Airmony CPAP

pumbany wrote:I wouldn't want to try this machine at the price. Is there a way to test it out for free and return it if we don't like it after 30 days?

Would you be willing to write about about your experiences during the 30 day trial?
If so, then Airmony should definitely send you out the machine~~~

I don't believe they are shipping yet, if ever.

chunkyfrog wrote:PR, I think there is confusion with Airing--{another huge clusterfudge.}

that'd be my guess.

while airing is just an empty pipe dream, this one seems to be, at least something... (that would give a lot of people nightmares, but, still something)

Grace~~~ wrote:

pumbany wrote:I wouldn't want to try this machine at the price. Is there a way to test it out for free and return it if we don't like it after 30 days?

Would you be willing to write about about your experiences during the 30 day trial?
If so, then Airmony should definitely send you out the machine~~~

which... hasn't... been... built... yet...

chunkyfrog wrote:I don't believe they are shipping yet, if ever.

palerider wrote:

Grace~~~ wrote:

pumbany wrote:I wouldn't want to try this machine at the price. Is there a way to test it out for free and return it if we don't like it after 30 days?

Would you be willing to write about about your experiences during the 30 day trial?
If so, then Airmony should definitely send you out the machine~~~

which... hasn't... been... built... yet...

Yes. I appreciate that small detail. However, many good writers can overcome even such daunting conditions? Pumbany may be just such a writer. If that chapter of the book helped just one person understand the difficulties of using a machine that isn't yet built ...

...or perhaps, he could write in the style of Airmony themselves? A chapter on insights after pretending to wear it for 30 days?

~~~opportunities and possibilities abound, no?

Grace~~~ wrote:

palerider wrote:which... hasn't... been... built... yet...

Yes. I appreciate that small detail. However, many good writers can overcome even such daunting conditions? Pumbany may be just such a writer. If that chapter of the book helped just one person understand the difficulties of using a machine that isn't yet built ...

...or perhaps, he could write in the style of Airmony themselves? A chapter on insights after pretending to wear it for 30 days?

~~~opportunities and possibilities abound, no?

oh, yes, I imagine you're quite right, silly of me, I'm *sure* pumbany could come up with a chapter of copied stuff off the web or out of books to review a non-existent product, it'd go quite well with his non-existent knowledge

Not just an outline?
I used an outline off the Internet to compose my retirement letter.
There is probably an outline for everything--mash notes, hate letters, limericks.

chunkyfrog wrote:Not just an outline?
I used an outline off the Internet to compose my retirement letter.
There is probably an outline for everything--mash notes, hate letters, limericks.

Even in his, hers, or its, fantasy world! That may be where they are planning to produce the product. Jim

pumbany wrote:I wouldn't want to try this machine at the price. Is there a way to test it out for free and return it if we don't like it after 30 days?

Hello pumbany,

We are happy to hear you would like to try our product. In fact, we are making a call for beta testers for 20 first people who get a PLATINIUM REWARD (240$) at INDIEGOGO. We are sorry you can't have it for free.

Thank you very much.

TBIOM TEAM

TBIOM TEAM wrote:

pumbany wrote:I wouldn't want to try this machine at the price. Is there a way to test it out for free and return it if we don't like it after 30 days?

Hello pumbany,

We are happy to hear you would like to try our product. In fact, we are making a call for beta testers for 20 first people who get a PLATINIUM REWARD (240$) at INDIEGOGO. We are sorry you can't have it for free.

Thank you very much.

TBIOM TEAM

Sheesh, this is the first situation I have encountered where someone had to pay to be a beta tester. And for $240.00? Are you bleeping kidding me? And the product doesn't even improve anything by a long shot.

In Texas, we don't have Alimony... so it's not a issue here...

Sheriff

Darn you, Sheriff!
Now I gotta find a DRY lilypad!

49er wrote:
Sheesh, this is the first situation I have encountered where someone had to pay to be a beta tester. And for $240.00? Are you bleeping kidding me? And the product doesn't even improve anything by a long shot.

Oh you mean they are not paying you $240 to test it? I thought that was a pretty low price to pay a tester!

I wonder how much life insurance one customarily gets before "beta testing" a new version of a medical device designed to maintain airway patency?

TBIOM TEAM wrote:

pumbany wrote:I wouldn't want to try this machine at the price. Is there a way to test it out for free and return it if we don't like it after 30 days?

Hello pumbany,

We are happy to hear you would like to try our product. In fact, we are making a call for beta testers for 20 first people who get a PLATINIUM REWARD (240$) at INDIEGOGO. We are sorry you can't have it for free.

Thank you very much.

TBIOM TEAM

Thank you for contacting me. I would be willing to test your product and I would be willing to review your product on my blog.
I would be willing to return your product after the test.
However I am not willing to pay you $240 to test your product.