Does This Magnetic Power Generator Work Or is it Actually a Fraud?

Nov 20, 2009 16 Replies

Are you looking for a way to eliminate your electricity bill and get free energy?

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"Magniwork is a power generator that uses magnetic force to induce perpetual motion."

Well that's quite easy to answer then. It's a fraud.

Anything else you need help with brainless spamboi?

In message , Borman Norman writes

do I win a prize ?

There's about 209 watt-hours in a serving of Spam

Owain

But mmmm, perpetual motion... ;)

I had a quick look at the site to see where the error in their thinking was, but they didn't go into a lot of detail in the text (I didn't try watching the videos)

I think this may answer that.

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Because people will watch and believe a video. And you can't post text on utube

people are to even think it could be true. Next they will be selling ZPMs to none stargate fans.

In message , "dennis@home" writes

Well, f*ck me - Dennis has got something correct at long last

... a day after everyone else has said it

We bought one last year for our fish tank but sadly it was depleated and we can't find how to charge it up again!

Your local dry cleaner will be able to put in permanent pleats for a small fee

Owain

Not for reposting the spammer's URL you don't.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "dennis@home" saying something like:

I used one of those and now I'm posting from an abandoned city.

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