Re: Terrific Work from Home opportunity

[Guest guest]

Yes they feel like they are sucking out my lungs.

Janet

[Guest guest]

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Two years ago I had one of those Eco Quest air

purifiers in my apt., and after it was on for less

than 15 minutes, I started having trouble breathing. I

turned it off, called the salesman to come and get it

out of my apt., and to this day, I won't even go into

the apt. of my friend who lives upstairs, because she

actually bought one from that guy, and thinks it's

great.

Barb

--- erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...>

wrote:

> I was just at a BBQ last night, a " housewarming " for

> someone moving

> into his brand new beautiful domicile, paid for with

> the proceeds of

> his very lucrative means of self employment.

> His " work from home " job earned him in excess of

> $85,000.00 last

> year, and it looks like another good and highly

> profitable year.

> So good, in fact, that he is thinking of hiring an

> employee.

>

> He sells, by " word of mouth " only - Alpine air -

> Eco quest " air

> purifiers " (I could smell the ozone blazing away)

> I asked him about the class action suit alleging

> harmful effects of

> ozone, and he replied that it had been thrown out

> because there were

> no standards by which harmful effects could be

> claimed, proved, or

> litigated.

> He did, however, admit that he advises usage with

> greatest safety

> would be to only turn on the machine when no-one is

> around - and

> keep it off when the space is inhabited.

> When I pointed out that this machine would do

> nothing to resolve a

> building that had already been mold contaminated,

> which is what most

> people " in mold trouble " are hoping for, as the

> toxins are still

> toxic whether or not the spores remain viable, he

> proposed that the

> machine still had value as a pre-emptive measure to

> keep mold from

> growing new colonies and producing what he called

> " micro-toxins " .

> He seems like a really nice guy, believes in the

> product, and has

> himself conpletely convinced that he is providing a

> valuable service

> for his customers - even though it is not a perfect

> solution - at

> least it might help, and people need all the help

> they can get.

> I detected no trace of intentional or evil minded

> deceit.

> And he is making a ton of money.

>

> Boy, wouldn't it be nice to go to work for him?

> I gave it serious consideration, and tried

> practicing some

> salesmanship by saying " This product will.. gag,

> choke, sputter... "

> Damn it! I just couldn't speak the words!

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