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Italians selling hot water is nothing new. And this guy of all people you should be wary of. He's got his own Wikipedia page.
by quotedmycode 11y ago
Italians selling hot water is nothing new. And this guy of all people you should be wary of. He's got his own Wikipedia page.
- Geee 11y agoSo has this guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergio_Focardi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergio_Focardi
- srtjstjsj 11y agoMiami seems to be a popular location for scammers. Here's a scam website hosting a page warning readers about other scams! http://www.cleanseandweightloss.com/south-florida-attracts-financial-scam/ http://www.cleanseandweightloss.com/south-florida-attracts-f...
- leaveyou 11y agoDid this guy try to scam you in some way ? Did he ask for money publicly from someone ? I ask this because to me there is a weird dissonance between what this "inventor" says and how people react. He basically said that he discovered a way to generate excess heat (there were some public demo but whatever, I was not present) and he does not want to divulge how but he will try to mass produce it. And the reactions to this: "he's a scammer, he has no patent therefore he's a scammer, oh he has a patent ? still scammer. patents prove nothing" and so on. I have no horses in this race but shouldn't we call someone a scammer AFTER he tried to scam or scammed someone and not BEFORE ? And BTW why so much passion around LENR, E-CATs, "cold fusion" and so little relaxed "I believe it when I see it" ?