Something scrambled my email this morning

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I hit the wrong button or I have a mild virus because my Outlook Express now seems to have my emails randomly distributed! I came across the email that invited me to LinkedIn. It's the final reminder and I am definitely thankful that LinkedIn sends out a second notice. I think the system is incredible. I still can't believe it's free. I am blown away that the majority of people sign up and still don't get it. Make sure you sign up through a friend's invitation and invite your friends. You'll be connected through those friends to people you had forgotten about.

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Dear Charles,

On January 9, Gary Dale Cearley sent you an invitation to become part of Gary Dale's professional network at LinkedIn.

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On Friday (March 19), this invitation will expire. Follow this link to accept Gary Dale's invitation
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Signing up is free and takes less than a minute.

LinkedIn has been featured on CNN, in the Wall Street Journal and in Fortune Magazine. Over 50,000 hiring managers have joined LinkedIn to look for employees, and many executives are using LinkedIn to reach business partners through referrals from people they know and trust, like Gary Dale.

The only way to get access to Gary Dale's network is through the following link:

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Here is what PC Magazine recently had to say about LinkedIn:

"Executives should try LinkedIn. At best, it could be incredibly useful. At worst, the site guards your privacy and doesn't waste your time."



On January 9, Gary Dale Cearley wrote:

> To: Charles Hicks-Moore [iwin4u2@yahoo.com]
> From: Gary Dale Cearley [gary.dale@cearley.net]
> Subject: Worth checking out
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> Charles,
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> I've recently joined LinkedIn, and I've found it to be a useful online business tool...This is the only email message you will receive from LinkedIn about the expiration of this invitation from Gary Dale.

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