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More than happy to read it, but the whole thing seems a bit counter-intuitive. People ask for non-biased advise, I give it, and then am slapped with a stick because it isn't deemed the way Stack wants it answered. I think my answer in it's present state provides a more than accurate and fair assessment based on the posed question for future readers.
I removed the part of what I recommended trying -- I have zero vested interest in any products whatsoever for what it's worth. It had zero appearance of an advertisement but rather an opinion. Downgrading my answer because I was trying to be helpful seems asinine.