> > I will have a word with Repco (at least) about getting said crap
> > off their shelves
> 
> Following your lead I just sent them a message through their
> website

I've tried to speak to someone in authority at Repco but, being
advertising types, they'd already buggered off home at 4pm

Interestingly, as I passed through their phone system and explained
my complaint, all three people agreed. I wish I'd recorded them
dissing on their own product. mmm mmm

When I first called their 0800 number I got put through to a store
without realising (thought I was talking to head office), and
proceeded to give a till jockey a hard time, for which I apologised

He wanted to debate the issue, and to his credit was the only one
prepared to duke it out on behalf of the product. I'd really have
expected the reverse

He claimed that "he'd heard" of people it worked for but couldn't
substantiate that. I counter-claimed that some people say they have
invented and patented a perpetual motion machine, and asked
would he buy one for $169 ? No, he said

1-nil

My experience is that people who claim these benefits have no
hard data to support that, but those who claim they have no
benefits DO have the numbers

Supposed to be receiving a call from up top tomorrow

> Now what about that magnetic woolen underlay also advertised
> on TV...?

aaaaargh !!!!!

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