Quintin Publications is a VERY LEGIT Bookseller. In business for 30 years, Our I's are dotted and T's crossed. I think that people who are out to bad mouth others just trying to help others find ancestors are jealous. Quintin Publications is a family Owned and Operated and well known in the Qenealogy community. Everton's anad Dick Eastman > > If you want Quebec genealogical data, use a legal bookstore. An > example is thewww.bms2000.orgdatabase or the PRDH database.

On Oct 7, 9:36 pm, Quintin Publications <esquin...@comcast.net> wrote: > Quintin Publications is a VERY LEGIT Bookseller. In business for 30 > years, Our I's are dotted and T's crossed. I think that people who are > out to bad mouth others just trying to help others find ancestors are > jealous. Quintin Publications is a family Owned and Operated and well > known in the Qenealogy community. Everton's anad Dick Eastman > > > > > > > If you want Quebec genealogical data, use a legal bookstore. An > > example is thewww.bms2000.orgdatabaseor the PRDH database.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - That still doesn't mean that your general commercial advertising is welcomed here in this discussion group. As was said- the marketplace group is where you should be posting. Unless, of course, you are making a one time announcement of a particular book that deals with using computers in genealogy.

On Mon, 08 Oct 2007 02:36:22 -0000, Quintin Publications wrote: > Quintin Publications is a VERY LEGIT Bookseller. In business for 30 > years, How does the above statement compute with the following (my emphasis): <quote> Quintin Publications has been providing genealogy publications and well as many different vital statics for *over 17 years* </quote> OK, "over 17 years" could mean 30 years but there's a big difference between the two. "Over 17 years" implies a duration much closer to 17 than to 30. > Our I's are dotted and T's crossed. I think that people who are > out to bad mouth others just trying to help others find ancestors are > jealous. With the quantity of known and trusted resources already available, jealousy doesn't come into it. Placing an advertisement in a group where it's not allowed and is not welcome is called spamming. The person or organisation placing said advertisement is called a spammer.