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Old 01-26-2005, 03:05 PM   #26
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I thought the "All Abouts" were just shortbread.

I went to look this up and found this:
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Q: Can I purchase Girl Scout Cookies online?

A: For safety and security reasons, Girl Scouts of the USA's National Board of Directors adopted an online sales policy that reads in part:

"Sales on a Web site on the Internet* of any products sold in 'council-sponsored product sales,' such as Girl Scout Cookies, candy, nuts, calendars or magazine subscriptions, may not be conducted by anyone at anytime."

* "Sales on the Internet include online auctions, broadcast email messages, and/or posting on individual Girl Scout, troop/group or Girl Scout council Web sites."

Girl Scouts can use email to let family and friends know they are selling cookies. We suggest you contact your local Girl Scout council and ask for specific guidelines.
Is it just me or does this seem incredibly stupid?
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