If you’ve ever lived next door to a neighbor whose barking dog just won’t be quiet, then you know how frustrating that can be. Short of tip toeing over there and muzzling the animal, you really haven’t had many options until now.

A new product is on the market called Bark Off, which lets you control your neighbor’s barking dog (or your own for that matter). No more drastic bark-removing surgeries for pets, which are considered cruel and inhumane.

Bark Off Features

It has an ultrasonic (inaudible to the human ear) frequency that is emitted where it causes the dog to stop barking – just as if you whistled to get its attention, only this portable, indoor-outdoor product keeps emitting the noise to quiet the pet long-term.

Does It Really Work?

Bark Off has been tested on many animals and not only does it work – but it provides peace of mind to those using it since it doesn’t cause the dog any physical pain. Dogs hear at a frequency much higher than humans, so no one will even know you’re using Bark Off to silence the pet.

Final Verdict

For the price of just $10 plus shipping and handling, there’s no reason anyone being driven to the point of insanity wouldn’t at least try Bark Off to see if it does the job they need. Whether you’re trying to quell the anger of your neighbors over your dog, or you want to get a good night’s rest without hearing Fido next door for once, it seems like ultrasonic audio waves are the best way to go.

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How stupid can people be? they never looked at their dogs feet??

It seems like I am back to blah already…would this be a sign of depression (I have had atypical depression clinical for 20 years but..does this seem abnormal or blunted. I was very, very relieved and cried but it went away shortly after and I started thinking this was not normal to not be more smiling and happy over it. after all they were going to break my ribs and do major surgery if it were lung cancer.

Anyhow, I am relieved I am OK (then right after that I get an email (I think a scam) threatening to kill me if I don’t give them a bunch of money (I posted a question about it before this) But what are all the
death related stuff of late about..just chance or some message..plus my mom recently died…it just seems odd to me and I just remembered that the cat scan from the wreck showed a small cyst in the kidney and I asked what does that mean and he said there is a chance it is cancer. I think since the pet scan covered me from “eyes to thighs?” as the technician said, that should cover the kidneys..you think a pulmonary specialist could read the kidney thing too right..OH god I better call her tomorrow and have her check that too as I do have a previous history of breast cancer (bit ok about 10 years)
first line should say lung cancer not lug cancer
no I once smoked three packs a day for 11 years but I quit 32 years ago..I am anxious about a lot of things but then I am not sure it is excessive as so much is going on here as far as my life

More and more concerned individuals are experimenting with a parasite colon cleanse. Horror stories abound of individuals eliminating organisms in great numbers during the course of a colon cleanse. The really horrifying aspect of removing parasites is that only about 30% of them are visible to the naked eye. It leaves much to the imagination that if you cleanse away visible organisms, how many invisible ones have been invading your body?

Most Americans are aware of the presence of intestinal parasites within pets and citizens of third world countries.

However, many of us are ignorant of the presence of these parasites within our own bodies. Discuss the presence of parasites with any coroner, and they will tell you that they are found in almost EVERY autopsy!

It just so happens that the our colon walls make snug little “homes” for the likes of Tapeworms, Whipworms, and many of their disgusting little cousins. Nature has given them the natural ability to reside within our bodies undetected, and they are good at it.

Parasites gain nourishment from the nutrients that stay clogged in the colon. Our diets, which are largely devoid of fiber, make it possible for foods to rot in the colon. This provides an ongoing feast for these unwanted guests.

So, what about a parasite colon cleanse?

Colon cleansing is the worst nightmare for any parasite. During a cleanse, impacted fecal matter is loosened, and stripped away from the walls of the colon. Within this thick, mucous layer, is the breeding ground of unwanted parasites.

In addition to stripping away their hiding places, a colon cleanse creates a toxic environment for these unhealthy pests. After several days of cleansing, many horrified individuals eliminate remarkable quantities of observable parasites.

So, is a colon cleanse right for you?

ACN, Inc, is a network marketing company that provides consumers low cost telephone service, internet, wireless service, as well as digital and video phones. They have built themselves into a well-known MLM company, and claim to be the worlds largest direct seller of communication products.

ACN has also gained much attention for their income opportunity, and there are some very real concerns about starting or participating in an ACN business. In this article, we will go through and give an unbiased review of the pros and cons of doing an ACN business, and see if ACN is a great business opportunity…or a great scam.

1. ACN – The Good

ACN was founded in 1993 by Greg Provenzano, Robert Stevanovski, Mike Cupisz, and tony Cupisz. They operate in 19 countries and have over 1,000 employees worldwide. The company itself has a pretty simple product line – low-cost telecommunication service, internet service (DSL, broadband, and dial-up) and other basic wireless services. They have experienced double-digit growth for the past few years, and claim to reap $500m in revenue annually. One of the more notable achieve of ACN is that they have gotten Donald Trump to publicly endorse them as a great business opportunity. So far, so good.

2. ACN – The Bad

Whether or not ACN is a good business opportunity, it is clear that Mr. Trump has no intention of starting an ACN business. Additionally, making RVP or SVP (the top positions in ACN) take considerably more work than finding 3 people…who find 3 people…who find 3 people…etc. etc.

The theory of growing an ACN business is that the representative will simply find a few people who are already using telecom service, and switch over to ACN because of the income opportunity. The picture is painted that the distributor can be paid off everyone in their neighborhood who has a telephone…which is most everyone. The problem comes with a marketing concept called positioning.

3. ACN – The Ugly

ACN, like many other MLM’s, teach their distributors to leverage their “warm market”, friends and family. However, when a new distributor comes talking to their friends and family about making a tremendous income with a business opportunity…and the distributor is not making any money…there is a credibility issue that occurs, and the distributor is positioned as a gopher for someone else’s business.

Growing an ACN business can be a great opportunity. They appear to have a good service, but there are plenty of companies that have great products, and many people that market great products never make a dime. There are also plenty of terrible products that generate millions of dollars in revenue (anyone remember the pet rock?) The difference is the marketer, and their ability to target their market effectively.

In closing, I would say that starting and developing an ACN business is lucrative if you know how to effectively use the telephone, the Internet, and other effective marketing tools. It is not a scam, but like any business, success will be determined by the skill-set of the marketer. ACN is definitely not a lottery ticket or a stock option – meaning, you do not just buy in and wait for a payout.

If someone does not have the first clue on how to market effectively, then I would suggest they either learn how to be an effective marketer, or else just use ACN as a way to save a few bucks on your phone bill.

XanGo LLC is a network marketing company that offers a mangosteen juice supplement as well as a business opportunity to generate income selling the juice. They are one of the largest MLM companies today, with a huge distributor base and millions of dollars in revenue produced from sales.

However, there are some very real concerns about starting or participating in a XanGo business. In this article, we will go through and give an unbiased review of the pros and cons of doing a Xango business, and see if Xango is a great business opportunity…or a great scam.

Xango – The Good

Xango was founded in 2002 by Joseph and Gordon Morton. After working for Enrich International, a multilevel peddler of vitamin products, they saw the potential of what a network marketing business could become. They looked into research of the mangosteen fruit, which they found had medicinal properties. That was enough for them to ask Aaron Garrity, an Enrich colleague, to be chief executive, and Xango was born.

The benefits of the fruit juice range depending on who you listen to. Testimonials range from the low-key (acid-reflux, headaches) to the outrageous (some fans say it can prevent cancer or reverse heart disease). The juice is generally recognized to aid health, but to what extent depends on who you are speaking with.

Xango – The Bad

Xango is a network marketing company with a distributor base of over 800,000 in 23 countries. Distributors are compensated by reselling juice and signing up other distributors. Signup is $35, which allows someone to then purchase 4 bottles of juice for $100 and resell each bottle for $38 each.

The first flag is that the leadership in the business will not reveal how much actual mangosteen goes into each bottle, or how much they pay for the fruit. The cost of a mangosteen in places like Thailand or Puerto Rico goes for $0.05. The cost of a whole fruit here in the U.S. ranges from $4.00 up to $6.00. The fact that the company refuses to disclose the amount of actual mangosteen in each bottle is cause for concern.

Three years ago, the FDA issued a number of threats to Xango about the wording on some of its promotional literature. Turns out that Xango was not at fault, but those Xango distributors were evidently putting out controversial claims about what the product could actually do.

Xango – The Ugly

The truly painful thing about starting or growing a Xango business is their marketing plan. Like many network marketing companies, Xango advocates that you chase your “warm market”, friends and family. They teach their distributors to hand out bottles of juice, make lists of people that they know and sell them the juice. When a Xango distributor gets the blues, they are encouraged to attend motivational meetings, where they can get together with other Xango distributors and encourage one another.

Growing a Xango business can be a great opportunity. They appear to have a good product, but there are plenty of companies that have great products, and many people that market great products never make a dime. There are also plenty of terrible products that generate millions of dollars in revenue (anyone remember the pet rock?) The difference is the marketer, and their ability to target their market effectively.

In closing, I would say that starting and developing a Xango business is lucrative if you know how to effectively use the telephone, the Internet, and other effective marketing tools. It is not a scam, but like any business, success will be determined by the skill-set of the marketer. Xango is definitely not a lottery ticket or a stock option – meaning, you do not just buy in and wait for a payout.

If someone does not have the first clue on how to market effectively, then I would suggest they either learn how to be an effective marketer, or else just use the mangosteen juice as a tasty beverage to quench your thirst.