I don't use this stuff as there are generally much cheaper alternatives but 
for those addicted to MaxiMuscle:::

http://monstersupplements.com/store/p/4036/1/Maximuscle-Cyclone-:-1.2kg-+-10-Extra-FREE-SPECIAL-OFFER.html

Comments pls Pet?

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opportunity in every difficulty."
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Bully wrote:
> http://monstersupplmets.com/store/p/4036/1/Maximuscle-Cyclone-:-1.2kg-+-10-Extra-FREE-SPECIAL-OFFER.html
>
> Comments pls Pet?
The 10% thing is on all new tubs coming into stock.
Could advertise it if I wanted however..... I have recently dropped our
"bulk" (over £150 order) prices down to 35% off list for Sci-MX and
Reflex which means the already better value Cyclone alternative "Omni-MX
" is now even better even against 10% extra in cyclone)
http://www.gymratz.co.uk/scimx-omni-mx-wholesale  1.68Kg tub. £31.20
http://www.gymratz.co.uk/maximuscle-cyclone-wholesale 1.32Kg tub (10%
extra) £29.48
http://www.gymratz.co.uk/reflex-one-stop-wholesale 2.1Kg tub £27.29 
(not really a copy of Cyclone in the same way as Omni-MX is)
And of course you get an extra 2% back in loyalty points which can be
used as money-off any future purchase.

Suppose I'll have to update the site with the 10% off Cyclone now that
Monster supps are advertising it.

Bully wrote:
> I don't use this stuff as there are generally much cheaper alternatives but 
> for those addicted to MaxiMuscle:::
> http://<snip>Maximuscle-Cyclone-:-1.2kg-+-10-Extra-FREE-SPECIAL-OFFER.html
> 
> Comments pls Pet?

Just added as a special to our line-up. Flavours currently limited to
what we have in the 10% tubs but will change to reflect tubs as we get them.
http://www.gymratz.co.uk/maximuscle-cyclone-wholesale-10-percent-offer-wholesale
Maximuscle have also launced Cyclone in Choc/Mint flavour. Haven't had
chance to try it yet though. I expect it's like every other choc/mint
out there, but it's not included in Maximuscles 10% Extra promotion.

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Bully wrote:
> For anyone whose primary concern is price:
>
> http://www.myportein.co.uk/formulas/mp-formulas/hurricane-xs-(2500g)/
Agreed it is good value however we have had quite a number of customers
(2 recently) in the shop switching to Omni-MX because they dislike the
taste of Hurricane-xs. Never tried it myself so can't comment.
No all-in-one is going to taste like a regular protein powder but there
are certainly better value items to be had are equal to Cyclone.
That said, 2nd to "gym quipment" the most visits to our site age
generated by the search term "maximuscle cyclone" so it's still got a
phenomenal following and is miles ahead of anything else in terms of
market recognition. But the marketing budget is reflected in the higher
price of Maximuscle supplements whereas many customers take the higher
price to mean a superior product.
http://www.gymratz.co.uk/wholesale-all-in-one/
On our trade section customers could by a couple of tubs of Maximuscle
Cyclone, Reflex One Stop AND Sci-MX Omni-MX + Hardcore version and try a
like for like comparison.
Or just buy Maximuscle Cyclone and get  a few free sachet's of Omni-MX
in with the order to try.

OK so this post has a higher degree of underlyining marketing as is
obvious but at least it keeps URB ticking along.
:¬)
Pete
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Bully wrote:
> www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Do I get commission for providing a lead-in for your spam?
>   
No,
But I was wondering if there is going to be a forthcoming purchase of
Protein Bars. I used to get then from Daz at a website called
http://www.proteinbars.co.uk/
Ah I see it's still up and the next order date 30th of September. Which
would you recommend as the best buy?

www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Bully wrote:
>> www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>> Do I get commission for providing a lead-in for your spam?
>>
> No,
> But I was wondering if there is going to be a forthcoming purchase of
> Protein Bars. I used to get then from Daz at a website called
> http://www.proteinbars.co.uk/
> Ah I see it's still up and the next order date 30th of September.
> Which would you recommend as the best buy?

My advice for a middle aged sedentary shopkeeper would be to concern 
yourself first with getting some regular exercise. Then we can look at your 
dietary requirements!

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"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees
the opportunity in every difficulty." Sir Winston Churchill

Bully wrote:
> My advice for a middle aged sedentary shopkeeper would be to concern 
> yourself first with getting some regular exercise. Then we can look at your 
> dietary requirements!
Ha !
20 miles of M5 was shut on Friday so I hopped on Debs bike and cycled to
the shop.
I walk the boy to school every morning which is a 2 mile round trip
after walking the dog every day.
I may not hit the weights any more but sedentary is one thing I'm not.
cheeeky buggerr
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www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Bully wrote:
>> My advice for a middle aged sedentary shopkeeper would be to concern
>> yourself first with getting some regular exercise. Then we can look
>> at your dietary requirements!
> Ha !
> 20 miles of M5 was shut on Friday so I hopped on Debs bike and cycled
> to the shop.
> I walk the boy to school every morning which is a 2 mile round trip
> after walking the dog every day.
> I may not hit the weights any more but sedentary is one thing I'm not.
> cheeeky buggerr

What happened to the Cossie-style BS then about getting into shape???

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"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees
the opportunity in every difficulty." Sir Winston Churchill

Bully wrote:
> What happened to the Cossie-style BS then about getting into shape???
The website was unleashed and there's been quite a bit of tinkering and
tweaking to pull it back to top spot. A million (well, perhaps a
thoushand or more individual url re-directs etc etc etc)
It's now settling down to the point I can just let it do it's own thing,
so free time is starting to become available once more.
Catching up with the long overdue domestic maintenance and everything
else that has been put on hold.

I'm getting back on track now.
It wasn't larger and lads nights out that got in the way.

On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 11:33:16 +0100, Bully wrote:

> www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>> Bully wrote:
>>> www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>>> Do I get commission for providing a lead-in for your spam?
>>>
>> No,
>> But I was wondering if there is going to be a forthcoming purchase of
>> Protein Bars. I used to get then from Daz at a website called
>> http://www.proteinbars.co.uk/
>> Ah I see it's still up and the next order date 30th of September. Which
>> would you recommend as the best buy?
> 
> My advice for a middle aged sedentary shopkeeper would be to concern
> yourself first with getting some regular exercise. Then we can look at
> your dietary requirements!

LMAO!!



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my elderly un-trained phisique - pet

On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 08:00:24 +0100, Bully wrote:

> Cossie-style BS

Speaking of which: Didi he hit his end of Sep target?
I'm guessing not, but you never know.





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www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Bully wrote:
>> What happened to the Cossie-style BS then about getting into shape???
> The website was unleashed and there's been quite a bit of tinkering
> and tweaking to pull it back to top spot. A million (well, perhaps a
> thoushand or more individual url re-directs etc etc etc)
> It's now settling down to the point I can just let it do it's own
> thing, so free time is starting to become available once more.
> Catching up with the long overdue domestic maintenance and everything
> else that has been put on hold.
>
> I'm getting back on track now.
> It wasn't larger and lads nights out that got in the way.

Results or reasons -- you chose reasons! It's funny how different people 
deal with being busy eh. At one time dear Cocksworth didn't have time to go 
to the gym because he works late! Now he trains at 7am thereby resolving the 
issue!

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Protein bars: http://www.proteinbars.co.uk

"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees
the opportunity in every difficulty." Sir Winston Churchill