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kennoyce
Apr 4, 2013, 12:43 PM
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Elsiedressler wrote: How does an ultrasound machine for home work compared to ultrasound machines at the hospital? I have had ultrasound therapy before and it really helped with my pain, but I can’t afford repeated treatments. Where can I find a great ultrasound machine, too? I would appreciate any information, thanks so much guys.
I'm 100% sure that a website called rockclimbing.com is the best place to ask about where to find an ultrasound machine. Have you checked craigslist?
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mojomonkey
Apr 4, 2013, 1:41 PM
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kennoyce wrote: Elsiedressler wrote: How does an ultrasound machine for home work compared to ultrasound machines at the hospital? I have had ultrasound therapy before and it really helped with my pain, but I can’t afford repeated treatments. Where can I find a great ultrasound machine, too? I would appreciate any information, thanks so much guys. I'm 100% sure that a website called rockclimbing.com is the best place to ask about where to find an ultrasound machine. Have you checked craigslist?
It is a spammer, will eventually link to their spam site (as they have on other forums) as a great answer. Just report as spam and hope one of the mods gets around to cleaning.
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lena_chita
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Apr 4, 2013, 1:54 PM
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mojomonkey wrote: kennoyce wrote: Elsiedressler wrote: How does an ultrasound machine for home work compared to ultrasound machines at the hospital? I have had ultrasound therapy before and it really helped with my pain, but I can’t afford repeated treatments. Where can I find a great ultrasound machine, too? I would appreciate any information, thanks so much guys. I'm 100% sure that a website called rockclimbing.com is the best place to ask about where to find an ultrasound machine. Have you checked craigslist? It is a spammer, will eventually link to their spam site (as they have on other forums) as a great answer. Just report as spam and hope one of the mods gets around to cleaning.
Yes, I saw this post report, but the profile looks legit, so I am going to give it a benefit of doubt for now. You say the OP also posted the same on other websites ? MP?
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marc801
Apr 4, 2013, 2:26 PM
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lena_chita wrote: Yes, I saw this post report, but the profile looks legit, so I am going to give it a benefit of doubt for now.
In reply to: Name: Elsie Dressler Interests: Writing, editing, concerts, music, movies Email: elsiedressler@gmail.com More Info: Hi, my name is Elisabeth, but everyone calls me Elsie. I live on the East Coast and don’t even think I’ll leave because I love it so. I write for several online blogs and magazines about a variety of topics as needed. I enjoy going to concerts and movies in the park. I hope to one day be a mother to three kids, but I just have find the right guy first.
A quick Google reveals....
Her Linkedin profile ( http://www.linkedin.com/in/elsiedressler ) is identical.
An article on Go Articles .com about - surprise - the benefits of home ultrasound, which includes, surprise, a link to a company that makes home ultrasound machines. http://goarticles.com/article/The-Benefits-of-Using-a-Home-Ultrasound-Machine-for-Pain-Management/7506339/
I retract my comment about maybe legit - this is pure spam and deserves to be deleted and Elsie banned.
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mojomonkey
Apr 4, 2013, 2:29 PM
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lena_chita wrote: mojomonkey wrote: kennoyce wrote: Elsiedressler wrote: How does an ultrasound machine for home work compared to ultrasound machines at the hospital? I have had ultrasound therapy before and it really helped with my pain, but I can’t afford repeated treatments. Where can I find a great ultrasound machine, too? I would appreciate any information, thanks so much guys. I'm 100% sure that a website called rockclimbing.com is the best place to ask about where to find an ultrasound machine. Have you checked craigslist? It is a spammer, will eventually link to their spam site (as they have on other forums) as a great answer. Just report as spam and hope one of the mods gets around to cleaning. Yes, I saw this post report, but the profile looks legit, so I am going to give it a benefit of doubt for now. You say the OP also posted the same on other websites ? MP?
Search "elsie dressler ultrasound". There are numerous examples of her spamming the web with copies of her articles pointing to the "EZUltrasound" site where you can purchase the amazing tool. She has posted articles today where she is alternately promoting her site, where she is a nurse that utilizes them, and here, where she is innocently looking for info on such fabulous devices. She has a facebook page to spam her site too.
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edge
Apr 4, 2013, 2:54 PM
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I just use a dog whistle.
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edge
Apr 4, 2013, 3:18 PM
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lena_chita wrote: Yes, I saw this post report, but the profile looks legit, so I am going to give it a benefit of doubt for now. You say the OP also posted the same on other websites ? MP?
"When I was a mod..."
* Edge waves his finger sternly.
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