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| Subject: | RE: FLASH: Re: modelling gig |
| From: | Gareth Vaughan |
| Date: | Thu, 13 May 1999 16:07:03 +0100 |
Hi Imre,
It's fake for a number of reasons,
* How did such a unprepared small company win a $150,000 contract?
* Why would a company with $150 000 go to a unprepared small
company, when it could pretty much take its pick of developers?
I guess your right about the potential for ripping people off, it's my
guess that this is a scam to get his hands on some ideas at other
peoples expense.
One other thing, would a genuine company with a project to sub-contract
ignore all these criticisms without claryfying any of the details?
Maybe Glenn should have the balls to answer his detractors.
______________________
Gareth Vaughan
Multimedia Producer
g_vaughan
cbl [dot] co [dot] uk______________________
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Imre V�gv�ri [SMTP:imre
mirai [dot] hu]> Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 6:45 PM
> To: flasher
shocker [dot] com> Subject: FLASH: Re: modelling gig
>
> hello,
>
> this is my first letter to the list, even though I've been reading it
> for
> weeks now. I work for a Hungarian interactive agency, based in
> downtown
> Budapest. This modeling gig thread caught my attention and - there
> must be
> something I'm missing - I guess I must be a newbie to this kind of
> email-the-dream-project approach. Could you go through this with me
> and tell
> me (and others as well) how you can point out so surely that this is a
> fake
> proposition, please?
>
> see:
>
> 1) somebody mails a sincere-sounding offer to a list which is read by
> professionals in the field
>
> 2) after checking out their site (www.krepro.no) it's obvious that
> right now
> they can't handle a project like this - that's what they said in the
>
> 3) 150 000 USD - sure thing it's huge money but it makes a certain
> sense to
> me. If I wanted to get the best service available, I would also try to
> get
> the best people of the industry compete with _each other_ in order to
> be
> able to pick truely the best product in the end
>
> Seems to have logic in it. Yet, your natural reaction to this email
> made me
> wonder if it's only me being naive. I can't really see how they could
> rip
> anyone off. They don't pay, you don't produce.
>
> Would they only need the demos for some reason?
>
> I think it would be worthwile to follow this thread, see what comes
> out in
> the end.
>
> imi
> mirai interactive
>
>
>
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