herbal teas

snipped-for-privacy@nutechnix.com (adam) wrote in news:4455193e.0311171044.614c19c7 @posting.google.com:

Adam,

Please tell us what connection you have with this website. You are not asking a question, you are advertising it. You shilled it twice today. Last month, you posted about the teasite here, on the pretext that you "just found this website". Today another person (Juliana) using the same domain for email also "found a website" (the same one) and shilled it here. (See the "Great New Tea Site" thread.)

I would not do business with any company or website that used such a deceptive tactic. Furthermore, advertising is not appropriate here - it belongs in rec.food.marketplace. You are probably violating your terms of use with your ISP, and perhaps even the webhosting service that the tea site uses.

Debbie

Wasn't it an individual named Adam who started the infamous "bottled white tea" being so delicious, and available at "such and such a place" some time ago? I could be wrong, but I think Juliana/Adam is the same person who has touted his or her web site on more than one previous occasion.

Tee King wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

I remember that guy. The person who owns the company posted using an account on AOL ( snipped-for-privacy@aol.com). Questions about where to buy it came from one or more other accounts, but not the same as Adam or Juliana. I never could prove to myself one way or the other whether there was a connection.

"Look at the great website I found" seems like a common ploy used by business owners who think we are not very smart and that they can get away with it.

Debbie