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

[Borman Norman]

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

[Donwill]

Rattlesnake oil etc etc Don

[Steve Firth]

"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?

[geoff]

In message , Borman Norman writes

do I win a prize ?

[ericp]

[Owain]

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

Owain

[Jules]

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)

[dennis]

Its a fraud and spam.

[Trevor Smith]

I think this may answer that.

[John Stumbles]

video?

[dennis]

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

[dennis]

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

[geoff]

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

[ericp]

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!

[Owain]

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

Owain

[Andy Dingley]

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

[Grimly Curmudgeon]

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.