Just So You KNOW: I DON'T Sell MMS

I am presently on a road trip to Northern California. My stops will include San Francisco, Los Gatos, Sacramento, and Fresno. It has already resulted in one interview for a future edition of Talk for Food, and promises to yield at least four more, and some video before I return home next Thursday.

I’m preparing for the next day of discovery, but need to put publish this announcement. A man left me a voice mail yesterday, wanting to ask about MMS that he had purchased. The seller indicated on their literature that the buyer should contact Al Antares, of Phaelos Mediawerks, and included my phone number. This product was sold on ebay.

Please NOTE: I have NO involvement with any MMS product sales.

And any seller that identifies itself as Phaelos Mediawerks is doing so fraudulently.

I called the buyer back and asked him to send me the link to the seller’s ebay auction.

I just sent the seller the following message:

Dear 1aja777,

Someone who bought your MMS called ME up asking about the product, which I do not sell. So I asked him why was he calling me, and he took out his sales literature and proceeded to recite MY company name and phone number, with Al Antares as the contact.

I asked him to send me the link to the seller, and that link led to you.

So my first question is why are you listing my information as contact for your company?

Actually, “why” is not as important as STOP. I’m in Northern California right now, and will be traveling through Stockton. If you’d like to explain your actions to me in person, please let me know. I will be up here through next Thurday. Regards, Adam Abraham, Phaelos Mediawerks.

If you are buying MMS on the ebay, I can’t stop you, but please note that I do not sell MMS, and while I will answer a question to the best of my ability when someone calls, it’s a sharing of information and my opinion only.

More later.

Please follow and like us: