Dr Croft/Iris multi-level criticism

January 7, 2006

His daughter signing up people on a multi-level product for over $350/month,

which she receives probably about $100, doesn't sound professional.

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Professional?

This means millions of folks who are involved in this type of selling are acting

wrong.

Or only alternative practitioners?

And their relatives?

How is that different than the reasonable and accepted 30-100% mark up in every

store in America?

I have no investment in any of these products, but would not disparage any one

who wanted to make a living off a good product.

It is too easy when ill to get into a critical mode of speaking ill of people

for trying to make a living. Or to criticize those who do not work the way we

want them to--they annoy because we do not get a fast and easy cure, and we have

to reach into our very limited pocketbook.

Accepting tough reality is knowing we cannot have all we want in the manner we

want.

If the product is good, I hope she makes enough to pay the rent. At 100.00

profit this is not worth mentioning.

[] Dr Croft/Iris

I was in sales all of my career and there are things that can just not " seem "

right. Dr Croft is one of them. Ithought he was a pathologist therefore looking

at ankle tissue would be right up his alley. His daughter signing up people on a

multi-level product for over $350/month, which she receives probably about $100,

doesn't sound professional.

HOWEVER, sometimes thing are not what they seem.

Iris has sent her tissue in and I am interested in what he finds. I know one

of the products he suggested to her is to kill yeast and repopulate her stomach

and intestines. This is good but the product comes from Austrailia and I have

not heard of it.

I hope for Iris sake that he is for real and can help her.

Bob

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