Michael,

I'd love to see pictures of your Classic 1.  What is your asking price?

Regards,

Jay

Mike Carlisle <mikec@...> wrote:                               Hello,

  I have a lightly gamed Classic 1 Augusta Winner, and another gamed
  Classic 1 with a sight dot, not sure if it factory for after.  Let me
  know if you are interested in either.

  Michael

  ________________________________

  From: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
  [mailto:realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jeffreyhorton18
  Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 1:19 PM
  To: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [realcameronfans] WTB: Gamed Classic I or 2.5

  Hey guys,

  I'd like either in the title but I would like for them to be gameable
  becuase I can't send it in yet.

  Thanks

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Hello,



I have a lightly gamed Classic 1 Augusta Winner, and another gamed
Classic 1 with a sight dot, not sure if it factory for after.  Let me
know if you are interested in either.



Michael



________________________________

From: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jeffreyhorton18
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 1:19 PM
To: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [realcameronfans] WTB: Gamed Classic I or 2.5



Hey guys,

I'd like either in the title but I would like for them to be gameable
becuase I can't send it in yet.

Thanks





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Hey guys,

I'd like either in the title but I would like for them to be gameable
becuase I can't send it in yet.

Thanks

Need a new dryer sale.

1. Brand New in the bag Scotty Cameron Circle T Navy & Red Polo Shirt XL
2. Brand New in the bag Scotty Cameron Circle T Red Polo Shirt large
3. Brand New in the bag Scotty Cameron British Open Shirt XL, black
with   the flag on the shirt
4. Titleist 907 D2 8.5 with Grafalloy Pro Launch RED X
5. SCOTTY CAMERON 2005 SCOTTY DOG HOLIDAY HEADCOVER
6. SCOTTY CAMERON 2006 HULA GIRL HEADCOVER
7. SCOTTY CAMERON 2004 ROAD TO AUGUSTA
8. SCOTTY CAMERON 2007 AUGUSTA SCOTTY DOG MASTERS
9. SCOTTY CAMERON 2006 U.S. OPEN
10. SCOTTY CAMERON 2007 HULA GIRL
11. SCOTTY CAMERON LAS VEGAS JACKPOT

I will listen to all reasonable offers.

Guys im slimming down my collection a bit in order to make some new
purchases.  Ive got a brand new in the bag 04 green hula cover with
divot tool.  Looking to get $285 shipped.  James - jhoffmann @ pga. com

BETTER than winning the U.S. Open.  Take it slow and let yourself  heal.  The
Del Mar and the greens will be there.

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Wow Justin, very inspirational story.  I wish you all the best in the
future.  Hope you stick around here and on TCC.

CPS


On Aug 26, 2007, at 10:58 AM, justinpizzino wrote:

> I wanted to let everyone on here know that its been a rough few
> months for me. In the
> end of March I found out that I had a brain tumor that was
> dangerously close to my brain
> stem. If anyone ever needs a good nuero surgeon, I would let my
> Doctor, Princewell Ehirim,
> operate on my children. Needless to say I had to learn how to walk,
> speak, and write my
> name again. When I went to my dad's house with my sand wedge, and
> my trusry Scotty
> Cameron Del Mar Three, I knew that I wanted to live again. It felt
> so good to feel the grass
> under my feet and hold a club again in my hands. On June 1st--when
> I got out of the
> hospital--I felt as if I had won the US Open. The main reason for
> this message, is I wanted to
> talk to anyone that had suffered any type of brain injury, as both
> in asking some questions of
> what to expect in the months to come and to offer hope to anyone
> that is going through it
> right now.
>
>
>



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You will be in my thoughts.
   Best wishes,
   brinson Webb

justinpizzino <sellphoneguy@...> wrote:
           I wanted to let everyone on here know that its been a rough few months
for me. In the
end of March I found out that I had a brain tumor that was dangerously close to
my brain
stem. If anyone ever needs a good nuero surgeon, I would let my Doctor,
Princewell Ehirim,
operate on my children. Needless to say I had to learn how to walk, speak, and
write my
name again. When I went to my dad's house with my sand wedge, and my trusry
Scotty
Cameron Del Mar Three, I knew that I wanted to live again. It felt so good to
feel the grass
under my feet and hold a club again in my hands. On June 1st--when I got out of
the
hospital--I felt as if I had won the US Open. The main reason for this message,
is I wanted to
talk to anyone that had suffered any type of brain injury, as both in asking
some questions of
what to expect in the months to come and to offer hope to anyone that is going
through it
right now.






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www.cameroncollector.com

Some people go to www.thecameroncollector.com, which normally should
work, but was still pointing to a message saying the board is down.

We should be back to about 90% today, Monday afternoon

Vog

--- In realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com, Richard Terry
<adfac1945@...> wrote:
>
> what is the correct web address?
> --- Martin Toal <martin.toal@...> wrote:
>
> > Bill
> >
> > Many thanks for years of championing and supporting
> > the Real Cameron
> > Fans, and Cameron Collector is now established as an
> > active and fully
> > featured site, an essential site for anyone remotely
> > interested in
> > Scotty's work and set as home page for more than a
> > few of us, I suspect.
> >
> > Good luck with the new book, which we are already
> > anxious to see. You
> > will always be the King of the Cameron Crazies.
> >
> > Regards and thanks
> >
> > Martin
> > On 24 Aug 2007, at 01:06, Bill Vogeney wrote:
> >
> > > For all you loyal members, many of you my friends,
> > I want to thank
> > > you for years of support.
> > >
> > > As many of you know, I am now watching over
> > > www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by
> > Doug Hardman two
> > > years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it
> > to me back in
> > > January, and over the last two weeks we've been
> > transitioning the
> > > site to a new server. Not without some headaches,
> > but we're close to
> > > getting everything fixed.
> > >
> > > In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real
> > Cameron Fans into
> > > suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but
> > it's impossible for
> > > me to monitor and be involved with both sites.
> > Cameron Collector is
> > > much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll
> > still be able to
> > > see old posts and view some of the pictures, but
> > essentially it will
> > > be "put out to pasture."
> > >
> > > By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet
> > time on Cameron
> > > Collector. I'll also be able to start work
> > on...another Cameron
> > > book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me
> > to do another book.
> > > It will be totally different that The Art of
> > Putters. More
> > > pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the
> > reader feel like
> > > they have known Scotty personally for years, and
> > to feel like all of
> > > the putters pictured in the book have passed
> > through their hands. In
> > > the 6 years since I wrote the original book with
> > David Levine,
> > > probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in
> > the book have
> > > surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched"
> > the surface.
> > >
> > > Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is
> > to help this great
> > > community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no
> > financial interest
> > > in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and
> > give it to
> > > Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny
> > on it. All I've
> > > ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help
> > other collectors.
> > >
> > > So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC.
> > Sorry to see it
> > > go, but there are better ways of helping the
> > current generation of
> > > collectors.
> > >
> > > Bill Vogeney,
> > > or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> > ------------------------------
> > Martin Toal
> >
> > martin.toal@...
> >
> > Home: 0118 976 0059
> > Mobile: 07879 443424
> > Fax: 0118 907 4044
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been
> > removed]
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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ITs funny I have had internet service since AOL in 1993.  I never
joined a message board or blog or any of it or chat rooms.  I surf but
thats it.  I joined this and cameroncollector.com and now its down and
im freakin out!   lol...  HELP!L!P!O!O!

-

-- In realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com, "Shannon Henwood"
<shenwood@...> wrote:
>
> TCC will be down for a little bit while we do a bit more work on the
> new server....it will be back up ASAP.
>

I wanted to let everyone on here know that its been a rough few months for
me. In the
end of March I found out that I had a brain tumor that was dangerously close to
my brain
stem. If anyone ever needs a good nuero surgeon, I would let my Doctor,
Princewell Ehirim,
operate on my children. Needless to say I had to learn how to walk, speak, and
write my
name again. When I went to my dad's house with my sand wedge, and my trusry
Scotty
Cameron Del Mar Three, I knew that I wanted to live again. It felt so good to
feel the grass
under my feet and hold a club again in my hands. On June 1st--when I got out of
the
hospital--I felt as if I had won the US Open. The main reason for this message,
is I wanted to
talk to anyone that had suffered any type of brain injury, as both in asking
some questions of
what to expect in the months to come and to offer hope to anyone that is going
through it
right now.

any idea when cameroncollector.com will be back up??

Shannon Henwood <shenwood@...> wrote:          TCC will be down for a
little bit while we do a bit more work on the
new server....it will be back up ASAP.






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what is the correct web address?
--- Martin Toal <martin.toal@...> wrote:

> Bill
>
> Many thanks for years of championing and supporting
> the Real Cameron
> Fans, and Cameron Collector is now established as an
> active and fully
> featured site, an essential site for anyone remotely
> interested in
> Scotty's work and set as home page for more than a
> few of us, I suspect.
>
> Good luck with the new book, which we are already
> anxious to see. You
> will always be the King of the Cameron Crazies.
>
> Regards and thanks
>
> Martin
> On 24 Aug 2007, at 01:06, Bill Vogeney wrote:
>
> > For all you loyal members, many of you my friends,
> I want to thank
> > you for years of support.
> >
> > As many of you know, I am now watching over
> > www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by
> Doug Hardman two
> > years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it
> to me back in
> > January, and over the last two weeks we've been
> transitioning the
> > site to a new server. Not without some headaches,
> but we're close to
> > getting everything fixed.
> >
> > In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real
> Cameron Fans into
> > suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but
> it's impossible for
> > me to monitor and be involved with both sites.
> Cameron Collector is
> > much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll
> still be able to
> > see old posts and view some of the pictures, but
> essentially it will
> > be "put out to pasture."
> >
> > By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet
> time on Cameron
> > Collector. I'll also be able to start work
> on...another Cameron
> > book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me
> to do another book.
> > It will be totally different that The Art of
> Putters. More
> > pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the
> reader feel like
> > they have known Scotty personally for years, and
> to feel like all of
> > the putters pictured in the book have passed
> through their hands. In
> > the 6 years since I wrote the original book with
> David Levine,
> > probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in
> the book have
> > surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched"
> the surface.
> >
> > Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is
> to help this great
> > community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no
> financial interest
> > in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and
> give it to
> > Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny
> on it. All I've
> > ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help
> other collectors.
> >
> > So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC.
> Sorry to see it
> > go, but there are better ways of helping the
> current generation of
> > collectors.
> >
> > Bill Vogeney,
> > or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"
> >
> >
> >
>
> ------------------------------
> Martin Toal
>
> martin.toal@...
>
> Home: 0118 976 0059
> Mobile: 07879 443424
> Fax: 0118 907 4044
>
>
>
>
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> removed]
>
>




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Been in this group a long time, I'm going to miss it.
Thanks for all the info. Tim

Bill you have done a great job keeping this site running and improving
and I know you will do even more at TCC.
thank you
cleve

TCC will be down for a little bit while we do a bit more work on the
new server....it will be back up ASAP.

what ever happend to the stand bag that was going to be released?

Jim Butler <jim@...> wrote:                                  Jeff ,
  I do not know
  Jim
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: jeffdehart
    To: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
    Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2007 6:07 PM
    Subject: [realcameronfans] Re: Cameron Stand Bag update

  Do you know if they are going to be in multiple colors like the staff
    bags? If so, are they all going to be released at the same time?

  --- In realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Butler" <jim@...> wrote:
    >
    > I have asked Scotty not to limit them, these will be in high demand
    and everyone who wants one should be able to get one. So I hope they
    are available in unlimited quantities
    > Jim
    > ----- Original Message -----
    > From: Eli
    > To: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
    > Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 5:22 AM
    > Subject: Re: [realcameronfans] Cameron Stand Bag update
    >
    >
    > Jim,
    >
    > Do you happen to know if it will be offered through Club Cameron
    or like the limited edition putters ordered from our Titleist Reps?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Eli
    >
    > "J. Anthony Smith" <kcstudentdds@...> wrote:
    > Hi Jim.
    > Will there be different stand bags available like the Japan
    release? I hear that there will be a mid size and two smaller stand
    bags released to Japan this next week. Thank you for shedding a
    little light on this highly anticipated release.
    >
    > Also, thank you for organizing the collector convention. It was a
    wonderful time.
    >
    > Jason
    >
    > Jim Butler <jim@...> wrote: U.S. version should be released here
    in August
    > Jim Butler
    > ----- Original Message -----
    > From: struveman1
    > To: realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com
    > Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 1:16 PM
    > Subject: [realcameronfans] Cameron Stand Bag update
    >
    > There appears to be a few Japan Museum Scotty stand bags on ebay
    as of
    > this morning. Description states that seller will receive the
    bags on
    > June 30th. No Pictures, as of yet. Hopefully this means the US
    > version will be released soon.
    >
    > jason
    >
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Vog,
    While i haven't spent as much time at RCF as I used
to or would like to,because of my involvement att The
Cameron Collector, it will be sad to see it go. I got
started collecting  because of this place so it will
always be a fond memory for me. In the short time
you've been involved at The Cameron Collector, you've
done great things and the membership has truly
benefited. I'm sure great things are ahead for all of
us, especially now that we'll have your full support.
Thanks for all you have done and all you do for the
collecting community.


                   E




--- Bill Vogeney <Vogeygolf@...> wrote:

> For all you loyal members, many of you my friends, I
> want to thank
> you for years of support.
>
> As many of you know, I am now watching over
> www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by Doug
> Hardman two
> years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it
> to me back in
> January, and over the last two weeks we've been
> transitioning the
> site to a new server. Not without some headaches,
> but we're close to
> getting everything fixed.
>
> In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real Cameron
> Fans into
> suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but it's
> impossible for
> me to monitor and be involved with both sites.
> Cameron Collector is
> much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll
> still be able to
> see old posts and view some of the pictures, but
> essentially it will
> be "put out to pasture."
>
> By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet
> time on Cameron
> Collector. I'll also be able to start work
> on...another Cameron
> book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me to
> do another book.
> It will be totally different that The Art of
> Putters.  More
> pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the
> reader feel like
> they have known Scotty personally for years, and to
> feel like all of
> the putters pictured in the book have passed through
> their hands. In
> the 6 years since I wrote the original book with
> David Levine,
> probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in
> the book have
> surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched"
> the surface.
>
> Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is to
> help this great
> community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no
> financial interest
> in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and
> give it to
> Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny on
> it. All I've
> ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help other
> collectors.
>
> So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC.
> Sorry to see it
> go, but there are better ways of helping the current
> generation of
> collectors.
>
> Bill Vogeney,
> or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"
>
>
>
>




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Thieves make off with Peter Jacobsen's clubs
Posted by The Oregonian August 24, 2007 08:50AM
Categories: Top Stories
A well-known PGA professional golfer with lifelong ties to Oregon
was targeted by thieves Thursday who stole his golf clubs from the
garage of his Southwest Portland condo.

Peter Jacobsen, who grew up in Portland and plays on the PGA
Champions tour, lost the Titleist set he plays with as well as two
other bags of clubs that had deep sentimental value to him, said his
assistant Amy Biery.

The older clubs included those he used when he played at Lincoln
High and at the University of Oregon, she said.

She would not say how much all of the clubs were worth.

"A lot of them have sentimental value rather than monetary value,"
she said.

She said Jacobsen, who also maintains a Florida residence, recently
moved into a Southwest Portland condo near Providence St. Vincent
Medical Center. She said Jacobsen, 53, and his wife were leaving the
condo about 3 p.m. Thursday and had their garage door open for about
10 minutes. It was during that time the clubs were stolen, Biery
said.

The couple did not realize the clubs were gone until they returned
home about three hours later. She said police suspect a thief was
trolling the area for potential targets.

She said Jacobsen planned to use his clubs next week when he plays
at the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach.

Jacobsen played on Ryder Cup teams in 1985 and 1995 and last won on
the PGA tour with a victory in the 2003 Greater Hartford Open.

She said Jacobsen is offering a $5,000 reward for information
leading to the clubs' return.

-Noelle Crombie
noellecrombie@...

The studio just called me, and it seems that Pete Jake's home in
Oregon was broken into.

His entire set was stolen, including his handmade Cameron putter. Pete
is just sick about it, unlike many tour players who change frequently,
it sounds like this putter has been in his bag for a while.

I am going to be posting pics of the putter on www.cameroncollector.com

If someone approaches you with this putter for sale, please note the
seller's contact info and name, and contact me directly. I will
forward the info to the studio

Vog

If anyone is interested in buying a NIB suede Hammy 40th anniversary
cover or trading for something like a green Hula for email me at
jvdrills@...

Bill

Many thanks for years of championing and supporting the Real Cameron
Fans, and Cameron Collector is now established as an active and fully
featured site, an essential site for anyone remotely interested in
Scotty's work and set as home page for more than a few of us, I suspect.

Good luck with the new book, which we are already anxious to see. You
will always be the King of the Cameron Crazies.

Regards and thanks

Martin
On 24 Aug 2007, at 01:06, Bill Vogeney wrote:

> For all you loyal members, many of you my friends, I want to thank
> you for years of support.
>
> As many of you know, I am now watching over
> www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by Doug Hardman two
> years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it to me back in
> January, and over the last two weeks we've been transitioning the
> site to a new server. Not without some headaches, but we're close to
> getting everything fixed.
>
> In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real Cameron Fans into
> suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but it's impossible for
> me to monitor and be involved with both sites. Cameron Collector is
> much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll still be able to
> see old posts and view some of the pictures, but essentially it will
> be "put out to pasture."
>
> By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet time on Cameron
> Collector. I'll also be able to start work on...another Cameron
> book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me to do another book.
> It will be totally different that The Art of Putters. More
> pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the reader feel like
> they have known Scotty personally for years, and to feel like all of
> the putters pictured in the book have passed through their hands. In
> the 6 years since I wrote the original book with David Levine,
> probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in the book have
> surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched" the surface.
>
> Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is to help this great
> community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no financial interest
> in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and give it to
> Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny on it. All I've
> ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help other collectors.
>
> So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC. Sorry to see it
> go, but there are better ways of helping the current generation of
> collectors.
>
> Bill Vogeney,
> or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"
>
>
>

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martin.toal@...

Home: 0118 976 0059
Mobile: 07879 443424
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Bill,

I've learned a lot about Cameron Collecting on the RCFC site and will miss
it.  Thanks for all your hard work on this and the Cameron Collector  site.

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Vog,
Thank you for everything you've done and continue to do.  I have really enjoyed
the RCF yahoo group.  As you know I spend a lot of time over on TCC so I don't
feel like I'm saying good bye.  Thanks again for your efforts.

Jason


Bill Vogeney <Vogeygolf@...> wrote:                               For all
you loyal members, many of you my friends, I want to thank
  you for years of support.

  As many of you know, I am now watching over
  www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by Doug Hardman two
  years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it to me back in
  January, and over the last two weeks we've been transitioning the
  site to a new server. Not without some headaches, but we're close to
  getting everything fixed.

  In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real Cameron Fans into
  suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but it's impossible for
  me to monitor and be involved with both sites. Cameron Collector is
  much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll still be able to
  see old posts and view some of the pictures, but essentially it will
  be "put out to pasture."

  By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet time on Cameron
  Collector. I'll also be able to start work on...another Cameron
  book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me to do another book.
  It will be totally different that The Art of Putters.  More
  pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the reader feel like
  they have known Scotty personally for years, and to feel like all of
  the putters pictured in the book have passed through their hands. In
  the 6 years since I wrote the original book with David Levine,
  probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in the book have
  surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched" the surface.

  Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is to help this great
  community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no financial interest
  in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and give it to
  Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny on it. All I've
  ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help other collectors.

  So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC. Sorry to see it
  go, but there are better ways of helping the current generation of
  collectors.

  Bill Vogeney,
  or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"






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--- In realcameronfans@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Vogeney"
<Vogeygolf@...> wrote:
>
> For all you loyal members, many of you my friends, I want to thank
> you for years of support.
>
> As many of you know, I am now watching over
> www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by Doug Hardman two
> years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it to me back in
> January, and over the last two weeks we've been transitioning the
> site to a new server. Not without some headaches, but we're close
to
> getting everything fixed.
>
> In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real Cameron Fans into
> suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but it's impossible for
> me to monitor and be involved with both sites. Cameron Collector
is
> much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll still be able
to
> see old posts and view some of the pictures, but essentially it
will
> be "put out to pasture."
>
> By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet time on Cameron
> Collector. I'll also be able to start work on...another Cameron
> book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me to do another
book.
> It will be totally different that The Art of Putters.  More
> pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the reader feel like
> they have known Scotty personally for years, and to feel like all
of
> the putters pictured in the book have passed through their hands.
In
> the 6 years since I wrote the original book with David Levine,
> probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in the book have
> surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched" the surface.
>
> Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is to help this
great
> community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no financial
interest
> in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and give it to
> Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny on it. All I've
> ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help other collectors.
>
> So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC. Sorry to see it
> go, but there are better ways of helping the current generation of
> collectors.
>
> Bill Vogeney,
> or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"
>


   Vog,

   I want to thank you for all your efforts that made this site
possible. I have gained alot of knowledge and friends as well.
   I thought of this site as home and alot of memories will continue.
  The collector world has grown but, I will always remember
Vog,Rand,Geo,Nick,Greg H.,Cleve as my mentors!

   Drew Balser

For all you loyal members, many of you my friends, I want to thank
you for years of support.

As many of you know, I am now watching over
www.cameroncollector.com, which was started by Doug Hardman two
years ago. He built a very cool site, entrusted it to me back in
January, and over the last two weeks we've been transitioning the
site to a new server. Not without some headaches, but we're close to
getting everything fixed.

In the next few weeks, I'll be putting Real Cameron Fans into
suspense mode. Not sure what I need to do, but it's impossible for
me to monitor and be involved with both sites. Cameron Collector is
much more user friendly and modern. I think you'll still be able to
see old posts and view some of the pictures, but essentially it will
be "put out to pasture."

By then, I'll be able to focus 100% of my Internet time on Cameron
Collector. I'll also be able to start work on...another Cameron
book. If you haven't heard, Scotty would like me to do another book.
It will be totally different that The Art of Putters.  More
pictures, less boring facts. My goal? To make the reader feel like
they have known Scotty personally for years, and to feel like all of
the putters pictured in the book have passed through their hands. In
the 6 years since I wrote the original book with David Levine,
probably 90% of the putters I'd want to picture in the book have
surfaced...meaning the first book only "scratched" the surface.

Like RCFC, my only driving factor in the book is to help this great
community of Scotty Cameron fans. I will have no financial interest
in the book. I'll get the book ready to print, and give it to
Scotty. I won't be selling it, or making a penny on it. All I've
ever wanted to do is be a collector. And help other collectors.

So, this is sort of an advanced good bye for RCFC. Sorry to see it
go, but there are better ways of helping the current generation of
collectors.

Bill Vogeney,
or as Scotty likes to call me, "The Vog"

Sorry if your posts have been slow to show on this board.

For newer members, I moderate posts, of which 99% make it to the board.

With the transition of www.cameroncollector.com, I have not been
checking this site to moderate these. I just allowed maybe 4 or 5
posts to show. So, sorry for the delay

Vog

Guys, I think most of you visit this site, and we've been working
though some technical issues for about a week. For me at least, the
site has been up and I've been able to access about 90% of the time
the last few days. Last week, it was more like 30%. A move to a
different server is planned by tomorrow, which our IT guy is 99%
sure this will solve the rest of the problems.

Issues such as the eBay links and the COA feature is now working,
the COA view needs one more tweak to get just right.

If you're still having a lot of problems accessing the site, try
this:
1. Clear your cookies and cache and try it again.
2. Make sure you're going to www.cameroncollector.com and not
www.thecameroncollector.com. This should be fixed in the next day or
so, ultimately, either URL will get you to the site.
3. Just try again in a couple of minutes.

I think a lot of people have realized how much they miss the site,
and for that, I apologize. Let's say I have something cool up my
sleeve for this weekend that hopefully, it will all be worth it.

Vog

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Still down for me (it is Friday).  Even when the site has been up, I
have noticed that several features are not the same & I have not been
able to access the PDA version from my phone all week.

Not bitching, just saying I hope it all gets worked out soon & all the
same features are in place.