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Marilyn Bachmann - 29 Oct 2003 07:02 GMT

Any experience with this?

http://www.rebuildermedical.com/

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oldal4865 - 29 Oct 2003 13:35 GMT

Marilyn Bachmann wrote in message ...

>Any experience with this?
>
>http://www.send_me_lots_and_lots_of_money.com/

Yup..

We seem to have three types of scammers (aka F.S.) showing up here:

1. Deluded types on a crusade

2. Psychopathic, lying, swindlers trying to exploit sick people

3. Psychopathic, lying, blasphemous swindlers trying to exploit sick people

This one looks like a #2.

Old Al

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Mack - 30 Oct 2003 00:23 GMT

>Marilyn Bachmann wrote in message ...
>>Any experience with this?
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>Old Al

from the website: Save $600 for participating in clinical trials.
also: The ReBuilder is a simple to operate 9 volt battery powered
medical device that delivers a soothing signal to your feet via a
mineralized warm water foot bath. This signal (that mimics your
natural nerve signals but ten times stronger) accomplishes some very
specific things:

full price is $999

I've never heard of anyone having to pay to participate in a
legitimate clinical trial.

Mack
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Julie Bove - 29 Oct 2003 14:18 GMT

> Any experience with this?

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Egads! Only somebody really stupid would try this. You do realize that
diabetics are not supposed to soak their feet. Don't you? Ah... But I'll
bet you're not even a diabetic! I'll bet you're just another
spammer/scammer who wants our money!

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Dan Perlman - 29 Oct 2003 15:44 GMT

Every clinical trial I have ever heard of actually pays the patient (or its
completely free to the patient) to participate rather than the other way. I
think they are trying to victimize you.

Dan

> Any experience with this?
>
> http://www.rebuildermedical.com/

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Guy - 29 Oct 2003 16:11 GMT

It would be nice to use some shock treatment for this thief.
Say 440 volts in a pail of salt water. Selling a battery for
600 bucks. Gets the award for most blatant spam of the
week. We need to start an award for the "spam of the week"..

>Every clinical trial I have ever heard of actually pays the patient (or its
>completely free to the patient) to participate rather than the other way. I
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>> http://www.rebuildermedical.com/

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Julie Bove - 29 Oct 2003 16:43 GMT

> It would be nice to use some shock treatment for this thief.
> Say 440 volts in a pail of salt water. Selling a battery for
> 600 bucks. Gets the award for most blatant spam of the
> week. We need to start an award for the "spam of the week"..

Hehehe! That would be great! Maybe we could post the winners on the ASD
website?

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pillshy - 31 Oct 2003 03:56 GMT

(snip)
Gets the award for most blatant spam of the

> week. We need to start an award for the "spam of the week"..

Oh! Yes! That is such a good idea. I use Mailwasher to get rid of my spam
but I can preview it before hitting delete. I know that I get at least one
'contenda' every week. ;-)

Will the winner get a prize? Er, never mind ...

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