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Jennifer Bell - 15 Sep 2004 01:04 GMT

Has anyone else recieved this email? Is it authentic?

it basically just says my name and says to go here...

http://www.curearsite.com/id9.html

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drfrank21 - 16 Sep 2004 00:59 GMT

> Has anyone else recieved this email? Is it authentic?
>
> it basically just says my name and says to go here...
>
> http://www.curearsite.com/id9.html

I haven't have the pleasure (sic)of receiving this
e-mail but anybody that would send $46.30 (why such
an odd sum?)to this guy after looking at his website
should have their head examined.

I wouldn't waste my time or money (even a postage stamp)
on this guy.

frank

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Skycloud - 16 Sep 2004 13:21 GMT

A spam for a scam....

> Has anyone else recieved this email? Is it authentic?
>
> it basically just says my name and says to go here...
>
> http://www.curearsite.com/id9.html

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tinnymama - 20 Sep 2004 18:05 GMT

It is a scam. Anyone who says that he has a cure for tinnitus is a bloody
liar.
Report it as a spam and block it out.
The sad fact is that there are desparate people out there who will sent
this scumbag the money.

Tinny

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jganders - 23 Sep 2004 22:38 GMT

Let me try to follow the timeline on this story...

2001 First T symptoms
2001-2004 medical treatments "In the three years after my attack..."
2004-2005 personal research. (assuming 40 hrs/week for appox 1.5
years)
"After three years of medical testing, the doctors could not figure out
the cause of my ringing ears.... I decided I would have to find the
real answers myself, for sure. I did at least 3,000 hrs. of research
and...blah blah"
2006 Invented a time machine to go back to Sept 2004.
2004 Alerted the world of his discovery.
Ok. I get it now. Looks good to me. Cool.

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