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Consumer Alert: Alcon LADARVision

2005-02-03 06:54:27 PM
The web site, www.alconladarvision.com, very clearly states that the
site is operated by LME and goes into detail about who and what the
site is. The truth is quite prominently displayed.
On the other hand, you have other fingers.....NOWHERE on his site does
Glenn state that CRSQA is a business league/trade organization whose
purpose is to further the interests of refractive surgery/surgeons,
while he quite deliberately and intentionally chooses to mislead the
public into believing he is a public benefit corporation and patient
advocacy organization. The truth is nowhere displayed.
OH, and let us not forget Glenn's obsession with buying up any and all
similar or unused domain names/extensions of other legal entities and
pointing them all to his site in an attempt to mislead the public, once
again.
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CRSQA represents CRSQA surgeons and Glenn Hagele. Period.
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Ragnar wrote:
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I might ask you the reverse.. why do you attack Glenn mercilessly..
yet you don't go after Rebecca at all when she is blatantly deceiving
people.. intentionally luring people to a website whose content is
exactly the opposite of what one would assume?

On 1 Feb 2005 20:39:34 -0800, "xeno" <xenoparadox@peacemail.com>
wrote:

>Hmmm. How come it's "bad" when Rebecca is "blatantly and
intentionally
>misleading people," but when Glenn Hagele blatantly and
intentionally
>misleads people by claiming on his web site to be a public benefit
>corporation, instead of disclosing his true purpose as a business
>league/trade organization engaged in promoting refractive
>surgery/surgeons, that's not "bad." He can't destroy his credibility
>because he has none to begin with.

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>CRSQA represents CRSQA surgeons and Glenn Hagele. Period.

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>
>Ragnar wrote:
>>You missed my point again.
>>By blatantly and intentionally misleading people, you are
destroying
>>your OWN credibility (as if you had any).
>>
>>
>>On 1 Feb 2005 16:19:53 -0800, rebeccaNO_SPAM@lasermyeye.org wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Richard wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Actually, many have, generally ones that used it more like
>>>>alconladarvision rather than ones that used it in a phrase like
>you
>>>>suggest. Generally, the owner of the website has just ended up
>>>having to
>>>>relinquish the domain name.
>>>
>>>Richard,
>>>
>>>I'm aware of this. As it happens "Alcon Ladarvision" is not
>trademarked
>>>at the USPTO. However, if a serious complaint were to be lodged
by
>the
>>>owner of either part of the name individually I would cheerfully
>>>relinquish the domain and set up another - or others - under a
>related
>>>name (though I daresay I wouldn't be ambitious enough to rival
>Glenn's
>>>150+ domain acquisitions).
>>>
>>>Funnily enough, the URL www.alconladarvision.com was an impulse
>>>purchase on my part, and I'm in no way wedded to the name as
such.
>It's
>>>not as though I would expect it to enhance visibility (last I
>checked
>>>Ladarvision produces something like 20,000 hits on Google, mine
is
>low
>>>traffic and I don't exactly expect a stampede merely from posting
>the
>>>link in a couple of internet forums).
>>>
>>>Rebecca Petris
>>>www.lasermyeye.org
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Re:Consumer Alert: Alcon LADARVision

I thought this was a support site and all I'm seeing are individuals using
this network to boost their search rankings for whatever agenda they are
pushing.
C'mon. Look at the topic and content of this thread.
"Consumer Alert: Alcon LADARVision
Please see www.alconladarvision.com"
There is no agenda there BUT to mislead by getting the site indexed
whenever Alcon is searched and getting clicked on when a user thinks its a
legitimate link. Guerilla marketing at its best.
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