[thackney]

I don't think that this guy is a con man because he is going to the scientific community to test the validity of his claims. If he was a con man he would try to sell his invention to suckers as fast as he could.

Or he could be a very successful con man selling to people as gullible as you. Invest now before the results are may public and beat the rush.

[section9]

Bandini Scam? Perpetual motion, of course...

The scam always falls apart when the huckster forgets to feed the squirrel on the treadmill....

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[AFreeBird]

Well, they are supposedly paying all the direct costs of the validation process. I suppose that also entails the scientists time. They are also refusing any and all investment inquiries until after the validation process is done and the results have been published.

Gee, I don't know, they've gone very public, are paying for the studies, which I assume means opening up all materials and processes to the jury, and aren't asking for any money.

If they fail, it will be most public and will probably ruin their existing business, personal reputaions and the jobs of their current employees.

Seems to me that they've at least earned the benefit of the doubt until the verdict is in.

[Ticonderoga34]

LOL. I'm not as gullible as you might think. I'm rooting for the guy but I'm not about to put any of my money into his venture. Hope he's on to something, though.