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Heres a deal. Starting tomorrow Bris is giving away FREE Ultimate PPs for 31 days running. They are pdf and there is no limit on how many you download. This is a great way to check out other tracks. You have to sign-up , but sign-up is FREE. I for one will be taking advantage of this offer.

great news would be good if all months were like this.

Ramon,Thanks for the heads up

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Ramon,
Do you know whether the Ultimate PP's from Bris include the DRF TV-SR?
Thanks,
Chris

Bris has their own speed ratings and no they do not have a T.V.

Yeah, great...but I only have one problem: before you can get the free pp's, you first have to sign-up with them. No problem (so far)...however they ask your telephone number, mother's maiden name and social security number, the very same info you are required to give when applying for a credit card. However, I'm not applying for a credit card--I just want to join their web site!

Sorry, Brisnet, that's very personal information that I am not willing to give you in exchange for freebies.

Jon :mad:

You are right , that information is very personal. But what you are doing is opening a account with them. Thats the price thats paid for access to the free PPs.

Thanks Ramon
 

Ramon, many thanks for the heads-up. As you stated this is a good deal if you are a Bris member. For the Fairground's contest that we have weekly I use the Premium Plus PP's to get my pacelines. The Ultimate PP's give you more information and with this promotion the price is right.

Houndog,Have you had any trouble downloading them?Every time I try I get an error message from internet explorer.Jeff

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Jeff, I am already assumimg you have Adobe Reader on your computer since these files are in pdf format. I don't have a problem at work, but I have a high speed connection. I will try to download them at home using Internet Explorer since I just have dial-up.

Jeff, I was able to download the files 2 ways. If you right-click on the file you want to download you will have a window come up where you can select Save Target As option. When you do this it will download the file to a directory on your hard-drive that you specify. Than when the file is finished downloading you can open it using Adobe Reader or any other similiar program.

I have also been able to left click on the file which when it was finished my pdf reader came up with the file showing on the screen. At that time I was able to hit the save button on the pdf reader to save it to my hard disk.

Let me know if any of this helps.-----Houndog.