The makers of Slimetropin (Slime=SY) had a lawyer contact our hosting company and file a complaint about copyright infringement because we used their trademarked product name 3 time in a review. They sure couldn’t have had any other problem because I really doubt that our original review appears anywhere on their site. We do list the ingredients but that is publicly available information and the names of the ingredients sure are not copyrightable. There are details about there affiliate program but that is also publicly available information.
Who knows why they decided to wake a sleeping bear?
Subject to consulting our own shark, we felt it prudent to take the review down and post it else where.
The fact of the matter is that Slimetropin (Slime=Sy) is spray bottle crap. The whole reason for the letter was to try to remove a negative review that out ranked all the fake affiliate review sites in the search engine.
You know the best way to get rid of negative reviews?
Try making a decent product!
We had not been paying much attention to this site lately. The review of Slimetropin (Slime=Sy) was over two years old and we were not doing anything to promote it. It was tempting to just take the information down and not worry about it. Not like it would make much difference to the small amount of money this site generates. Slimetropin really is of no importance to us in the grand scheme of things.
Then I started to get pissed.
We do feel that the use of the product name was not a violation of any trademark or copyright law because we were doing a product review and have protection under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
I don’t like the way the system allows somebody to use a letter from an attorney to strong arm people who are well within their rights.
More about this subject another day. Meanwhile I will just ramble on.
I have been reading Seth Godin’s new book, Linchpin. This has me wanting to think differently about the situation.
Normally, the first response would be to find a way to get even but that would simply be feeding the resistance and resistance is futile. Time to take a bigger perspective.
How do I use this ugly looking blog to help people more?
Let’s go over the spray hgh matter.
The basic truth of spray hgh is that there is no ingredient or combination of legal ingredients that can be put into a spray bottle that will cause hgh release.
Oral spray hgh might sound nice but it is tired old fiction. Most of the products on the market are just pretty bottles of water.
I know it would be nice to think that a few convenient sprays will do the trick but they won’t.
Which leads to the question…… Where are all the spray vitamins?
When you walk down the aisles of a vitamin store, why aren’t the shelves loaded with spray vitamins?
Something to ponder on another day.
Another question is where is the FTC? Why aren’t they protecting people?
I think the truth of the matter is I am just not into this site the way I have been doing it. Searching out products and giving them grades is just not the fun it was two years ago. Plus answering the same three comment questions dozens of times is boring. Doesn’t mean I will stop doing this task but there needs to be more.
Time to teach you how to fish. How to bake your own bread.
Yes, teaching you how to evaluate products on your own. How to look at a product and know whether it is good, middling or garbage.
The first important lesson is that if you see a spray bottle….you are looking at GARBAGE!
If the bottle is a pretty color of blue or green…it is stinky garbage!
Now that we have your first lesson done, we can start moving on to other subjects. Oh, who am I kidding. I am going to beat this spray thing into the ground. Just like when this blog first started.
This is the first time in over a year that writing a post has been fun. So I am going to do more writing for myself while trying to include some useful information for you.
So a little test:
What do you do if you see an oral spray hgh product?
Hide Your Wallet!!
News Flash!!!!!: The review of Slimetropin is back up! We went legally overboard to correct any possible trademark violation while protecting our constitutional rights.
All material in this post is published under my 1st amendment right to freedom of speech. Standing on the digital soap box.
