http://www.thedoctorwhocurescancer.com/ My first reaction is WTF. Then I remembered I don't actually know anything about cancer so this may be legit. Then I took my head out of my ass and got pissed off again. Thoughts?
Hmm.. It makes me remember a PPC company that forbids people placing ads like "cure cancer overnight"
It's a Clickbank product. This is either a good example of stuff that should probably be banned, or a bad example of a Clickbank product. I was recently reading the Water4Gas Scam thread and thought this was a nice fit. Oh and you can interpret it as openly as possible though.
<OffTopic> Using HHO Gas as a supplement to your car is actually not a scam at all. Water4Gas just uses a bad electrolyzer (SP?) using traditional glass jars which produce next to no HHO Gas leaving most people to believe it's a scam. While in fact, if you look to more quality products (which some can produce up to 2.0 liters of HHO gas a minute), it isn't a scam at all and has been working for tens of thousands of people across the US. </offtopic> This curing cancer product however I would bet is a Flat out scam.