[Wonder Warthog]

"Yup, that's Rossi's current excuse as to why he won't actually sell and eager customer one of his gadgets. After a while, he'll come up with another excuse, and then another, month after month, year after year, until all but the most foolish of his fanboys realize that he's a fraud. Like the fools who believed Rossi when he promised that he would allow Universities to perform independent testing of his gadget."

Yeah, if he sells systems, "it's a scam". If he doesn't sell systems, "it's a scam". Same old blah, blah, blah from you as always.

[Kevmo]

Yeah, if he sells systems, “it’s a scam”. If he doesn’t sell systems, “it’s a scam”. Same old blah, blah, blah from you as always.

***par for the course from skeptopaths

[Johnny B.]

Yeah, if he sells systems, "it's a scam". If he doesn't sell systems, "it's a scam". Same old blah, blah, blah from you as always.

There's no evidence that he's actually sold a unit. His silly little dog & pony show with his "secret" customer and "secret" NATO Colonel is laughable.

One legitimate customer acknowledging that they have a working E-Cat would end the skepticism.

And, by "legitimate", I mean a company with a real history and a history with D&B. I don't mean something like AmpEnergo, which is nothing more than a bare web page and which is "sharing" the same rental office as Rossi's company.