>Khew Sin Sun <khewss@singnet.com.sg> and partners in Singapore are >producing a CD version of an aquarium magazine. The premier issue of >the CD will come out next week (the master's with their CD >duplicators now). It will include one of my articles on Red algae. > >I have seen a draft product and it looks good. He wondered if we we could >offer this CD to members of AGA at >a discounted rate. They're suggesting a retail of US$9.95 per copy. He >suggests that some >other ways of working at this could also be areas where AGA could give away >complimentary copies to its new subscribers.They will sell the product to >us for "something like a 50% off >SRP for AGA (that's about US$5 per CD)" However, he then says that this >would be at an order of up to 500 copies (minimum of 300). I replied by >saying that I will pass this on to the decision making body of AGA. I >already indicated that we might not be able to use 300 at one time. > >Y'all can discuss this and then the aga rep can respond directly to Khew. > >Let's see--- $5.00 times 300 equals $1,500.00. That sounds like a >significant chunk of the AGA budget. What would be the chances of getting >it back? Could we sell very many of them at $9.95? Just what is this >aquarium magazine about? Is there much about aquarium plants in it? >Unless this aquarium magazine is really dynamite, I don't think we would >recoup very much of the cost. Just a few random, negative, thoughts---- Paul Krombholz, in central Mississippi, expecting a 50 degree temperature drop from a high of 84 today to a predicted low of 34 overnight.