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I joined Herbal Magic, it is defiantly not a free service.

Anyone else out there on this program?

[Interesting]

Information found on the net:

Herbal Magic's new name
In 2006 many of the Herbal Magic operations started advertising as Herbal Magic Wellness Centres. It's really amazing that a company that started out marketing herbal weight loss products, and then added products to enhance sexual performance or breast size should now be morphed into a "wellness centre". Some of these centres run promotions with Rogers Communications radio stations.



Herbal Magic doesn't like what I have to say.



In April and again in July 2006 Tony Wong, a lawyer from the prestigious law firm of Blake, Cassels, and Graydon LLP, acting on instructions from the present owner of the Herbal Magic(HM) franchise empire headquartered in London, Ontario sent letters to my Internet Service Provider. Apparently, free speech is not in their vocabulary, and fair comment certainly is banned from their board rooms and executive round tables. They instructed Wong to make sure that my web site that criticized HM was removed from the internet forever.



They attacked Dr. Terry Polevoy, MD, the founder of this web site, with what one could all frivolous, malicious and vexatious attacks that caused him untoward personal damages and countless hours of scrambling around the internet in an attempt to maintain this site as a beacon in the world of flim-flam alternative health care as well as nutritional and diet fraud. In May 2006, the net result of Mr. Wong's complaint was the shutdown of every single web site that Dr. Polevoy has designed and controlled over the last eight years. It didn't matter that the other five web sites controlled by Polevoy had nothing to do with his complaint, and it didn't concern Wong that 99% of the other sections of Dietfraud.com were also shut down.



In May, 1&1.com of Pennsylvania closed all of them down permanently, including Dr. Polevoy's personal e-mail. They did this without notice. After moving all of the web sites to bluehost.com all things went smoothly. Then on July 25, 2006 another letter from Mr. Wong was sent to Bluehost.com to again protest Polevoy's web site. This time he complained that he didn't like the NAME of my web site, DUH!. The entire web site is of course called Dietfraud.com and it has been called that for years. Nobody else has ever complained about the name before.

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above information found at this site:

dietfraud.com/Dietcraze/scams_herbalmagic.html