<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><HTML><FONT SIZE=2 PTSIZE=10 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">In a message dated 11/5/2004 5:22:36 PM Central Standard Time, achavez382@worldsavings.com writes:<BR>
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Well there are a number of free streams on the site now. Five programs are available to anyone for free -but you do have to sign up as a "free subscriber" and then log in. While this might be a little confusing to some, there ARE 5 programs available in full to act as an introduction.<BR>
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Maybe the Joe Frank website people can make the free shows a little easier for people to hear- it's just a little confusing on <A HREF="http://joefrank.com/shows.html">http://joefrank.com/shows.html</A> where it says "In addition, we're currently uploading samples from every Joe Frank radio program. They will be available to everyone <B>FREE OF CHARGE</B> and should help you identify shows and choose which programs you wish to hear. <A HREF="http://www.joefrank.com/amember/signup.php">Sign up to be a subscriber</A> and select the "Samples" subscription." <BR>
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- instead they could just put a link that says "SOME SHOWS AVAILABLE FREE - CLICK HERE" which then takes the visitor to a page where it explains, "if you want the free sample shows you have to fill out the form", rather than lead everyone to the SUBSCRIBE page and offer the "sample" subscription. Some folks aren't going to read the FAQ or understand that there is such a thing as a "free subscription" - it would be better to just tell visitors, "register- fill out this form- and give yourself a username and you can hear the free stuff." IMHO</FONT></HTML>