FormerF@Guy - Wow, What Could This Mean?

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FormerF@Guy - Wow, What Could This Mean?

Hi Friend

I sent an email a few days ago saying that I got the most
beautiful email ever.

It was and still is the most inspiring thing anyone has ever
emailed me.

Nobody looked.

This woman has decided to completely change her life and
made a very serious commitment to her health and physique

www.formerfatguyblog.com/weight-loss/one-serious-commitment-to-weight-loss.html

Nobody read it. Nobody clicked that link. Nobody cares?

Interesting.

What can I possibly learn from this?

My statistics are wrong? The emails aren't being delivered?
The emails are being caught by spam filters? or nobody
cares to even go have a look? I'm perplexed.

It's getting some great comments and reviews but I guess it
wasn't from any of my subscribers.

Interesting

News about the scavenger hunt to follow

Rob
July 2nd, 2007 at 3:42 pm

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