Chris
Fredericksburg,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, July 02, 2003
In 1989, my then girlfriend's first job out of college was doing calligraphy for National Reference Press, which is/was owned by the same people as International Society of Poetry. I'm not sure if they still use the NRP name. The deal with them was, they would run ads in trade mags soliciting nominees for books like "Who's Who in American Nursing" "Who's Who in American Podiatry" Who's Who in American Civil Engineering". They would also do mass mailings to names on mailing lists they would buy. The deal was, if you bought the book, you got into it.If you did not, you didn't get in. My girlfriend did the certificates that got mailed to those who bought.She quit after three months because her conscience got the best of her. What a sad way to make a living.