15th,
can enjoy USOA free for the same period. We are NOT allowing
the general public to take advantage of this offer, so you must
refer your colleagues for them to participate.
To refer a colleague, either CUT and PASTE the entire letter
below into a new email, or include the link in your own letter.
Either way, please take just a moment to share this offer with
your colleagues. Remember, they must register before October 15th
to receive this free period of USOA, so be sure to let them know
right away.
** HOW CAN WE MAKE SUCH A GENEROUS OFFER? **
In a nutshell, ScienceWise.com is sponsoring the service
through May of 2000. ScienceWise.com is available in beta
now and will have its official launch in January, 2000.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to email us at
freeupgrade@usalert.com. Otherwise, enjoy your free upgrade to
U.S. Opportunity Alert and tell your colleagues!
Regards,
Adam Waugh
U.S. Opportunity Alert
Now sponsored by ScienceWise.com (http://www.sciencewise.com)

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CUT, PASTE and SEND the Message Below To Your Colleagues
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I subscribe to a funding alert service that delivers emails
keeping me up-to-date on research and education funding
opportunities in my interest areas. The premium version of this
service is being sponsored by ScienceWise.com, a new web site
for science professionals.
The alert service is called U.S. Opportunity Alert and normally
costs $178 per year. It searches federal, foundation, corporate
and foreign funding sources everyday and only delivers those
opportunities that match your research and education interests.
As part of the promotion, you can receive the service free
through May of 2000, but you have to use the link below and
register by October 15th.
There are no strings attached, they don't even ask for payment
information. To begin building your research interest profile
use this link:
http://www.usalert.com/freeservice2.asp

If you would like to visit U.S. Opportunity Alert, go to
http://www.usalert.com, but you must use the link above
to receive the service free through May of 2000.
If you know of other researchers that could use the service,
be sure to pass on this message.