New Auto Repair Technician Tools Website

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Scott Olson - 16 Aug 2006 15:59 GMT

I would like to direct you all to a website that I've been working on,
<a href="http://autotechtoolsandtoys.com">autotechtoolsandtoys.com</a>.
We scour the internet for the best values on tools and toys that will
interest the auto repair professional, and post the best finds. The
deals change regularly, and sometimes expire the dame day they are
posted, so stop by often.

Thank you.

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* - 18 Aug 2006 12:41 GMT

Scott Olson <solson440@insightbb.com> wrote in article
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> I would like to direct you all to a website that I've been working on,
> <a href="http://autotechtoolsandtoys.com">autotechtoolsandtoys.com</a>.
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>
> Thank you.

Mostly Harbor Freight-type of stuff at slightly marked-up prices.

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* - 18 Aug 2006 20:44 GMT

Scott Olson <solson440@insightbb.com> wrote in article
<1155740372.217881.44560@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>...

> I would like to direct you all to a website that I've been working on,
> <a href="http://autotechtoolsandtoys.com">autotechtoolsandtoys.com</a>.
> We scour the internet for the best values on tools and toys that will
> interest the auto repair professional, and post the best finds. The
> deals change regularly, and sometimes expire the dame day they are
> posted, so stop by often.

TRANSLATION: I Google the words "automotive tools".

FYI.....

This is the SAME GUY who wanted all the "moonlighters" to register on his
site to bid in an "auction" of services a little while back.

Only five "technicians" - and I use the term quite loosely - registered in
the last six months or so, and there was only one "auction" seeking
services.

Now, he wants to make money doing the same thing anybody else can do with
Google.

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