ARGHH!!!
Today Tonight have a lot to answer for!
They got duped into doing a segment on John Christie's Lutec free energy machine and every man and his dog has been flogging that video as "proof" it works ever since!
http://www.lutec.com.au/There are countless articles debunking the Lutec machine, so I won't bother. But Google threw up:
http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/lutec.htmhttp://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/lutec1.pdfhttp://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/lutec2.pdfThat website you posted is hilarious!
It is textbook Affiliate scam website 101!, the tell-tail signs are:
- The portrait photo to add credability, you can almost guarantee that's not the guy who runs the website, he's really a uni student from India:
http://www.cringely.com/2009/03/parrot-secrets/- The fake certificate of guarantee
- The fake signature
- The fake testimonials
- "Proof" that it really works by posting a seemingly credible video of *someone else's* device
- The free lifetime membership
- List of outrageous claims with the big green ticks to make it seem like this device is better than all others
- Access to "secret" information
etc etc
And they are all in the exact order and formatting of all other scam-101 websites!
And that's not even getting into the technical details of why such things are a load of hot air designed by fools who don't know how to measure things properly.
Dave.