How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Right now, before your baby is born, and before lactation begins, is a
good time to start training your breasts for motherhood!

Suzanne, mother of 3 very healthy, bright kids, invented the
"Versaped", the Purple Pedal-powered Breastpump for Happy Moms &
Babies, which competes favorably against the expensive brands.

If you are pregnant, or know someone who is pregnant, please consider
the smooth rocking action of the foot-pedal-powered pump, which,
unlike electric models, YOU CONTROL. YOU can apply the pressure, you
can release the pressure! What a gift! Ahhhh! What a Relief!
[SEE Photo ON SITE!]

http://www.breastpumppedal.com

Save money... get JUST THE PEDAL, because it will easily attach to an
existing system, if you have one!

Buy Suzanne's "Versaped", the Purple Pedal-powered Breastpump
which is less expensive than its competitors. You can buy a BRAND NEW
"Versaped" for the same price you'd pay for a USED top-of-the-line
Electric Model.

Thanks Again, Happy Moms! http://www.breastpumppedal.com
http://www.edaugusts.com

How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

--

Jamie Clark



"Ed Augusts" wrote in message
...
Right now, before your baby is born, and before lactation begins, is a
good time to start training your breasts for motherhood!

Suzanne, mother of 3 very healthy, bright kids, invented the
"Versaped", the Purple Pedal-powered Breastpump for Happy Moms &
Babies, which competes favorably against the expensive brands.

If you are pregnant, or know someone who is pregnant, please consider
the smooth rocking action of the foot-pedal-powered pump, which,
unlike electric models, YOU CONTROL. YOU can apply the pressure, you
can release the pressure! What a gift! Ahhhh! What a Relief!
[SEE Photo ON SITE!]

http://www.breastpumppedal.com

Save money... get JUST THE PEDAL, because it will easily attach to an
existing system, if you have one!

Buy Suzanne's "Versaped", the Purple Pedal-powered Breastpump
which is less expensive than its competitors. You can buy a BRAND NEW
"Versaped" for the same price you'd pay for a USED top-of-the-line
Electric Model.

Thanks Again, Happy Moms! http://www.breastpumppedal.com
http://www.edaugusts.com

How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Jamie wrote:

Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

She says while reposting his entire ad for him. :/

How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Doi. : )

--

Jamie Clark



"Jodi B" wrote in message
st.net...
Jamie wrote:

Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

She says while reposting his entire ad for him. :/

How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Hey, I'll "be gone" if you like, but isn't this"misc.kids.pregnancy"?
And isn't lactation a phenomenon that occurs in women after they give
birth? Are you SURE all the mothers-to-be and relatives and friends
of expectant or new mothers KNOW the whole story about breastpumps?
Just because YOU don't evidenly care about women's lactation doesn't
mean some of the readers of the group might not learn something about
this subject.

The points I'm trying to make in a number of posts to this and similar
groups, is: WHY buy a USED breastpump when a NEW one can be had for
the same or lower price? And the SAFETY issue: WHY use an ELECTRIC
breastpump that may not be as safe as a pedal-powered version? Women
have gotten into a jam by using an electric breastpump when the power
goes off!

Have you followed the link and seen Suzanne's site? If you had, you
wouldn't be so quick to condemn! ----e.a.


On Apr 9, 10:16*am, "Jamie Clark" wrote:
Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

--

Jamie Clark

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How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Yes, I saw the website, but that's not the point. You aren't having a
conversation with someone, you're spamming. Spamming is posting purely for
the purpose of selling. And that's what you are doing. You can "pretend"
that you are trying to educate new mothers, but you aren't. You are trying
to get free advertising. That's spamming, and it's bad form. People don't
like spammers, and don't tend to buy from spammers.
--

Jamie Clark



"Ed Augusts" wrote in message
...

Hey, I'll "be gone" if you like, but isn't this"misc.kids.pregnancy"?
And isn't lactation a phenomenon that occurs in women after they give
birth? Are you SURE all the mothers-to-be and relatives and friends
of expectant or new mothers KNOW the whole story about breastpumps?
Just because YOU don't evidenly care about women's lactation doesn't
mean some of the readers of the group might not learn something about
this subject.

The points I'm trying to make in a number of posts to this and similar
groups, is: WHY buy a USED breastpump when a NEW one can be had for
the same or lower price? And the SAFETY issue: WHY use an ELECTRIC
breastpump that may not be as safe as a pedal-powered version? Women
have gotten into a jam by using an electric breastpump when the power
goes off!

Have you followed the link and seen Suzanne's site? If you had, you
wouldn't be so quick to condemn! ----e.a.


On Apr 9, 10:16 am, "Jamie Clark" wrote:
Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

--

Jamie Clark

" - Show quoted text -

How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

HI, Jamie! If I was promoting Rolex watch knock-offs or Viagra in
misc.kids.pregnancy, your point would be well taken.'

But I'm posting about the use of NON-ELECTRIC BREASTPUMPS on
misc.kids.pregnancy.

So it ends up that your definition restricts information about
products that may be of use to the readers of the group.

I have looked at many of your other recent posts, and I can see you
are a very helpful person, an authority when it comes to matters of
children, pregnancy, and motherhood, so I am very surprised you would
want to chase me and this useful, ON-TOPIC product off the
newsgroup! You must be a ...,., purist.

This newsgroup is blessed, the others of this type are truly polluted
with incredible amounts of junk postings. It was not my purpose to
try to inflict OFF-TOPIC merchandise on you or anyone on this group!

But I will be glad to comply and move off, I don't wish to spark any
fights or animosities, but have a heart next time when someone has a
relevant product for mothers, okay? You were both terse AND mean!
-----Ed


On Apr 10, 1:29*pm, "Jamie Clark" wrote:
Yes, I saw the website, but that's not the point. *You aren't having a
conversation with someone, you're spamming. *Spamming is posting purely for
the purpose of selling. *And that's what you are doing. *You can "pretend"
that you are trying to educate new mothers, but you aren't. *You are trying
to get free advertising. *That's spamming, and it's bad form. *People don't
like spammers, and don't tend to buy from spammers.
--

Jamie Clark

"Ed Augusts" wrote in message

...

Hey, I'll "be gone" if you like, but isn't this"misc.kids.pregnancy"?
And isn't lactation a phenomenon that occurs in women after they give
birth? * *Are you SURE all the mothers-to-be and relatives and friends
of expectant or new mothers KNOW the whole story about breastpumps?
Just because YOU don't evidenly care about women's lactation doesn't
mean some of the readers of the group might not learn something about
this subject.

The points I'm trying to make in a number of posts to this and similar
groups, is: *WHY buy a USED breastpump when a NEW one can be had for
the same or lower price? * And the SAFETY issue: * WHY use an ELECTRIC
breastpump that may not be as safe as a pedal-powered version? *Women
have gotten into a jam by using an electric breastpump when the power
goes off!

Have you followed the link and seen Suzanne's site? *If you had, you
wouldn't be so quick to condemn! * ----e.a.

On Apr 9, 10:16 am, "Jamie Clark" wrote:



Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

--

Jamie Clark

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How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

Honey, that wasn't mean. If I was being mean, trust me, you'd know.

Spam is spam, whether the product is relevant to the group or not. Our
group does not exist so that you can market your friend's product to us.
Our group exists to discuss issues relating to kids and pregnancy.
Discussing breastpumps of all sorts is fine, but that's not what you were
doing -- you were shilling.
--

Jamie Clark



"Ed Augusts" wrote in message
...
HI, Jamie! If I was promoting Rolex watch knock-offs or Viagra in
misc.kids.pregnancy, your point would be well taken.'

But I'm posting about the use of NON-ELECTRIC BREASTPUMPS on
misc.kids.pregnancy.

So it ends up that your definition restricts information about
products that may be of use to the readers of the group.

I have looked at many of your other recent posts, and I can see you
are a very helpful person, an authority when it comes to matters of
children, pregnancy, and motherhood, so I am very surprised you would
want to chase me and this useful, ON-TOPIC product off the
newsgroup! You must be a ...,., purist.

This newsgroup is blessed, the others of this type are truly polluted
with incredible amounts of junk postings. It was not my purpose to
try to inflict OFF-TOPIC merchandise on you or anyone on this group!

But I will be glad to comply and move off, I don't wish to spark any
fights or animosities, but have a heart next time when someone has a
relevant product for mothers, okay? You were both terse AND mean!
-----Ed


On Apr 10, 1:29 pm, "Jamie Clark" wrote:
Yes, I saw the website, but that's not the point. You aren't having a
conversation with someone, you're spamming. Spamming is posting purely for
the purpose of selling. And that's what you are doing. You can "pretend"
that you are trying to educate new mothers, but you aren't. You are trying
to get free advertising. That's spamming, and it's bad form. People don't
like spammers, and don't tend to buy from spammers.
--

Jamie Clark

"Ed Augusts" wrote in message

...

Hey, I'll "be gone" if you like, but isn't this"misc.kids.pregnancy"?
And isn't lactation a phenomenon that occurs in women after they give
birth? Are you SURE all the mothers-to-be and relatives and friends
of expectant or new mothers KNOW the whole story about breastpumps?
Just because YOU don't evidenly care about women's lactation doesn't
mean some of the readers of the group might not learn something about
this subject.

The points I'm trying to make in a number of posts to this and similar
groups, is: WHY buy a USED breastpump when a NEW one can be had for
the same or lower price? And the SAFETY issue: WHY use an ELECTRIC
breastpump that may not be as safe as a pedal-powered version? Women
have gotten into a jam by using an electric breastpump when the power
goes off!

Have you followed the link and seen Suzanne's site? If you had, you
wouldn't be so quick to condemn! ----e.a.

On Apr 9, 10:16 am, "Jamie Clark" wrote:



Go away Ed.

Spam Be Gone!

--

Jamie Clark

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"Jamie Clark" wrote in message
. .. Honey, that wasn't
mean. If I was being mean, trust me, you'd know.

Spam is spam, whether the product is relevant to the group or not. Our
group does not exist so that you can market your friend's product to us.
Our group exists to discuss issues relating to kids and pregnancy.
Discussing breastpumps of all sorts is fine, but that's not what you were
doing -- you were shilling.


What she said, so buzzzzzzzz off. Spammer if you truly wanting to help
women, you would be giving your product away, and why aren't you? Because
you are trying to make money. Case solved, point proved you are a spammer.


--

How To Prepare For LACTATION With A Purple-Pedal Breastpump
 

"Me Myself and I" wrote in message
...
"Jamie Clark" wrote in message
. .. Honey, that wasn't
mean. If I was being mean, trust me, you'd know.

Spam is spam, whether the product is relevant to the group or not. Our
group does not exist so that you can market your friend's product to us.
Our group exists to discuss issues relating to kids and pregnancy.
Discussing breastpumps of all sorts is fine, but that's not what you were
doing -- you were shilling.


What she said, so buzzzzzzzz off. Spammer if you truly wanting to help
women, you would be giving your product away, and why aren't you?
Because you are trying to make money. Case solved, point proved you are a
spammer.

Gosh, that was so mean... bwa ha ha ha!
--

Jamie Clark