As we commit to enhancing our websites and presence at the Georgia lake(s), we thank all of those who have supported us throughout the years!
Monday, August 27, 2018
Fall Coming Round
We’re proud to sever the community for over 18 year and look forward to our expansion in late 2018 through 2019.
Sunday, March 19, 2017
New Summer Coming
We hope that those affected by the storms this late winter have all things cleaned up and rebuilt where possible. It's time to get back on the lake and have some fun
Monday, April 25, 2016
Welcoming Spring at the Lake
Well it's that time of year again!
We wanted to post a quick conversation and welcome all back to the lake for the Spring if you've been away during the colder months.
We're developing a new website, conversation center and all new communication for our residents and advertisers. I personally have been away from the lake for a few months so I can't WAIT to get out on the water again myself and enjoy the fun and community.
Keep checking back for new updates!
We wanted to post a quick conversation and welcome all back to the lake for the Spring if you've been away during the colder months.
We're developing a new website, conversation center and all new communication for our residents and advertisers. I personally have been away from the lake for a few months so I can't WAIT to get out on the water again myself and enjoy the fun and community.
Keep checking back for new updates!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Publishers Kill Trees Against Our Wishes
It's a sad fact that it's almost impossible to get off a mailing list. Worse yet, is that dead tree that someone throws at the end of my driveway in the form of some ad, newsletter or publication that I never signed up for in the first place.
Stated Clearly ...
Stated Clearly ...
For clarity sake of this blog item, let me state that I am not, and have not been a subscriber of any publication in 14+ years. I am on the "opt out" DMA "Do Not Mail" list and am also registered on the "Do Not Call" registry.
Although I own an Internet development business and have worked in advertising and publishing in the past for almost 25 years, I do not - and have never - advocated the practice that direct mail participants and publishers throwing unsolicited trash in your driveway and mailbox for the sake of their own "subscriber" or "homeowner reach" numbers. I know this for a fact - I've been in the business.
Repeat Offenders
I do everything possible to get off these lists and it's quite taxing. One of the worst offenders is the Roswell Beacon http://www.beaconcastmedia.com. I have sent countless emails, left voicemail information at least 5 times until its "publisher" finally wrote me a nasty note indicating "I didn't care about my community" and such. No I don't care for your newsletter killing trees and littering my lawn when I never asked for it! It's a paid subscription and I'm not a subscriber - why are you littering my lawn?
After many calls and that harassing note from the "Beacon Publisher" the papers finally stopped, Until today, 5/14/2010 they are back. I tried to use their website to get off the list and the online form would not process my information. It seems we are back to square one.
Another horrible offender is ValPak - TRY and get off that list. The AJC (Atlanta Journal Constitution) is also another nut to crack. Although they do seem to follow through with canceling service that I've never signed up for, they still throw "supplements" or special promotion items yet again - in my driveway of mailbox. The AJC comes door-to-door every now and then to try and convert us, but I have never subscribed. I always note that ever I did subscribe, it would only be to the NY Times Sunday paper - even that is respectfully (kicking and screaming) trying to go digital only.
So Help Us Keep Our Trees
Boycott the institution like those mentioned that cannot respect our intentions not to subscribe or receive these publications, supplements and advertising. Take a stand to save our trees. Continue to request to receive your "news" or other information online. Do your part to "unsubscribe".
We'd Like to Keep the "Anti-Paper Use" Ball Rolling ...
Although I own an Internet development business and have worked in advertising and publishing in the past for almost 25 years, I do not - and have never - advocated the practice that direct mail participants and publishers throwing unsolicited trash in your driveway and mailbox for the sake of their own "subscriber" or "homeowner reach" numbers. I know this for a fact - I've been in the business.
Repeat Offenders
I do everything possible to get off these lists and it's quite taxing. One of the worst offenders is the Roswell Beacon http://www.beaconcastmedia.com. I have sent countless emails, left voicemail information at least 5 times until its "publisher" finally wrote me a nasty note indicating "I didn't care about my community" and such. No I don't care for your newsletter killing trees and littering my lawn when I never asked for it! It's a paid subscription and I'm not a subscriber - why are you littering my lawn?
After many calls and that harassing note from the "Beacon Publisher" the papers finally stopped, Until today, 5/14/2010 they are back. I tried to use their website to get off the list and the online form would not process my information. It seems we are back to square one.
Another horrible offender is ValPak - TRY and get off that list. The AJC (Atlanta Journal Constitution) is also another nut to crack. Although they do seem to follow through with canceling service that I've never signed up for, they still throw "supplements" or special promotion items yet again - in my driveway of mailbox. The AJC comes door-to-door every now and then to try and convert us, but I have never subscribed. I always note that ever I did subscribe, it would only be to the NY Times Sunday paper - even that is respectfully (kicking and screaming) trying to go digital only.
So Help Us Keep Our Trees
Boycott the institution like those mentioned that cannot respect our intentions not to subscribe or receive these publications, supplements and advertising. Take a stand to save our trees. Continue to request to receive your "news" or other information online. Do your part to "unsubscribe".
We'd Like to Keep the "Anti-Paper Use" Ball Rolling ...
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Ready for the Holiday?
With Labor Day quickly approaching, what are most going to do for the holiday do you suppose? There has been a marked reduction in water craft this year at the lake - presumably a direct reflection of the ecomony.
Upon a quick trek up the lake about 1 mile by land, on the way back I counted 25 homes for sale in just that area on only one side of the lake!
So will it be a busy weekend on the lake or have all forsaken the year???
Upon a quick trek up the lake about 1 mile by land, on the way back I counted 25 homes for sale in just that area on only one side of the lake!
So will it be a busy weekend on the lake or have all forsaken the year???
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Live Waterfront on Lake Sinclair - Home Rental
Hello all!
This property we have for rent is in a wonderful area of Lake Sinclair in Georgia. Located down the street from Oconee Springs Park, it is near the Wallace Dam end of Lake Sinclair. It's in a quiet enclave with thoughtful neighbors and we desire the perfect renter to fit in and enjoy our slice of paradise.
The home has been completely renovated with care and would be a joy to live in for the right people. Please take the opportunity to check it out at http://www.lakesinclaironline.com/rental
Thank you and have a great time on the lake!
This property we have for rent is in a wonderful area of Lake Sinclair in Georgia. Located down the street from Oconee Springs Park, it is near the Wallace Dam end of Lake Sinclair. It's in a quiet enclave with thoughtful neighbors and we desire the perfect renter to fit in and enjoy our slice of paradise.
The home has been completely renovated with care and would be a joy to live in for the right people. Please take the opportunity to check it out at http://www.lakesinclaironline.com/rental
Thank you and have a great time on the lake!
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Lake Oconee Online Blog
Welcome to Lake Oconee Online's new blog! Come see us at http://www.lakeoconeeonline.com, enter some comments on our blog and help us start out online community!
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