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The alleged customer talks specifically about the "infinite Battery", which is promoted on that website. Neither the Battery on the shop nor in the Tweet are t
by constantcrying 2y ago
The alleged customer talks specifically about the "infinite Battery", which is promoted on that website.
Neither the Battery on the shop nor in the Tweet are that Battery, the "infinite Battery" is clearly a different product and clearly not a product you can buy right now.
If the "infinite Battery" is "launching soon", why was it available to "People" in 2021. Another comment mentioned that in 2023 he replaced the Cells, the same website claims the cells need to be replaced every 3 years, so when did "Victor B." receive his Battery?
I see no way in which these comments are from real people who bought that Battery with their own money and are giving their own thoughts on the product. "Fake endorsements" are a very common tactic on scam sites, even including them makes me not to want to buy anything from such a website.
This is also ignoring their fire safety claims, which I think are very dubious. Specifically because they mention a particular rival brand, which they claim is significantly more dangerous than theirs. With no evidence substantiating that.
- BugsJustFindMe 2y agoYou're right. This does make the whole thing look very scammy. And the complete lack of any pricing information anywhere makes it all that much worse.
- vallettea 2y agoyou got us on this. These testimonials are free adaptation of what our beta testers told us. We had only about two dozens of them since 2021. However, we do have thousands of batteries on the field. Has you can see on this post it's the previous version of the pack that is being produced: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/getapony_d%C3%A9couvrez-les-coulisses-de-la-fabrication-activity-7163951087773798400-aLMB?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop https://www.linkedin.com/posts/getapony_d%C3%A9couvrez-les-c...
- oulipo 2y agoHi! Sorry for the confusion! The customer comments are real, and came from our initial battery prototypes which we sold to people (by converting their bikes in our shop) We did mention Infinite Battery because it’s the new name we’re giving to the product (which is now the « v3 » of that battery) But you are right that they are confusing we will remove those We are indeed a legit company! You can see that we’ve fundraised two years ago https://www.breega.com/gouach-secures-e3-3m-seed-funding/ https://www.breega.com/gouach-secures-e3-3m-seed-funding/ And our batteries are running every day on shared mobility bikes!