Re: California Gold Prospecting Map

On Jul 9, 1:41 pm, darthpup <amchi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> The maps are very useful and are based on geophysical data not
> available in the near past.

Please explain to everyone how the new geophysical
data you mention applies to the connection between
your map and the ability of your customer to prospect
for gold.  I'd like to understand your "useful" comment.

Please be specific as I see NO usable/"useful"
connection for anyone likely to purchase from you.
How is the colored area you've drawn, which covers
hundreds of square miles, going to help the average
gold seeker?  In other words, how is your information
more valuable to the average prospector than the
information available 100 years ago?

Being the honest ( but impractical?) person
you seem to be I would hope for something
fairly interesting.  Please try to be as specific
as your previously posted  communication about
prospecting in Virginia.  If this is forthcoming it
may prove valuable, if not it will, unfortunatly,
confirm my suspicions.

Frankly you appear to have information which
is so generalized, as to be useless to anyone
besides huge cor****ations, and they own much
more comprehensive information than the map
you offer.  Wouldn't you agree?

dennis
in nca

P.S. Have you personally prospected in
       California?