I hope you recognize this. It's the new reader I just purchased on January 15th. I wonder if you could help me figure out why I am getting so much feedback from it when I plug it into my computer. Do you think the problem is from being to close to the display? I need to resolve this problem as I only have one week (Jan. 22nd would be the last day) to decide if I should return it or not. The problem can't be the way that I hooked up the cable. There were not any large attachments or anything, just a nice little USB connector which made it easy to hook up.

Thanks for looking into this.

In answer to your latest email (and it will be the last from me on this subject) I know that statistically more people quit Herbalife than succeed in Herbalife. The new leadership team is doing their level best to encourage and support all distributors in order to keep their retention levels - it's easy to quit and costs nothing, it's a lot harder to stay and work hard.

However, how many jobs have you ever had? Have you never started something that you thought you weren't cut out for? Didn't like? Hadn't got the will-power to continue? the determination or the belief that you could succeed? You'd be a surprisingly exceptional man if you hadn't. Herbalife is no different and it is not for everyone!

As I said before, working Herbalife business is not easy - it's simple and very enjoyable but it certainly isn't a get-rich-quick system and EVERY meeting I've ever been to in Herbalife has stressed this ad nauseum. If people can't then do the maths and go ahead and invest in things, such as computers, websites, expensive advertising, etc., etc., before they can afford to, then I'm sorry - that is not the fault of the company but themselves. Everybody in Herbalife starts off with exactly the same level playing field, exactly the same products at exactly the same price wherever they are in the world where we have a license to trade and has exactly the same opportunities to succeed as everyone else and if they don't succeed, then it's down to them.

Amen for Herbalife that's all I have to say.

Your website has the drunken geekiness I've always

admired. Awesome work!

We have Dominick's out here in Chicagoland, which is

owned by Safeway. I think the card should be the same

though. If so, I'd be happy to be added to your clone

army.  Thank you again for your hard work on the

website, and look forward to joining the army.

Greg

things to say. I do want to see this email up on an

honest-to-gosh webpage so I thought I would write you.

Thanks, Rob, for doing such an entertaining website.

Sites like yours are truly what the Spirit of the

Internet is really about.

-Michael

When are you going to settle down with and get married to that nice girl Ambur? You know, the one that you obviously have intimate feelings for.

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-Finn

sincerely, jeff

my reaction to first visiting the sixth best website on the internet:

love your site!

Somewhere in the original front page link to the Hans Blix fan page, or maybe the auctions for the Iraqi Ultimatum or the key for the downed US helicoper, you mentioned that if the US didn't find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, you were going to work to defeat President Bush in the next election. I hardly need to mention that none were found, but a properly constructed paragraph requires me to. Given your history of tearing down ugly work-from-home signs, can we expect you to tear down Bush signs in the Sacramento area as the election gets closer? Or do you have bigger plans?

I'm not trying to turn you into a stodgy political site, so please keep the funny updates coming.

A fan in D.C.