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It may be just me, but when I see just a link, I do NOT click on it, even when I kinda know you (despite the fact that you are a new and active member).   Too many old people (I am old) have been hacked on FB and their emails.  The AARP remind us all the time. I screen all my landline calls too  (yeah, still have one of those) because I am a senior and scammers think I will fall for their scam.  
 
So, can you reply back and tell us a bit about the product that I am guessing you want an opinion on?   Otherwise, no one is going to respond, I think.  

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