There was once a scam manufacturer who noticed that we listed scam products by name, and so, named his product in such a way that he could change the name every month, and yet not have it effect his advertising. In fact, the naming scheme allowed him to claim that the previous version had problems, and had not in fact worked, the the new one was improved, and did, in fact work... It made it unlikely for people searching on the product here to find all the information on what this scammer sold, as only references to the particular version of the product would come up in a search.

Of course, that is why we have the Ligetimate Machines On Ebay thread. In addition to heads up on live auctions, one can look back at previous closed auctions and find the names and likenesses of real products that we do endorse, as capable of delivering permanent hair removal with no modifications, and often a chat about the quality of the product.

No! No! is always available on Ebay, and we have never mentioned it. If we have not mentioned it, it is probably NOT a good hair removal product.