Comments on: Magniwork Energy internet scam

By: Shircar

Shircar — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 11:33:59 +0000

Paid $58.80 for this ebook but was unable to download/print – unable to contact this website (my emails to the only contact that I can see are being returned as failed to deliver). Any suggestions as to how I am able to obtain a refund (payment was made through Safecart)?

By: Peter

Peter — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:41:02 +0000

Here’s a link you may find interesting: http://freeenergynews.com/Directory/Howard_Johnson_Motor/
For those who don’t believe in perpetual motion you may want to “look up” and behold the universe which seems to be in perpetual motion and delivering it’s energy freely to us: Solar radiation being one example. I have no doubt there are scams out there but try to keep an open mind…we haven’t discovered everything.
Howard Johnson received a patent by demonstrating a working model.

By: Wretha

Wretha — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 17:14:06 +0000

Here it is, in simple words, they are charging a lot of money for info you can find free on line, do a Google search and look on YouTube, you’ll find plenty of FREE info about this.

Wretha

By: Idris

Idris — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 02:42:16 +0000

Can somebody just explain in simple words. Is magniwork a scam or not?

By: F Anderson

F Anderson — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 05:30:07 +0000

OMG!!! We need to get these “scamers”, Any body recall what common sense is? Yeah let’s involve lawyers so they can make a few bucks off of this issue also.
Any person who has the education, knowledge skills and recources to attempt and believe he
will sucessfully achieve building machines like these. Won’t need to buy a $50.00 “set of plans” to construct it. Do you really think these are blueprints for fifty bucks?
Hey I got a bridge I’m trying to unload. Cheap!
If you spent more of your time educating yourselves ,and just look at what has been posted here and the time to do it, all over fifty bucks? that’s not even a half a tank of gas. Wow! now that’s a scam.
The scamers are the ones who have our government bail out multi-billion dollar companies after screwing you out of alot more than fifty bucks.
Talk about wasting energy!
And to be sure to not discredit the genius of inventive minds and what really showed me the “validity” (sarcasm intended) of all this rable rousing is there isn’t anybody posting that they built a device like this or anything similar and can prove that it will never work. Oh my ,this looks to hard to do!
Are you also the same people that bought “Sea Monkeys” buy mail order out of the back of comic books? Right next to the x-ray glasses. Any body here in the market for cases of dehydrated water? Why isn’t there any posts about your own DYI off the grid experiences? Good Grief ! I’m outta here and won’t be back.
Think first then get smart it really doesn’t hurt.

By: Brenton

Brenton — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 05:56:03 +0000

I was able to get my money back. It took a couple of weeks. I received an email from them that was very similar to Comment Number 3 by Lewis Jenkins.

I recently found another site that offers several plans such as a fuelless engine (uses a battery to run and is credited with Over Unity to run a house if you up size it from their plans, The plans say you can build a unit from 1-350 hp) The Price is $70. I found a site to down load it for free. The plans seem to be very informative but a lot of the information is beyond me. The original site is
http://www.fuellesspower.com/4_EngineFREE.htm

Anyone read this set of plans or tried to build them?

By: pip

pip — Wed, 25 May 2011 19:52:59 +0000

I am 63 and many years ago i watched a prog on BBC called Tomorrows world . Two experiments stuck in my mind . A pump that circulated used engine oil and cleaned it in the process and a man holding a wand with what looked like recording tape on it like a cheerleaders pompom, when this was shaken it generated an electrical current enough to power a small toy electric train. I have seen nothing of this amateur technology since. Did big business get scared and buy them out.

By: Don

Don — Tue, 03 May 2011 06:07:11 +0000

PS; The marketing for “Gas4Free” seems to be very similar in character to that of the MagniWork.

By: Don

Don — Tue, 03 May 2011 06:02:07 +0000

I searched that site; nice one, but nothing came up about generators of any but the standard types. Can you offer more specifics about what you saw?

By: Don

Don — Tue, 03 May 2011 05:46:06 +0000

Thanks for confirming my suspicions about the Magniwork scenario. As a teacher of college Physics, I, and probably most folks are aware that no has or ever will invent a perpetual motion machine. The presence of so many “reviewing” web sites which also provide links to the reviewed product should be a tipoff to potential fraud, anyway. And why would a credible reviewer violate the principles of unbiased and impartial reporting? They don’t.

The continually growing amount and variety of sleaze in the market place is mind blowing. I wonder where our species would and could be if the thieves and liars of the world channelled that energy constructively.

………..Nah!!!!!

By: Neil

Neil — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 16:24:21 +0000

Ahh…to bad you cannot do your homework properly and throughly investigate this matter. If you had of done your research properly, you would know that the 57 page e-book is a fraud that has been perpertrated to give the company and the product a bad name; with the genuine e-book from magniwork being 143 pages in length.

Stirling D Allan: “I am a fool”

and

Alexbenady: “I should be ashamed for putting out such a shoddy article containing misinformation and not thouroughly researching the material first”

By: frampton

frampton — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 02:18:03 +0000

Ah, folks, did you ever ask yourself the simple question — how does a sole inventor come up with this endless power source, as opposed to research universities around the world and R&D units of huge, billion-dollar companies?

The answer, simply, is that this is a scam. Not only does the genesis of this product strain credulity, it’s even more improbable that giant corporations would still be using fossil fuels to generate power if this device actually works!

Think, folks, think. It costs nothing to do so, and thinking and questioning may just save you quite a bit of money throughout your life.

By: Estehr

Estehr — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 19:12:59 +0000

I don’t think someone really build a magnetic power generator
In any case – the closest info I could found to build magnet generator was
this site: http://www.travelgood.com – can someone help here
and let me know if this is for real?

By: Andrew Weber - Magnet Generator

Andrew Weber - Magnet Generator — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 00:59:35 +0000

I wrote a review about magnet generator plans. they’re all crap. forget about never paying your electricity bill again. better save more energy to lower your bill and you will do our planet earth a favor, too.

By: felix

felix — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 16:21:54 +0000

hello:

I bought the plans from Magnets 4 energy, but I still have not been able to get the magnets through internet. I guess the only way to find out if this works is to try to build it. I saw a comment from gator that he built it. But it takes some effort to make the tools and parts. I am still very skeptical about it, I bought the plans for about $50 dollars (I think) with another friend, and he does not believe in it. If I ever see one running, I will place a new comment, but I doubt it, since if so, they would be selling it commercially already.