Dear members:

I recently received an e-mail with regard to a free water
bottle from MagicCityStroke.com (see copy below) politely
requesting that the listing be removed from the archives.
Now this is quite old so I was quite surprised that members
were actually going that far back. Please read the e-mail and
you will understand why. I will try to comply but since I
have no control over the archives, it may not be easy.

So please, if you come across this item, please refrain
from ordering it. They were very polite but they could
actually request Zinester and Google to shut me down if
I don't comply.

So, I urge you:

"When signing up for freebies, if asked where
you heard about the offer, say a FRIEND, FAMILY
MEMBER, or SEARCH. But please never, I REPEAT,
never say where you got it from."

Thank you for understanding. Humble pie is hard for me to swallow.
I'm proud to have loyal members such as you and look forward to
any comments you may have. Now please read on ....

"To whom it may concern,

On the following page:
http://archives.zinester.com/72675/115988.html

We are listed as a Canadian freebie. We would like this link

Water bottle from
MagicCityStroke.com
http://tinyurl.com/yz3mln

removed, as not only are we not Canadian, we are a federally
funded USA research study based in Birmingham Alabama,
and just don't have the budget to service requests from
Canada or in fact, even from outside of Alabama. We are
receiving hundreds of requests from Canada, and our logs
indicate that many visitors are entering our site via this
link (among others we are addressing as well).

Thanks for your help!

Greg Caudle
Information Services Specialist
UAB Center for the Study of Community Health
205.975.8059
gcaudle@uab.edu

Water bottle from

MagicCityStroke.com"