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Goofproof wrote:I've not spent $ 5 in the 10 years I've used mine, on cleaning, have less colds and sore throats than before XPAP, if cleaning was so critical I'd be dead, not healthier...

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ROFL. Does this person really think they are being clever?

I am a professional sales manager, have been for years, and I am astonished at the attempts, and I say attempts, at marketing via topic specific forums.

Just bad manners.

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R1200ST wrote:ROFL. Does this person really think they are being clever?

I am a professional sales manager, have been for years, and I am astonished at the attempts, and I say attempts, at marketing via topic specific forums.

Just bad manners.

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R1200ST,

Please, who is that person you have in mind?

mcpascalns wrote:Hi Jeff,

I did start a similar topic last month or so. Please, refer to this link: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=109570&p=1047375&hi ... 5#p1047375 There were several insightful and helpful feedbacks from different contributors. A few were current owners of this machine while some were ex-owners. The many divergent views from all of them really were instructive. So at the end of the day, it would be people like you and myself to weighs all the pros and cons of purchasing this machine. Good luck.



Mcpascaln

I have read all the pros and cons; only pro I see if for the sales rep, cons are many not the least of which is the openly lie in their advertisements. Forget the 300.00 bucks, how can anyone trust their health to a company that openly lies about its product? I would really like an answer to this if you have thought this true and are weighing pros and cons.

I have read all the pros and cons; only pro I see if for the sales rep, cons are many not the least of which is the openly lie in their advertisements. Forget the 300.00 bucks, how can anyone trust their health to a company that openly lies about its product? I would really like an answer to this if you have thought this true and are weighing pros and cons.

flightco.

Oho, no, I never thought about that. I think you have a strong point of view on this issue. I really do not know why I failed to discern the presence of sales pros on this thread. My feelings were that, these were honest forum contributors providing important information to those of us who wanted to purchase this 'cleaning' machine. I feel great to state that as a result of this thread, have ended up purchasing mask wipes for less than 7 dollars and they are doing well.

I use generic unscented baby wipes--no more than a buck or two.
I can also use them on my face.

I just picked up some unsented wipes from Walmart...$0.99 for a 2" tall pile of them in a dispenser...hope they work and I'm anxious to see how the Soclean2 reacts with their use.

If they really do remove the oils from the mask, it may be good to wipe both my face and the mask before use to reduce the oil.

flightco wrote:

mcpascalns wrote:Hi Jeff,

I did start a similar topic last month or so. Please, refer to this link: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=109570&p=1047375&hi ... 5#p1047375 There were several insightful and helpful feedbacks from different contributors. A few were current owners of this machine while some were ex-owners. The many divergent views from all of them really were instructive. So at the end of the day, it would be people like you and myself to weighs all the pros and cons of purchasing this machine. Good luck.



Mcpascaln

I have read all the pros and cons; only pro I see if for the sales rep, cons are many not the least of which is the openly lie in their advertisements. Forget the 300.00 bucks, how can anyone trust their health to a company that openly lies about its product? I would really like an answer to this if you have thought this true and are weighing pros and cons.

If you are one of sales pro disguised as a forum contributor on this thread, know that you are being watched. Someone will send you a cricket.

mcpascalns wrote:

flightco wrote:

mcpascalns wrote:Hi Jeff,

I did start a similar topic last month or so. Please, refer to this link: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=109570&p=1047375&hi ... 5#p1047375 There were several insightful and helpful feedbacks from different contributors. A few were current owners of this machine while some were ex-owners. The many divergent views from all of them really were instructive. So at the end of the day, it would be people like you and myself to weighs all the pros and cons of purchasing this machine. Good luck.



Mcpascaln

I have read all the pros and cons; only pro I see if for the sales rep, cons are many not the least of which is the openly lie in their advertisements. Forget the 300.00 bucks, how can anyone trust their health to a company that openly lies about its product? I would really like an answer to this if you have thought this true and are weighing pros and cons.

If you are one of sales pro disguised as a forum contributor on this thread, know that you are being watched. Someone will send you a cricket.

Do you get any Crickets for keeping this scam product on the front page, or do they just mail you a percentage of the $300 for every sale. Jim

mcpascalns wrote:

flightco wrote:

mcpascalns wrote:Hi Jeff,

I did start a similar topic last month or so. Please, refer to this link: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=109570&p=1047375&hi ... 5#p1047375 There were several insightful and helpful feedbacks from different contributors. A few were current owners of this machine while some were ex-owners. The many divergent views from all of them really were instructive. So at the end of the day, it would be people like you and myself to weighs all the pros and cons of purchasing this machine. Good luck.



Mcpascaln

I have read all the pros and cons; only pro I see if for the sales rep, cons are many not the least of which is the openly lie in their advertisements. Forget the 300.00 bucks, how can anyone trust their health to a company that openly lies about its product? I would really like an answer to this if you have thought this true and are weighing pros and cons.

If you are one of sales pro disguised as a forum contributor on this thread, know that you are being watched. Someone will send you a cricket.

Since only you and I are the only ones mentioned on this post; are you calling me a So Clean sales scum (SoClean does not have sales pros on staff)? If you are you need to re-read my posts.

So where's my cricket? I'm feeling a bit peckish.

I actually bought this, seems like many have serious concerns about it. The worst part...after $300 I had to buy a $20 "adapter" LOL!

I am not sending it back, so I'll report in occasionally on if I like it or not.

Dead wrote:I actually bought this, seems like many have serious concerns about it. The worst part...after $300 I had to buy a $20 "adapter" LOL!

I am not sending it back, so I'll report in occasionally on if I like it or not.

I'm starting a fund to buy a new XPAP, I'm wondering if you would like to contribute, seeing as you seem to have a abundance of money, to buy a machine that's uncessary, and misrepresented as a cleaner, at best it might kill a germ or two, but it leaves all the carcasses on your equipment, along with the ones that don't kill.

Odds are most of the germs did you get rid of with it we're from removing the dead presidents, from your billfold to buy the machine. By donating to buy me a new machine, we can clear out many more of those nasty germs. Always willing to do my part. Jim

Thanks in advance!

Dead wrote:I actually bought this, seems like many have serious concerns about it. The worst part...after $300 I had to buy a $20 "adapter" LOL!

I am not sending it back, so I'll report in occasionally on if I like it or not.

It is your money, well, no; actually it is now their money...

flightco wrote:

Dead wrote:I actually bought this, seems like many have serious concerns about it. The worst part...after $300 I had to buy a $20 "adapter" LOL!

I am not sending it back, so I'll report in occasionally on if I like it or not.

It is your money, well, no; actually it is now their money...

companies LOVE suckers like that

make an overpriced product, sell it to someone desperate/gullible, laugh to the bank as the junk gets thrown out/shoved in a closet.

an *ideal* customer.