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Skeeterbag 2.1TM Personal Mosquito Trap Kits

Skeeterbag 2.1TM

Source: email. Title: Too good to be true! Monday, July 9, 2007

Dear Mark,

last? We live on one of your typical 1/3rd acre home lots, albeit at the edge of the development next to the woods,
where a river runs through it, as they say. Our Liberty Plus is actin’ up, not wanting to fire up after it’s monthly
propane tank changeover. These machines are notoriously finicky, and from what I read don’t last much longer
than a couple of years or so before the garbage man takes possession. I have been researching stuff all
weekend about mosquito traps, and just came across your product. I can handle box fans and extension cords, so
I’m all in! Just not sure how many bags to order.

Rodger Kret

Source: email. Title: Just tried my first Skeeterbag Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Unbelievable. This is truly amazing--both in its simplicity and its
effectiveness. Congrats on a great product.

Geoffrey Graham

Source: email. Title: Skeeterbag Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Dear Mark,

Our back yard tree is a magnet to my 7-year-old daughter. She is a
magnet to mosquitos. I think this idea is brilliant.

Before finding your site, I was considering a mosquito net that covered
the whole yard. I purchased three and will get back to you on my
results.

Robert Horn

Source: email. Title: Re: Works like a champ Friday, June 8, 2007

Mark,

Just put in my pre-order for the new bag style.

I gave the second Skeeterbag to our contractor, Joe Walsh, who has a
bigger mosquito problem than we do. He says it's the simplest and
best idea he's ever heard! He had a box fan lying around unused, of
course (who doesn't?).

I've lost count of the corpses.

Cheers,
E

Source: email. Title: Works like a champ Sunday, June 3, 2007

Hi Mark,

You sent me a couple Skeeterbags for free last year out of the
goodness of your heart -- I just hooked one up for the first time
yesterday evening. I put it facing out by the sliding door on the
deck so the "human smell" would get sucked out of the house and
spewed around. The fan is about 10" from the screen.

Holy crap!! This morning I counted at least 30 of the little buggers
in the bag (plus a nice assortment of lacewings, mayflies, and
moths), and we weren't even outside on the deck as bait. That's 29
more mosquitoes than we caught all last year with a $250 Lowe's
propane trap, not to mention a tank of propane, three refills on the
attractant, and two refills on the flypaper (why I bothered to change
the flypaper I don't know, there wasn't much stuck to it anyway).

You should've seen the grin on my face this morning.

I have a few questions:

1) We need to pick up a couple box fans that don't rattle and groan
like this one that I pulled out of the attic (it's 20 years old) --
any suggestions on a quiet model? Do you use an "outdoor" model for
rain survivability? Or should we just cheap out and get whatever?

2) Do you run your fans on "high" or just on "low"? My old clunker
seems to work OK on the "low" setting (which is tons quieter, it's
unacceptably noisy on high), but I suppose common sense would suggest
that it ought to work better on "high".

3) Should I have put the fan at right angles to the screen, rather
than facing out? Any feeling as to which orientation works better?

4) On your new model of catcher (the old-lady-thigh-highs model),
does the elastic really hold it on the fan body? How does it not slip
off?

Cheers,
Eric

Source: email. Title: Just tried my first Skeeterbag Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Such a good idea that my husband & I hate ourselves for not coming up w/ it! Can't order now, I'm on the run but I
will. The hubby and I want to start a natural feeding system for trout and will put the mosquitos to good use. I
sincerely hope you are able to makes lots of $ or at least get a Noble Prize or something...

JP

Customer Feedback

Source: Sara Marie Perusse, email. Title: Wow!                                                       Sunday, March 16, 2008

Hey Baby

Oh my God, Mark, there were many bugs in the trap you set up for me, "Space Ninja Black Hole Trap,' (and yes
you are at least half nerd)! I am really impressed. Thank you. I love it. I lost count about at like 100!   Half of
them were still alive and. ewe. and flying around. They do look pissed. I know what you mean now.   I took the
pictures tonight cause the flippin battery this morning needed its beauty rest. I'll bring my camera over.

Kind of gross, "mass carnage in a manageable container"" You should say that on your website. The smokers
liked it out on the porch "Problem not solved!!!" , I liked that the mosquitoes were feasting on them, Whaaaaa ha
ah. I wanted the mosquitoes to chase them off, not the other way around, but I still like that they are the "bait" he
he!!!

but seriously.

I always liked the Skeeterbags ( I miss the old Logo) and I like that you have been dedicated for five years with
nothing to show for it, and that you want to help the poor, and I love that your family, even your little cousins, are
working all together but........I never really thought that Skeeterbags actually worked. I mean I did but, I thought
you were just selling it to me. Making big claims, practicing your marketing one me. Sorry, Mark. I love you? ? ?
I was wrong (secretly) and yes that means there you were,    RIGHT. Ok I said it, now this email will self destruct in
3, 2, 1......

I think that it is going to be a good summer for Skeeterbag. It's true, I feel weird hoping for a good mosquito
season too. I was getting eaten alive and you came to my rescue once again. My hero! The hero of the people!
love you baby....xxoo

This letter hereby certifies that I was right, in
writting, on one occasion, on this day of
Sunday, March 16, 2008. A small step for
"man"kind. And the day I asked Sara Marie
Perusse to marry me... and she said, "Yes!"