DEDI's Liquid Deprenyl Citrate
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Date
Used For
Writer / User
01-17-97
Severe Neuro. Disease
Son / Mother
Customer is suffering from a neurological disease similar to Parkinson's and has noticed a definite improvement after using LDC for about a month. Customer's son was afraid she might not live much longer. After 2 years of not being able to speak Customer said the word "no"!.
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Often when customers ordered LDC from DEDI, they would write notes about what LDC did for them. Or they would just write how thankful they are to have found LDC and to be purchasing it, or how appreciative they are DEDI offers it.
Purchasing LDC
DEDI had a very special ordering system in place. After the situation with Cyto Pharma, DEDI opened it's own office in Mexico. This office was opened strictly for legal purposes. This office had a phone number and an innovative phone system similar to what most company's have today. DEDI used a touch-tone automated phone system that would take orders for 3 DEDI products: LDC, Pro-Cell 40, and Silvicidal.
Anyone ordering LDC would follow menu prompts to get product prices, shipping prices, and information about paying for LDC. The only way to pay for LDC was to send either cash or money order to a location within the United States. When customers sent their payment they would include a note that had their address, how much LDC they wanted to order, and usually a written number indicating the amount of money enclosed. For that reason, customers almost always gave their thanks, wrote notes describing how LDC helped them, and more.
Because the address to pay for LDC WAS in the United States, it was slightly possible for Federal Agents to illegally open or look at DEDI's mail and find out who was ordering. But it was very difficult to catch DEDI's mail alone, the feds could only try to retrieve the mail before it came into the mailbox location, which was just not possible because of the U.S. mail system. DEDI had 1 employee that would always be waiting for arriving mail at the specific LDC payment mailing address. This worked well except on a few occasions when Federal Agents harassed this employee and confiscated letters addressed to DEDI.
When DEDI's unlawfully confiscated letters were finally given to DEDI, all payments that customers documented as being enclosed were oddly missing.... DEDI, being honest and compassionate, shipped out every order that was confiscated by Federal Agents even though they never received any customer's money. Because of the slight chance that letters could be viewed by our wonderful U.S. Government, customers would be vague and not explicitly say certain things.
Letter Black Outs
On some notes written to DEDI's facility you will find that there have been blackouts made on the original note with a permanent marker. The information that is blacked out is LDC order information. To order LDC from DEDI, customers would send a money order or cash to a DEDI operated forwarding company and a note that always said how much LDC they would like to order. DEDI blacked out that information in case they were raided by federal agencies (as happened often) to protect their customers.
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