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Membership in TTA... it's a good thing!!
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Hey, being a member at TTA does have its advantages! I got you guys the hook-up from Ronn at Yager's Flies! Go spend a few bucks and get 25% off by using the code: SB2010 Your welcome!
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Just use Coupon Code SB2010 in the Coupon Code/Gift Certificate area of our checkout screen.
Due to volume your order may be delayed. We will try to ship as soon as possible but can't guarantee UPS Next Day, 2nd Day or 3rd Day Air. If we're unable to ship immediately we'll let you know via email.
Free Shipping on orders over $100 after discount. No Tax on orders outside of Kansas! Do you even have any TTA members from Kansas? No? I didn't think so.
This sale is for In-Stock items (excluding Nationally Priced items, Demo Rods, Gift Certificates and Sale items).
Ronn a call at 866-359-7467.
Thought we should let you know
he's going fishing on Sunday too, then plans on watching some big game. If you call and can't reach us, just leave a message or send an e-mail & he'll get back to you ASAP!
Start shopping!
Email: yagersflies@swbell.net
Hours of Operation:
Internet & Fax Orders - 24 Hours a day
Customer Service Hours - Closed Sunday. Open Monday thru Saturday - 10:00 am till 5:00 pm, Thursday - 10:00 am till 8:00 pm CST.
http://www.yagersflies.com
Excellent...........and it has got me to thinking....what other businesses would give a discount for some free advertising????
JM
I dunno? But it might behoove us to do some looking! Although I don't think the PLCB will give us a discount on booze.
Not to be the realist guy, but if I was going to advertise on a website that cost me a fee or discount I believe I'd want to see a copy of the last 12 months of the sites weblizer page from the CP page that shows me how many visitors a month the site averaged. Not hits, visitors, so i know what my public exposure would be for the site.
I've had to show this to my big sponsors along with other sponsor exposure estimates.
Just don't want you to get disappointed. The bigger the company, the bigger the needed public exposure.
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