Posted on 11/02/2011 9:38:04 AM PDT by Kevmo
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/coldfusion/index?tab=articles
http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Does-Rossi-s-E-Cat-Work-There-is-Only-One-Way-to-Find-Out.html
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2800077/posts
Unfortunately, if Rossi hired a bunch of actors to pretend to be the customer reps, created an elaborate year-long special-effects-derived series of demos, bribed, hypnotised or otherwise fooled Focardi, Levi, Kullander, Essen, Bianchini, Stremmenos and convinced a bunch of Greek crooks to set up a dummy company called Defkalion to pretend to fight with him over the non-existent eCat, to perpetuate the illusion and spin it off into a competing mirror-scam and convinced his former partners to set up another company called Ampenergo to pretend that they had a contract for The Americas for a substantial sum or that they just did this with no proof because they have worked with Rossi and trust him because he’s such a fine fellow, arranged for Piantelli, Miley and a host of others to try to fool the world into thinking that cold fusion was real, got NASA, SPAWAR, The Defense Threat Reduction Agency and The Defense Intelligence Agency to say nice things about the field, got Bushnell to make a fool of himself, sold his profitable company to his ex-partners in order to spend that wealth on a multi-million dollar scam; certain that once he got all the above ducks in a row he would pretend to sell the first device and then reel in the true target of his dastardly plan – the second (this time genuine) buyer of a 1MW plant that will net him $2 million dollars until they want their money back or sucker a $100 million dollar deal under the table because he has experience in pulling the wool over all these idiotic eyes and knows that they will just take his word for it and not want to test if his 1MW plant can heat a small village without truckloads of coal or oil or a big fat electric cable coming into the container from beneath the floor (no you can’t lift the carpet!) and that, in order to pull this off, Rossi had to risk discovery by interviewing all the people he subsequently fooled so that he could only invite the gullible Professors and not the brilliant anonymous posters on the Internet who surely would have found him out – then all bets are off and I’m with the guys who think that Rossi is an idiot and they are all geniuses .
". . . IF. . ."
Proof of your allegations? Do YOU have any at all? Do you have ANY IDEA what your claims of scam would have COST to have staged? All for a dubious return?
". . . IF. . ."
Proof of your allegations? Do YOU have any at all? Do you have ANY IDEA what your claims of conspiracy would have COST to have staged? All for a dubious return?
This makes it really sound like a scam to me.
I can’t show you how it works or even if it really works, but if you give me cash I will sell it to you and you can confirm it for yourself.
Reportedly, the first customer conducted acceptance testing before handing over the money. Once these customers start to reveal themselves, we will know more. I'd REALLY like to know the identities of these customers.
I can’t show you how it works or even if it really works
***The October 28 test was all about showing his customer that it works to the standard agreed, and the customer forked over cash as a result.
Proving this is a fraud is simple now, because Rossi is going to be selling the devices.
I see you understand how far-fetched the conspiracy theory is becoming.
So, in other words, asking Rossi for adequate peer review is like asking you for concise, well-written sentences?
Who was the customer? How much did he spend? Did he sign an NDA?
Maybe you should read the post directly before yours. It is a concise, well-written sentence. Most of my posts are. What you fail to realize is that in post #1 I’m pulling a quote from another article.
Rossi is not a scientist, so we won’t be getting much in the way of peer review, especially since his peers refused to publish his findings because they were deemed impossible.
So Rossi is in the process of proving the technology by selling it to satisfied buyers. He claims to have lined up 2 more.
The first ecat was hauled away by truck, but noone thought to tail it to the destination?
The name of only one is disclosed.
The one whose name we know is Ampenergo, an Ohio company which appears to exist only as a website and whose known employees are all former associates of Rossi's in previous, unsuccessful business ventures.
Rossi said that Ampenergo would receive its first shipment of E-Cats last month, but then had to cancel the shipment due to "contractual difficulties."
The second, anonymous, customer allegedly attended a secret demonstration of the technology last week and immediately put in an order.
It really is impossible for a scam to get fishier than this one.
Customer is preferring to remain secret. I think he paid 2MEuros for the 1MW device. Rossi signed an NDA.
I know. Frustrating.
This is sounding more real, if he is actually selling.
LOL, did you guys work that out ahead of time?
(Sword, I think this is the first time I have seen you post on an E-cat thread, you would have to read the last 20 or so threads to get understand why your post gets a chuckle from me.)
Either that or Kevmo has become a seagull! LOL.
But... don’t hit it just yet. ;-)
I’ve had much better luck when I just hit it, and let the pieces fall as they will. :)
Impossible? Or unsubstantiated by the evidence he presented?
BTW, your tagline translates as "Let the 'lurkor' beware for himself ye watch."
Your English translation would actually read "Judicaret spectator se ipso."
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