Just curious if anyone else has had a flurry of odd activity on professional email and via telephone? Over the years I receive a call now and then that is obviously a quackbuster type trying to get me to use the forbidden words 'diagnose', 'cure', etc. So far I have found them rather obvious and have stayed clear of any problems. Lately there are all sorts of emails supposedly from someone who is having a bad reaction to homeopathic remedy they 'self prescribed' and wanting me to respond with what to do. When I responded that they need to seek out a professional homeopath close to them, the story changes, they were under the care of a homeopath but he was no good. I would not be so suspicious, but I've received 5 like this in the last week. Is this a new form of 'quack buster' activity?
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quack buster activity?
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Simon King LCPH MARH
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Re: quack buster activity?
Yup , I bin getting those too
Just tell them to ring for an appointment
kind regards
Simon King
44 (0)1603 466092
(include the zero in brackets only if calling from the UK)
http://www.Homeopathy-Help.net
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Just tell them to ring for an appointment
kind regards
Simon King
44 (0)1603 466092
(include the zero in brackets only if calling from the UK)
http://www.Homeopathy-Help.net
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