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On Tue, 11 May 2004 22:12:53 GMT, "Brad Sherback" >Hello Me, > >Thanks for your help. I'm not exactly sure that I helped you. >I would reply in the topic, but my new program does not seem to have a >option to reply to a topic, it sends the person an e-mail. > >I will have read up on the program, to find out how to reply to a topic. >Until then, this will have to do. Now I'd say that was total Bullshit. Firstly your headers suggest your "program" is OE6 which does have the option to reply to post without sending email. Look: From: "Brad Sherback" Newsgroups: misc.health.arthritis Subject: Trolamine Salicylate for pain! Lines: 6 X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1409 And second you are a well documented spammer, who's attempts to act as a newby begger belief. >I have read a study that says if the product has enough of the active >ingredient like 10% the creams do wonderful things and should be used before >and after you work the troubled area. > >I am looking for personal experience using Trolamine Salicylate for pain >relief. Let's hope you someone gives you some personal experiences then, prefereably by email and that no attempt at commercial advertising take place here as a result of your request.
Your right, I use IE6, and I found the button. The reply group button works for replying to a topic. When it asked me If I real wanted to reply this message to the whole newsgroup, I was not sure what it meant. I have used Netscape since the good old days of Netscape 3.0 gold. The newsgroup program work differently, then IE6 this is my first time using the IE6 newsgroup program to reply in a newsgroup. As you will see, I have replied to a topic already. This is a good example of way newsgroups should not be used as a chat room. thanks for your help. Brad Sherback news:e9l2a0lshrjun6li4jfriqr7fknisk02dr@aol.com... > On Tue, 11 May 2004 22:12:53 GMT, "Brad Sherback" > > > >Hello Me, > > > >Thanks for your help. > > I'm not exactly sure that I helped you. > > >I would reply in the topic, but my new program does not seem to have a > >option to reply to a topic, it sends the person an e-mail. > > > >I will have read up on the program, to find out how to reply to a topic. > >Until then, this will have to do. > > Now I'd say that was total Bullshit. Firstly your headers suggest your > "program" is OE6 which does have the option to reply to post without > sending email. Look: > From: "Brad Sherback" > Newsgroups: misc.health.arthritis > Subject: Trolamine Salicylate for pain! > Lines: 6 > X-Priority: 3 > X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1409 > > And second you are a well documented spammer, who's attempts to act as > a newby begger belief. > > >I have read a study that says if the product has enough of the active > >ingredient like 10% the creams do wonderful things and should be used before > >and after you work the troubled area. > > > >I am looking for personal experience using Trolamine Salicylate for pain > >relief. > > Let's hope you someone gives you some personal experiences then, > prefereably by email and that no attempt at commercial advertising > take place here as a result of your request.
On Tue, 11 May 2004 22:57:44 GMT, "Brad Sherback" >Your right, I use IE6, and I found the button. The reply group button works >for replying to a topic. >When it asked me If I real wanted to reply this message to the whole >newsgroup, I was not sure what it meant. > >I have used Netscape since the good old days of Netscape 3.0 gold. The >newsgroup program work differently, then IE6 this is my first time using the >IE6 newsgroup program to reply in a newsgroup. > >As you will see, I have replied to a topic already. > >This is a good example of way newsgroups should not be used as a chat room. > More like a good example of good old Brad who can never admit he is wrong, even a couple of years on, and also doesn't know or respect the rules about topo posting!
gee brad! what's the matter, isn't your company providing enough 'testimonials' for you to work with? you know, for the spray version of the product you now carry... or are you waiting for someone to respond so that you can try to get them to switch??? lol paul Brad Sherback wrote: > > > > I am looking for personal experience using Trolamine Salicylate for pain > relief. > > thanks, > Brad Related Discussion: Vitamin Source Direct, Improving your quality of life begins with you. (2 posts) Essential of vitamin D for bone health (4 posts) One Touch Ultra (1 posts) I found this great little site (1 posts) Top Discussions From Our Archives Germ Study Suggests Bloodletting May Work Thalidomide effective in juvenile arthritis after menopaused, period return and arthritis pain almost gone. Top 10 Reasons Not to See a Shrink Other Discussion Categories Diabetes Symptoms Health Care Policy
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