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tim rutter wrote on: May 19, 2007
how do I get to test your Bazooka Jmax OL
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bill cushler wrote on: May 12, 2007
how do i fill out an app
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PAT HUGHES wrote on: May 16, 2007
HOW DO I FILL OUT AN APP?
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Mike Gunn wrote on: May 13, 2007
I read you ad in golf magazine and would like to apply for the test program. I can be reached at the above e-mail address or at 615-851-4105 or 615-473-2044. Thanks for your consideration. I play 3 to 4 times per week carrying a 10 handicap. I am a USGA member.
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Leo R. Hunt wrote on: May 16, 2007
I guess you would call me a hight handy caper @ 36 I live on the mad Russin golf course in Milkien Colorado
I play about 3 time a week, I also work
there.
We lravel all over the wold to play, this year we are going to Magala Spain.
I would love to now only test your club but would like to be come a rep. & sell them.
Thank you
Leo R Hunt
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Kevin Kane wrote on: May 9, 2007
Where is it? Guess your ad in Golf Magazine is a little come-on, hey? Good way to get/keep customers...NOT! I am a former repeat customer.
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Ronnie Odom wrote on: Apr 18, 2007
Where is the app
RO
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R.Laino wrote on: Apr 17, 2007
I would love to to give an honest opinion on your golf clubs if there were a way to get them.I guess it was just a comeon.What a shame
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robert bullock wrote on: May 13, 2007
Please me more about your trial program
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c.ton wrote on: Apr 16, 2007
Can you say-"False Advertising"
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c.ton wrote on: Apr 16, 2007
Can you say-"False Advertising"
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Gary Kohls wrote on: Apr 12, 2007
Your email address in golf magazine is not working www.warriorgolftechnology.com Thanks
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Morris A. Ellis wrote on: May 16, 2007
I am interested in the field test of the new warrior hybrid club. How do I get the app that your advertisement talks about. Thanks. Mo
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lawrence brenner wrote on: Apr 15, 2007
trying to get to offer
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Kenneth Wehr wrote on: Apr 16, 2007
Trying to apply to take questionnaire re golf club offer
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wil st. laurent wrote on: Apr 15, 2007
I saw your add in Golf Magazine regarding a questionare and possibly testing your gold clubs and it was very intriging to me.
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J.Conley wrote on: Apr 19, 2007
Saw the add, attempted to respond. What next?
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Granvil Smith wrote on: Apr 26, 2007
Warriuor makes a fine golf club. I am playing the third set of irons purchased from you. Why do you find it necessary to resort to this sneaky sales technique used in Golf magazine.
Just put your clubs on the market in competition with the other manufactures.
They (your irons, in particular) can hold their own.
Granvil Smith
Carrollton, Ky
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mike young wrote on: Apr 17, 2007
tried to go online to do questionaire and possibly be part of your test program but unable to get to questionaire.
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bob robbins wrote on: May 15, 2007
could not find application for testing your equipment whats up?
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jess seymore wrote on: Apr 15, 2007
I hate to think that your magazine would send its readers on a wild goose chase or take ads for bogus offers, just to bring in money . I do not want to waste my time on such things . Your reputation should be most important to you. Thanks for your time JWS
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Toby Eklund wrote on: Apr 25, 2007
Just go to www.warriorgolftechnology.com and fill out the forms. If you have any questions feel free to email me. My email address is toby@warriorcustomgolf.com
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Billy Sallee wrote on: May 16, 2007
I am the golf columnist for the Peninsula Daily News on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. A few years back I played one of your clubs and liked it. I saw your full page ad in the June Issue of Golf Magazine. I tried your phone #, got your recording and tried your on line address - bad results - - no connection. Are you for real or not? I would like to try your clubs and write about them. I cover a two county area, 7 golf courses and have been doing so for over 6 years, with a weekly 1/2 page column in the sports section. I am disappointed with your phone and online malfunctions. Call me at 360-582-9799 and let me know what I can do for you and what you can do for me.
Thanks, Billy M. Sallee
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