Hello again,
I appologise that I was not clear in my last post.
These letter's I recieve are snail mail, not email.
Sorry for the confusion.
However I don't think that it would be spam if you recieved a email from them first, they are giving you permision to contact them.  You would just have to take the approcch that you want more information on their program,  then you ask them if they would be interested in learning about another opportunity.  If they say yes, that is how you would get there permission to send them an invitation.  It seems a little time consuming but it is not spam they are giving you permission.

I just thought of this idea over the weekend, 
I have in the past signed up for alot of work at home programs, so my name and address is out there.  It is crazy how much mail I get on making money from home.  Just in the past week I recieved 4 chain letters...you know the one that starts with (Greeting's I am a retired attorney)
There are 10 names and addresses on that letter, and they all want to make money, and have financial freedom.  So why not send them a personal letter telling them about GDI . 
 

I'm currently working at a bank, and I ask all the small business owners that come in to open a small business account if they have a website, 3 out of 5 do not.  That my opportunity to tell them about GDI.  When I tell them about some of the bennifits they are verry eager to get the web address to watch the 7 min movie.

Thank you Gina,
Great letter and a fantastic tool.....As someone new to the GDI network, these types of tips are allways good to have, for people (such as myself) that don't have alot of money to use for promoting.

You truely show the meaning of  duplication.

Thank You Again