American Sign Language’s word order is different from spoken English and they often write how they “talk” with the sign language. I am from St. Augustine where the Florida School for the Deaf is located and minored in Deaf Studies at Florida State University so I have had lots of opportunities to interact with people who have hearing impairments. Just letting you Aluris and Nuvolexa know in case you ever do interact with someone that is hearing impairedPlus I think I would be very cautious in handing out my “full name” and address and all phone numbers to an unknown. Identity theft is rampant but that ad did sound like some of the others — dogs usually — I want a dog and will send you more $$ and you refund me the difference. Yeah, right. This scam was tried on my friend who was raising TWalkers and had some for sale. She told me about it and I told her I was Santa Clause and that I had a bridge for saleI disagree that people trained in AMERSLAN (sign language) would misspell words and use poor grammar. I spent 25 years teaching special ed, and believe me, there’s no relationship between spelling, grammar, and deafness. http://bellaveiphytoceramides.org/aluris-and-nuvolexa