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Ken Poshedly wrote:
> I recently received a solicitation in the regular (postal) mail from Communications Concepts, Inc., about submitting an entry for the APEX awards. Not having heard about them before, I ask what folks here think of this award. I Googled APEX awards and see that yes, it's "out there", but is it an award for the sake of an award or does it really carry considerable prestige.
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> In any event, times are still tight even though I'm still employed so I won't be forking out the $89 per entry.
Sounds suspiciously like those poetry contests.
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