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Can I be a devils advocate? I'm an ordinary consumer, I don't
understand about central heating systems. I'm sceptical like the next
man BUT this guy has a) a website which looks quite well put together
b) semi-verifiable references and c) has attempted to talk to the
population at large (via Radio 2) about his product. a) and b) could
well indicate a complete scam but if he really was a crook with a
product which had no value why risk over-egging the pudding by
pitching on radio 2? If its really no use, this publicity would
backfire on him.


The website? A good website is no guarantee of anything at all.
The reference? I want independent test figures, not some fella put one in
and it won the lottery for him as well.
Talked on the tranny? So did Jeffery Archer as well.

Look at the price of it. He doesn't have to sell many before the scam is
found out to cream it off.


He genuinely may have come up with
something new that the well experienced
experts here haven't considered; then again,
it could be complete b*&%%*cks.


How much is it going to cost to independently test it? Not much. More like
******** - until he comes up with the test figures. I'll give him the 0.5%
that he may have something. Until then...avoid!!!!!