Re: the natural cancer cure

[Guest guest]

Cheri,

I read the site which directs visitors to their wallet. I then

punched up " certified nutritionist " Austin and found his site:

http://100777.com/node/1778

I don't know what information he is selling but I think it is Jesus

and Alka-Seltzer.

He signs off with the Vulcan valediction, " Live long and prosper " so

he is probably a Trekkie. The margins of the site direct visitors to

a plethora of conspiracy sites. I think the man has a rich fantasy life.

At 08:06 PM 8/16/2009, you wrote:

>

>has anyone seen this website?

>

><http://www.ezleadcapture.com/member/naturalcures for cancer.htm>http://www.ezleadcap\

ture.com/member/naturalcures for cancer.htm

>

>I think I have only posted once but a nurse or someone printed out

>all the info and gave it to my mother in her room. I am not sure I

>appreciate it. There are better ways to go about treating her and

>why give her the info? Why not a website that has various options so

>she can learn?

>

>Cheri

[Guest guest]

Hi Cheryl,

The link is a rather straight forward bait. It tells you nothing you do

not know and it asks you to supply your name, email and phone to find

out the highly improbable.

When you tear off " /naturalcures for cancer.htm " from that site address you

get a loud sales pitch.

When you further tear off " /member " , you get an MLM proposition bragging

to teach you how to generate your own prospects through the use of a

computer for your MLM marketing scheme which will cost you only 127

bucks a year fee. The guy actually teaches you right there how to bait

people without any need to pay him anything. He is a fast one and to me

as transparent as air.

With kind regards, Slavek

cheryl wrote:

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>

>

> has anyone seen this website?

>

> http://www.ezleadcapture.com/member/naturalcures for cancer.htm

>

> I think I have only posted once but a nurse or someone printed out all

> the info and gave it to my mother in her room. I am not sure I

> appreciate it. There are better ways to go about treating her and why

> give her the info? Why not a website that has various options so she

> can learn?

>

> Cheri

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh good I am not alone. That was my first impression also. Now I am really

wondering why someone would print out all those pages and give it to her.

Cheri

> >

> >has anyone seen this website?

> >

>

><http://www.ezleadcapture.com/member/naturalcures for cancer.htm>http://www.ezleadcap\

ture.com/member/naturalcures for cancer.htm

> >

> >I think I have only posted once but a nurse or someone printed out

> >all the info and gave it to my mother in her room. I am not sure I

> >appreciate it. There are better ways to go about treating her and

> >why give her the info? Why not a website that has various options so

> >she can learn?

> >

> >Cheri

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

You just gave me a good laugh for today! I'm not sure if you intended to or

not, but that was just plain funny! I could just envision this guy sitting in

his living room with Star Trek action figures and the box set of every episode

made, talking about how baking soda cures all cancer.

Darren

>

> Cheri,

> I read the site which directs visitors to their wallet. I then

> punched up " certified nutritionist " Austin and found his site:

> http://100777.com/node/1778

> I don't know what information he is selling but I think it is Jesus

> and Alka-Seltzer.

> He signs off with the Vulcan valediction, " Live long and prosper " so

> he is probably a Trekkie. The margins of the site direct visitors to

> a plethora of conspiracy sites. I think the man has a rich fantasy life.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

LMAO I am angry though. I think I know who did it and she is a meek person but

most likely very gullible. I guess all the nurses on the floor are " cancer

survivors " according to my mom. I think it is great they want to get the news

out about natural cancer cures but to give this crap out. I kept reading each

cure (there are about 10 I think) and they all spouted baking soda and their

vitamins. Nothing more.

Cheri

> >

> > Cheri,

> > I read the site which directs visitors to their wallet. I then

> > punched up " certified nutritionist " Austin and found his site:

> > http://100777.com/node/1778

> > I don't know what information he is selling but I think it is Jesus

> > and Alka-Seltzer.

> > He signs off with the Vulcan valediction, " Live long and prosper " so

> > he is probably a Trekkie. The margins of the site direct visitors to

> > a plethora of conspiracy sites. I think the man has a rich fantasy life.

> >

> >

> >

>