Far away from the civilization and yet not so far away from it that you cannot go back to it when you want, the hamptons is an ideal location for shooting realistic documentaries on nature or even for shooting your own reality shows. So, how can the hamptons be a great site for a location shoot?

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On Tue, 23 Jul 2013 00:27:36 -0700 (PDT), Ben Stevens
wrote:

Far away from the civilization and yet not so far away from it that you cannot go back to it when you want, the hamptons is an ideal location for shooting realistic documentaries on nature or even for shooting your own reality shows. So, how can the hamptons be a great site for a location shoot?

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This is the third time you have spammed this group. You continue to
make errors in your post and you are off-topic. Are you spamming
every group? Why would we trust a spammer to help us plan a vacation
of documentary? Or whatever scam you are trying to drag us into. I
wouldn't give you a dime, and no one else here would either.

P&M

micky wrote:

This is the third time you have spammed this group.

Micky....

There is no point replying to what-ever it is (person, robot, etc) that
posted the original message.

Because it was posted from India. The country. Not Indiana.

Who-ever or what-ever made the post has no intention of reading any
subsequent replies.

These are called "drive-by" posts, the sole purpose of which is to
increase SEO (search-engine optimization) ranking or placement for the
link being "spamvertized".

When websites like "home-owners hub" or other usenet leaching sites pick
up the post and make it available via http, the link in question gains
points by now being linked to from another website as opposed to
originally existing only as a usenet (nntp) post.