> Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
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> See, the problem is to determine what is a con. As Herbert wrote, one
> person's con is another person's life saver. I had a life-changing
> experience with something that is called a total scam by many others. I
> /really/ wouldn't prefer a government agency having prohibited the event
> before I could participate. This despite the fact that I don't buy what
> many others who participated said about it, and I think if you take
> this, you could easily get to the conclusion that it is a scam (for
> them). But for me it gave me something that I don't think I'd easily
> could have gotten elsewhere. So please let people make their own
> experiences.
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Would you mind sharing what this was?

/Ruben


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