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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / April 2005Dental Marketplace
Dental Bazaar is world's only online marketplace where you can buy/sell products related to dentistry. Buying and selling is completely free. 2500 registerd users. http://www.dentalbazaar.com > Dental Bazaar is world's only online marketplace where you can > buy/sell products related to dentistry. Buying and selling is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://www.dentalbazaar.com So far, a very nice site! Joel > So far, a very nice site! So far, a subhuman spammer. Vaughn > > So far, a very nice site! > > So far, a subhuman spammer. > > Vaughn REPLY There's a fine line there .......... Your rubbish is my reading material! > REPLY > > There's a fine line there .......... > > Your rubbish is my reading material! Oh I agree, it is ON TOPIC spam, but spam all the same. I have no problem with people doing businss here, it is the "hit and run" aspect that I object to. These people apparently care nothing about you, I, and the rest of the SMD family. They just want to deposit their excretions of free advertising on our heads and move on! Vaughn | > So far, a very nice site! | | So far, a subhuman spammer. | | Vaughn I agree Vaughn. You have to register to browse what is for sale. I thought that "I'll show you mine if you show me yours" mentality was only a childhood stage.  SignatureRoy rem NADA to reply PS guys ...... I like to encourage all sincere efforts about expanding knowledge about and information about dentistry. We all benefit. Joel > | > So far, a very nice site! > | [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Roy > rem NADA to reply > PS guys ...... I like to encourage all sincere > efforts about expanding knowledge about > and information about dentistry. We all benefit. I have trouble characterizing spam (or the act of spamming) as "sincere effort". Unopposed spam could shut down the Internet as we know it. More to the point for smd, it would be especially easy to clog the Usenet with spam to the point where it was totally useless. I believe a handful of determined spammers could accomplish it. Of course, there would be no profit, which might be exactly why it has not happened. Vaughn Here is a similar one in St. Petersburg, Russia. http://www.emedi.ru/eng_medi/tours.html 1. Russia 2. Bazaar in India 3. Dr. Lily in Thailand Who sez we got the dental market locked up? Joel > Dental Bazaar is world's only online marketplace where you can > buy/sell products related to dentistry. Buying and selling is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://www.dentalbazaar.com Joel wrote: "Here is a similar one in St. Petersburg, Russia. http://www.emedi.ru/eng_medi/tours.html 1. Russia 2. Bazaar in India 3. Dr. Lily in Thailand Who sez we got the dental market locked up?" Joel Joel, check the prices charged at the Russian site. No savings. Their St. Petersburg clinic charges even more than their Moscow clinic for most procedures. Can you imagine flying to Russia for sealants at $70 per tooth in St. Petersburg? Or $120 PER TOOTH for sealants in Moscow? If they have to excavate for caries and place a filling instead of a sealant, the price is even higher! Heck, I would advise the Russians to fly to San Diego for their savings! Regards, - dentaldoc ....and what if the filling was a little high? Does that mean I have to use up all my frequent flyer miles to go back to get it adjusted? Actually, the internet tells us that quality dentistry, similar to what we espouse is available all around the globe. Joel Joel Joel wrote: "Here is a similar one in St. Petersburg, Russia. http://www.emedi.ru/eng_medi/tours.html 1. Russia 2. Bazaar in India 3. Dr. Lily in Thailand Who sez we got the dental market locked up?" Joel Joel, check the prices charged at the Russian site. No savings. Their St. Petersburg clinic charges even more than their Moscow clinic for most procedures. Can you imagine flying to Russia for sealants at $70 per tooth in St. Petersburg? Or $120 PER TOOTH for sealants in Moscow? If they have to excavate for caries and place a filling instead of a sealant, the price is even higher! Heck, I would advise the Russians to fly to San Diego for their savings! Regards, - dentaldoc |
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