Is www.losethebackpain.com Safe?

This site is a good one. It has good information on curing back pain. I have subscribed to its newsletter. If I don't get time to read the newsletters, this doesn't mean that they are spamming me. Also, if they are selling a few products does not mean that it is a bad site. I had opted for 1-2 emails per week. Out of whatever email I have received from them, I am thankful to Jesse Cannone (site owner) for the free information I am getting from them. Moreover, I am so thankful to Jesse Cannone for sending me free highly informative ebooks on back pain and other health related issues even if I haven't purchased any of their products.

I haven't looked at the site myself yet, but will. Regardless, it is obvious to me by all the good comments below this site cannot be half bad. My main concern about many of these sites that have a cautionary or bad rating through WOT are oftentimes what I'd call a "hit and run" ! I don't know how many times I've opened up the WOT "score card" only to find that someone "randomly" (or worse) made a bad rating, but left NO comments. And then there are some who DO leave bad comments, but don't always know what they're talking about, or, in reality, it's because they're someone who is afraid the good business of a site or product will affect their bottom line. I think WOT needs to make more strict criteria, like some kind of concrete proof of foul play, or they're, undoubtedly, going to lose a lot of followers. I think we would be called "slanderous" in the real world if we did not have proof. So much for the anonymity of the internet and the havoc it wreaks...

I'm getting really tired of seeing poor ratings for a site only to find the majority of comments saying it a good site. Just because someone is selling something doesn't mean it is a bad site. The vast majority of sites are selling products and services. This is how business is done in the technological age. 30 years ago would you have labeled the Yellow Pages as bad because they were showing ads? Of course not. I've been complaining about this for the past 3 years and it only seems to get worse not better. I find that I have to spend far too much time interpreting WOT's ratings and its leading me to believe they are just not worth the bother any longer.

I have had many dealings with this company and been treated very courteously when in contact. My orders have all been received (even in Australia) and when an item was ordered twice accidentally , my money was returned promptly when the goods were returned. The information that is in the site is verifiable and helpful to anyone with any sort of back problem.

The losethebackpain site is a good site, so far as I could ever tell. It has products and services to sell, true, but it also gives fact-dense good information and its privacy so far seems ok too--or so I surmise since (1) my security shows no tracking cookies, and (2) I have not been assailed with related ads in either email or snail mail form for similar products and services. The manner in which it provides information is pretty concise, factual, straightforward. I like that they give info I can put to use even though I don't buy anything they offer. By contrast, many other site which WOT green-circles, such as Dr. William C. Douglass II's email newsletter Daily Dose and its links to further information, are wordy, and deceptively lead one to believe one is going to find real medical news at the other end of the link when it is usually just a link to an infomercial for a product he is paid to promote, or else the link just leads to an article at his website, on information sometimes up to 2 years old. So yes, I believe that losethebackpain site deserves better ratings than WOT has assigned, since it doesn't equally downgrade worse sites. I want to know exactly why WOT has down-rated losethebackpain site--(you can't really believe that losethebackpain site is harmful to children?!) But WOT was extraordinarily unhelpful on the exact reasons for a particular site being downgraded. I feel WOT should re-rate this site--and use the same yardstick on worse sites WOT has greened.

This site is incredibly deceptive. Although it may have useful information (but there is nothing you can easily find in WikiPedia) it is selling for an exorbitant price a gimmick device which has no purpose. Spinal decompression is a medical procedure which is performed either surgically or which a computer-operated, extremely precise mechanical device. Certainly it cannot be performed at home by yourself. This device in the best case doesn't do anything and in the worst it may greatly damage the user. It is the equivalent for the back to the Ab Rocket for your abdominals, to give you an idea.