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Subject - Thank You

January 28, 2009
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Mike Holt's Thanks to the Industry

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I just wanted to say thank you. Thanks for being a part of our newsletter community, for being our friend and for all of the wonderful ways this industry has helped me grow personally and professionally. Over the years I have watched us all grow together in our knowledge of the trade and our understanding of the Code.

 

During these difficult financial times I wanted to say thanks to the industry by offering 25% off all of my Mike Holt products. This is just a small way that I can say thank you.

 

Wishing you and your family the best in 2009,

 

Mike Holt

 

P.S. To take advantage of this special please visit www.MikeHolt.com and use discount code THANKS or call our office to place your order at 888-632-2633.

 

This special cannot be combined with any other offer and cannot be applied to any previous orders. This special is only applicable to Mike Holt products (seminars are not included)

Special lasts until February 28, 2009.

 

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  • I am a service contractor and recently we have seen a large number of our clients complaining about light bulb life. We have checked several things like voltage flucs, light socket wear, and connections. seeems as if this is even common in new fixtures. Does anybody have any ideas. Sorry for the stupid question.

    Brian Wortman
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  • Thank you for helping me learn! I don't know you personally but you sure seem like great man.

    jim
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  • Hello Mike,

    I have one and only one question for every corporation and company out there. Between 1998 and 2006 this country flourished and "What the heck did you do with all the money you earned"?

    John Turilli
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  • Thank you very much, Mike. I will peruse the list again and pick some more swell stuff out that will help me increase my electrical knowledge. again, THANKS

    Tommy
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  • Thank You Mike! I appreciate your kindness.

    *BOB*
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  • Thanks Mike for all you have done for the industry. I took your Masters class in 1980, then the Fl State Masters class, Then your estimating class. I purchased your estimating software when it first came out and my first PC also from you. And above all of that I appreciate you as a motivating force and a person of intergity. God Bless. www.peterspirito.com

    Peter Spirito
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