From: Sue C, kascam@bigpond.com
Subject: Fw: [khmail] KH lowers prices!
Date: 2/27/2002 2:37:19 AM
To: seance@lists.no-fi.com





> They say that two things can be certain in this world - that life ain't
> getting any cheaper and that governments are crooked. We here at Karmic
Hit
> can't do that much about the latter ( but we're working on it) but we are
> going to buck the system best we can!
>
> Thanks to the current support we have been shown here at KH and the
success
> of our recent releases - we have decided to pass on the benefits of our
> appreciation by lowering our prices.
>
> Specifically for our Australian customers where we are now absorbing the
GST
> costs. Where you would have previously paid $39.60 for a cd you will now
pay
> $35.50 (both prices include postage/handling and GST).
> We have lowered out postage costs for cd's as well for both local and
> overseas orders.
> The postage rate is fixed so if you order more than one cd you get better
> value for money.
> For our overseas customers we have also arranged for the Australian dollar
> to fall against the rest of the world's economy, bringing you even further
> savings.
>
> To further show what all 'round great people we are we are going to, for
one
> week only, pay all postage and handling costs. Order before the 4th of
April
> and pay nothing to have our fine music sent directly to your abode!
>
> Thanks again for all your support, we look forward to further furnishing
you
> with the quality you have come to expect.
>
> In further news -
>
> For those of you in Sydney, Australia (or the very keen) there is a bit of
a
> KH party/launch at Bondi's Beach Rd. Hotel on the 12th March. From 8- 11
> see - John Kilbey, Russell Kilbey, Margot Smith, Snog's first acoustic
> appearance and Friend's Luminous play for your enjoyment. How much?  I
hear
> you ask.... well would you believe you can see all this, and more, without
> parting with one buckled sheckle. (That means it's free.)
>
> Come along for this once in a long while event.
>
> Until then,
>
> Making personal the impersonal,
> Shanti