Must be Russ Andrews or someone like him

Hang on I don't know what these are, but rnib bump ons are cheaper if they are dots. However many people use mini stick on feet. Brian

While checking out your link I got a couple of pop-ups saying some-one had purchased another of their expensive items (sugar free grit @ £76)

Can you just sell anything and claim anything about it? Is there not some law against misrepresentation?

Whoever she is...

I'm waiting for the mattress maker who claims that it improves sexual performance. Brian

That NineLife site is too scammy for words but it's not as weird as the replica banknotes site mentioned in uk.legal.moderated last week.

Its weirdess is not limited to charging £4.99 for a £20 counterfeit note.

A couple of years back somebody claimed to be selling genuine meteorites, which apparently had special healing powers. Was it not on one of the consumer programs or something? Turned out to be bits of melted rock with a magnet inside or some such. About as genuine as a

Arfur Daley territory. Brian