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Hi all, Medical shite comes and goes (shite is a perfectly cromulent word; sounds like what it isn't).

The opening page of the internet browser I use had something about "Quantum Vision". Even if I could remember it I'd not fully name it; most likely it would be against the rules. Is it a pure-bred scam? Sits in the same box as a nigerian prince asking you to look-after his money for him?

Whatever it is it's clever. No ones happy to lose $27 but how many people would raise a storm about it? It's a heck of a long spiel; I'd rather watch paint dry but I'm curious is all.

May The Farce Be With You.

Jim.

First thing that comes up if you google Quantum Vision:

http://www.sandiegocan.org/2015/01/1...ve-your-money/

Hiya Jim, $27 is the price of a liter of decent bourbon hereabouts so, I'd be hopping mad but that's only because my right knee is all wobbly these days.

We get that kind of crap in the mail all the time. It seems that once you pass 65 all the crooks assume senility has set in.

Hey! Leave these businessmen alone! They are trying to create jobs!

LOL!

Dave