John Vogel wrote: > Did you read the defenses? It seems like a reasonable razor > that is being misused. And of course their would be more > complaints than defenses. > John > > > Of course I read the "defenses". In fact, I went to the ERSP website that lists the cases where the Electronic Retailers Self-regulation Program handles complaints against these scammers. If you read the report on InfinityRazor you'll see that they whitewash this scam, proving that as their own provider of "self-regulation" they are like the foxes guarding the children. http://www.narcpartners.org/reports/list.aspx By the way, how do you "misuse" a razor, especially if you've been shaving for years? It's obvious from the complaints that the majority couldn't get more than one shave without the razor pulling the beard more than cutting it. In fact, most found the razor pulled more than cut on their first use of it. That's why they mocked the claim that it would never get dull -- how could it get dull when it already was. I also noticed that another website "theinfinityrazor.com" existed but is not the website that the current ad refers to. I checked it out and the website admin "business" address is a residential area of West Port, Conn. The "getinfinityrazor.com" web admin lives in a luxury residential area of palm beach gardens, Fl., so he must be making a lot of mony peddling this junk. ---- Husker Linux Users Group mailing list To unsubscribe, send a message to huskerlug-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with a subject of UNSUBSCRIBE