Believing the rubbish that people send you

This morning there was this weird item in my Spam queue in my email box.

Yes, I know that Spam is commonplace and occasionally weird, but anyway.

Apparently if I purchase this item I can "turn all women on" and "they will not be able to resist".

Really?

ALL women? ALL women???? 

The term "women" implies adult so that essentially covers anyone from 18 to 116.

Do I really want to turn on someone who is old enough to be MY grandmother as well as those young enough to be my granddaughter? OK forget for a moment that I never had children.

Can I expect, seriously, that if I use this product that a load of 20-year-old women are going to be trying to break down the door as "they cannot resist me"?????

At my age?

Seriously?????

And would I really want that and be able to handle all that was involved? Very likely not!

Move on.

The point of this advertising though I suppose is that it reached the wrong target. It is probably aimed at men who are younger, frustrated individuals in their 20s and 30s and who are looking for answers to their frustration. A fairly large market, I would imagine.

And an easy way of making money. Buy it, try it, any money-back guarantee if/when it fails? (Oh yes, my friends, it will fail!).

I doubt it.

Suitable rubbish for attracting the gullible and that is about the story, basically.

Meanwhile it would be interesting to hear any reliable stories of where this product has succeeded - including from the females (of wharrever age, particular those past 100) who have been successfully seduced by it ....