We received this email exchange between us and the webmaster (who never gave his name) in October of 2006. For some reason it was very important for him to get us to change our website, which we did. The changes were minor. The reader can judge for themselves whatever motives lie between the lines!

The product they recommend, Sytropin, does not contain any real human growth hormone whatsoever, only amino acids. Because of that their product does not come under the purview of the FDA. Since our oral spray does contain the real substance it's production has to be monitored by the FDA. The FDA conducts several unannounced inspections of our production lab every year. It's a real pain. They monitor every word on our label and where it appears on the label. If our oral spray didn't contain the real substance the FDA would shut us down in a NY minute!

Hello,

Please remove our site from your listing of "sites that contain no human growth hormone" and at /growth-hormone-ingredients-eternadvice.htm

We do not sell any human growth hormone oral spray and so you are misrepresenting our site.

Thanks.

Eternal, Webmaster

We'll be happy to make any changes that are factual.  

It is factual that you not only "recommend" Sytropin with links on almost every page of your website to "Buy Recommended Human Growth Hormone", but also that you sell Sytropin, "Buy Human Growth Hormone Oral Spray - Sytropin," on your website.

Exactly what are we misrepresenting?

This is a link to them that maintains our web page in the window. What shows up in the address bar is irrelevant.

We do not sell any human growth hormone oral spray. On your website you say, "The following vendors sell products that contain ABSOLUTELY NO HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE

      Eternal"

Factual misrepresentations:

- We are not a vendor

- We do not sell any oral sprays

You are representing our name as being associated with selling a product which we do not.

Thanks for your time Michael.

It seems like we are splitting hairs here, but OK. You are saying that you do not manufacture, warehouse, sell, or ship any human growth hormone oral sprays. But your website is the agent that brings the buyer to the seller through this website.

Factually true:  

1. You have a website that recommends a human growth hormone product for sale. Is that correct?

2. Internet users can buy from your website by clicking links located at /buyhgh that takes them to the sytropin order page. Is that correct?

Also, what is your name?

One last thing. When you say that the "buy link is a link to them that maintains our web page in the window" doesn't square with your homepage code that reads:  <p align="left"><font size="2"><p><b><a href="/buyhgh">Click here to buy the human growth hormone product recommended by Eternal. </a></b></p>

There is no reference anywhere on your homepage that any search engine can follow that will take a user to the "them" (sytropin) you refer to. This does happen with all the links located on the buy page but not on your homepage.

We are about to make factual changes to the website and we haven't heard from you in over a week. We asked very specific questions in both of our emails and you haven't answered even one of them. Were you planning to respond to any of those questions?

Thank You.  

1. You have a website that recommends a human growth hormone product for sale. Is that correct?

That's right.

2. Internet users can buy this oral spray from your website by clicking links located at /buyhgh that takes them to the sytropin order page. Is that correct?

Yes.

One last thing. When you say "the buy link is a link to them that maintains our web page in the window" doesn't square with your homepage link code that reads:

Do a view source on that link. You'll see it redirects to sytropin site while maintaining our url in the window.

Thanks.

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