Re: {Cures now 53,694} Re: Case #157083542

[Guest guest]

Randy -- I did indeed cure my herpes using immunics. Your policy is

narrow-minded, negative, and ill-informed. Please send someone with

herpes to the immunics website, and they will be able to cure it.

Your policy assumes that what they are doing there is selling a

medicine; it's not. Immunics is a methodology, available for free, that

allows you to cure many many things.

Immunics can be used to cure herpes. You should change your policy to

reflect the difference between products that people sell and processes

that people can learn to do.

Please change your policy so that people with herpes can learn to cure

it like I did.

Deanya Lattimore,

PhD Candidate, Syracuse University

Bayard wrote:

>

>

> OK, fine, Randy. Just send me a list of these maladies so that we

> won't waste any more time trying advertise in them. Or does this mean

> we can't advertise at all, since we cure things, and say so, and

> always will?

>

> At 02:12 PM 12/13/2007 -0800, you wrote:

>> Dec 13 2007 13:59 PT

>>

>> Hello Bayard,

>>

>> We have researched the situation on the Ad for a cure for herpes

>> and have learned the reason behind the removal. Our Editorial

>> Guidelines do not permit the term 'cure' for certain maladies.

>> Herpes is one of those conditions.

>>

>> Since we don?t allow sites to advertise a ?cure? for herpes, the

>> verbiage in your creatives and on your site would have to reference

>> a ?treatment? for herpes instead of a ?cure?. We understand your

>> position, but conventional medicine and science indicate that a

>> cure is not possible

> for

>> certain conditions, which has lead to this Guideline.

>>

>> You are invited to edit your Ad and the corresponding landing page

>> to indicate a treatment as opposed to a cure and resubmit your Ads.

>>

>>

>> It has been our pleasure to help you. If you have any additional

>> questions, please do not hesitate to contact us again. We will

>> always be happy to assist you.

>>

>> Sincerely,

>>

>> Randy Kay Customer Solutions Search Marketing