Posted by diablo esquire on May 5, 2008, at 2:34:58
In reply to Re: Advertised 3 Minute Depression Cure valid?, posted by KeepinOn on May 4, 2008, at 18:13:57
I havn't reviewed all the contextual framework for this site at least recently, hope I'm not exceeding any guidelines by pointing out the obvious that this site is hosted by a mental health professional and would seem on occasion he could provide some guidance on seemingly clear cut fraudulent claims such as the one under discusion while people are lanquishing...or are we just some kind of Milgram subjects under a microscope for his research? Reminded of the Hitchock Movie The Trouble with Harry where the omnipresent corpse is the cause of various interpretation and speculation... I will in due course go back and review all the contextual information, I have been getting peppered with email myselt asking for advice that should be ethical consideration for the host of this site...
> I just saw his site for the first time a few days ago, but it turned out great because searching for it again is how I found this site!
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> I am suspicious, not of people who are selling something, but people who are not upfront that they are selling something and/or secretive about what they are selling, and although I was curious, his site set off all my caution alerts.
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> I'd be interested in hearing some positive feedback. Sadly, many businesses use employees, friends, and/or family to post glowing testimonials, but again there is good news - Dr. Bob has made registering so challenging, (or was that just me??? *lol*), that I don't think too many of them would go through the process here. Thanks, Dr. Bob! *smile*
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