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[IMAGE] Dear Amazon Customer, Put on your dancing shoes and don your party hat. It's your Amazon.com anniversary! That's right: a year ago you placed your first order with us (using this account), and we'd just like to say thanks. Since your anniversary falls so close to the holidays, we thought about e-mailing you a cup of eggnog. (In the dot-com world, we call it "e-Nog.") But the tech folks said that was impossible. So we opted to share our favorite customer-inspired holiday services with you instead--including free shipping. May they make the season merry and bright (and save you some money)! [IMAGE] Create a Wish List. Feeling lucky? Then create a Wish List (or update an existing one) and fill it with your favorite Amazon.com finds. You just may win everything on your list--up to $10,000. [IMAGE] Meet our Gift Wizard. Short on gift ideas? Don't worry--we're big on solutions. Just tell us a thing or two about the recipient, and our Gift Wizard will come up with a wonderful list of possibilities for you. [IMAGE] Send a Free Holiday e-Card. Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa--no matter what you're celebrating, an Amazon.com e-Card is simply a fantastic way to spread a little holiday cheer. [IMAGE] Visit the Holiday Essentials Store. Looking for wonderful CDs, storybooks, movies and decorations that'll put you in the spirit? Check out our Holiday Essentials Store. So stop in and discover the best the season has to offer--and be sure to shop before December 10, 2000, to enjoy free shipping on your order of $100 or more (certain restrictions apply). Thanks for helping make Amazon.com a great place to shop. Happy anniversary, [IMAGE] John Overdeck Vice-President, CRM (Customer-Relationship Magic) Amazon.com PS: We hope you enjoyed receiving this message. However, if you'd rather not receive future e-mails of this sort from Amazon.com, please visit your Amazon.com account page. Under the Your Account Settings heading, click the "Update your communication preferences" link. Please note that this message was sent to the following e-mail address: ebass@enron.com ? ? ?
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