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Give It A Rest, Medic - May 13, 2008 12:26:32 PM

tnt

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Joined: April 18, 2005
From: Wisconsin
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Systems4PT, eh? Where have I heard that before?
Suggestions are one thing.....endorsements are another....but outright solicitation is getting annoying.
As a private practice owner, I appreciate the ideas and views presented in this section of the forum. My visits, however, will be short-lived if it turns in to a platform for advertisement.
I am bombarded with solicitation on a daily basis, and it gets old. Places like this forum have been a nice outlet, to hear from therapists and to share problems and outlooks. If I can't even visit Rehab Edge without someone trying to sell me some therapy related product, I will likely go insane.
Please, for the sake of those who can't take it anymore, sell your crap elsewhere.

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RE: Give It A Rest, Medic - May 13, 2008 8:06:00 PM

TexasOrtho

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I think if they pay advertising fees like other sponsors on the board, I might be more inviting. I will admit I do get sick of seeing the ads from time-to-time.

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RE: Give It A Rest, Medic - May 13, 2008 10:02:27 PM

Randy Moore

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From: Columbus, OH USA
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tnt,

medic's posts have been removed. We don't mind someone discussing his/her product in a useful and professional manner if it ads to the knowledge of the community members. Using the community to simply hock a product or service won't be allowed. Next time, feel free to give us a head's up with a private message or direct email. We try to stay on top of this, but sometimes a poster can get quite a few posts before we notice.

Randy

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