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erasemybackpain.org (erasemybackpain.org) has 45 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
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Martha B.
Incredibly annoying commercial to introduce the product. Extremely long. Could not finish it. Product might be good, who knows. Could not get to it. Ran out of time and got very frustrated. Enough is enough. Had do something more important. We live busy lives.
JennyG
I ran out of patience waiting for the information and not prepared to sit through all the drama. I might be interested to buy a book but I don't believe it's available. Waste of time
O A.
Annoying time wasting advert. Oh and how are you going to claim “an ancient” movement as something your going to show the world Don’t bother
M. B.
I doubt if this lady's story is real. She indicated "in a minute I will show you.." but, went on and on talking. Repeated her childhood accident story at least three times. After a while, it seemed as if it was not true that she would show the listener a 30-second stretch exercise. She offered it but did not show anything. She mentioned why she did not write a book about her discovery. I wondered, how many pages does it take to show us that little discovery; that 30-seconds back exercise. I lost trust. What a waste of my time.
Russell
I was seriously interested to learn about erase my back pain but could not continue to listen to the time wasting advertising. This is the all too common type/hype of advertising that undermines any potential benefit from the actual content because the advertising is so terrible one just cannot continue to watch it. Overly dramatized and way to much unnecessary information in the first many painful to watch and listen to minutes to the point that genuine interest in the content turned to disappointment and annoyance. It is disingenuous to have a .org designation when this is a for-profit company and should be a .com. Is the advertising target just desperate people in pain who are willing to endure the advertising and hope that if they try one more thing it will work? I think if the product has any merit many people will never find out because of the awful delivery and lack of relevant information.
