Re: Is Ralph Moss still a promoting man for alternative cancer treatmentsor an ordinary businessman?

[Guest guest]

From: c.w. Braam <redactie@...>

> Dear all with astonishment I read the last newsletter from Ralph Moss. What

> is your opinion about this all?

>

> Moss asks quite a lot of money for information which is for free available

> at the internet isn't it?

I can understand his charging a lot for his reports. I think they contain a huge

amount of great information that he's spent decades compiling. I think that

$700/hour is very excessive.

> I think this is not

> the best way to promote alternative and integrated treatments to

> cancerpatients.

I can't disagree.

> Or am I too suspicious and too critical?

I can't say you are.

On the other hand, he's shared a huge amount of information in his books, and he

makes a huge amount of information available for free on his website and

newsletter. And despite his huge fees, to the best of my knowledge, he's no

millionnaire, and I wouldn't be surprised that he's saved hundreds of persons

lives thru his reports and consultations. One could argue that $350 isn't a lot

of money for that. However, I still do not condone his charging so much.

On the other hand, he definitely is " still a promoting man for alternative

cancer treatments " with a lot of integrity, not an ordinary businessman.

> From the Moss newsletter this week:

>

> > As a holiday special we are offering $100 off the combination of any Moss

> Report (normally $297) and a phone consultation with Dr. Moss (current cost

> of $297 per 30 minutes) when the two are ordered at the same time. This

> would total $494 for both. Just mention the code NL-2 when you order. This

> offer is good until

> December 31, 2003. In the new year the phone consultations will be $350 per

> 30 minutes. The Moss Reports will remain at $297.

>

[Guest guest]

From: c.w. Braam <redactie@...>

> Dear all with astonishment I read the last newsletter from Ralph Moss. What

> is your opinion about this all?

>

> Moss asks quite a lot of money for information which is for free available

> at the internet isn't it?

I can understand his charging a lot for his reports. I think they contain a huge

amount of great information that he's spent decades compiling. I think that

$700/hour is very excessive.

> I think this is not

> the best way to promote alternative and integrated treatments to

> cancerpatients.

I can't disagree.

> Or am I too suspicious and too critical?

I can't say you are.

On the other hand, he's shared a huge amount of information in his books, and he

makes a huge amount of information available for free on his website and

newsletter. And despite his huge fees, to the best of my knowledge, he's no

millionnaire, and I wouldn't be surprised that he's saved hundreds of persons

lives thru his reports and consultations. One could argue that $350 isn't a lot

of money for that. However, I still do not condone his charging so much.

On the other hand, he definitely is " still a promoting man for alternative

cancer treatments " with a lot of integrity, not an ordinary businessman.

> From the Moss newsletter this week:

>

> > As a holiday special we are offering $100 off the combination of any Moss

> Report (normally $297) and a phone consultation with Dr. Moss (current cost

> of $297 per 30 minutes) when the two are ordered at the same time. This

> would total $494 for both. Just mention the code NL-2 when you order. This

> offer is good until

> December 31, 2003. In the new year the phone consultations will be $350 per

> 30 minutes. The Moss Reports will remain at $297.

>