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RussianSoldier

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thats right! Your house (not accepting commercial buildings yet) can get FREE electricity! No Joke! FREE, absolutely FREE electricity.

Here are some quick facts:

The generator is owned by UCSA and costs the home owner nothing.

The company will do the installation without any cost to you.

The unit may be placed in your basement, garage, or outside your home.

The unit will always remain the property of UCSA.

UCSA will service and repair the unit absolutely free of cost to the homeowner.

You will receive up to 26,000 Kilowatts per year free of charge. An average "all electric" home uses 17,000 Kilowatts per year.

The unit will be approximately 3 feet square, 2 feet deep, and will weigh about 300 pounds. It will be very quiet.

The generator is self-contained and does not require any outside energy source.


All you have to do is be one of the first 1.6 million homes to sign up for it and they will come install it. They mention that if you plan to wait a while, they may charge upwards of $1000.00 for each unit! To visit a site about this click Here!

Right now, you're probably saying, sure, some company is just going to come set up something that will give me free electricity... i bet the company is not even real.

Well visit the manufacturer's official website at http://www.ucsofa.com or clickHere

If you still have questions, read the FAQ on the first link! I'd take advantage of this opportunity, but i live at a commercial residence, so i wouldn't be eligible.
 
I smell the strong scent of major scam.



<< Q. What is the source of energy used to power the generator?
A. The Hummingbird motor uses magnetism as a source of energy. A small amount of current from a battery is used to change polarity on super magnets. The magnetism is what actually turns the motor. Dennis Lee gives a basic lab demonstration of this technology on the video tape that is offered on the web site. >>


Um, you can't get out more than you put in... Somethings gotta keep the battery charged.



<< Q. What are the hidden costs.
A. There are no hidden costs. Right now before the launch the only cost is $5.95 for the shipping and handling of the certificate. After the launch there will be a $1,000 charge for those registering later. The unit would be installed by an local electrician at the expense of Ucsa. The length of the contract would be indefinite. For as long as Ucsa can sell back to the power company. All service work would be by an electrician and paid for by Ucsa. >>


So I spend $5.95 for a chance of being one of 1.6million homes to get free electricity? Wonder what the real odds are.

 
no, you spend 5.95 to recieve your certificate stating that your residence recieves free electricity. No costs later. Its not a &quot;chance&quot; at recieving free electricity. You WILL.]

What keeps the battery charged? I'd imaging the motor does.
 
Try studying the Laws of Conservation...

Also, the idea of selling power back to the power company is completely flawed. If you watch the video there are so many mistakes. They must think everyone in the audience is a complete moron.

Cheers!
 
I love how the FAQ says the amount of money they'll get from the &quot;shipping charges&quot; isn't enough to scam people over. Come on, 1.6 million times 5.95, that's 9.5 MILLION DOLLARS!

Not to mention your FAQ contradicts itself several places. For example, the question about it violating the law of conservation of energy first says it doesn't, but then in the next sentence, says it generates more energy then what is being put into it. I guess you're praying on all the dumb people who don't know what the law of conservation of energy is.

Unfortunately, you'll find that the intelligence of the average AnandTech user is greater then the people you prey on, so take your SCAM elsewhere.

 
This is obviously complete BS.
Looking at the FAQ page it is obvious they do not know what they are talking about.

You get 26,000 kilowatts of energy per year, WTF does this mean?
A watt is a measurement of power flow, Energy is measured in Joules. There is no such thing as 26,000 kilowatts per year.


<< The average all electric home in America uses 2 kW per hour >>


Again this makes no sense.

 


<< don't trust me genocide, trust ucsofa >>



I don't trust an organization who's website is registered under an AOL e-mail address *AND* already has a BBB report filed on them.

BBBNJ Report

-- and --

WHOIS information for ucsofa.com:

Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC.

Organization: T.C.T.
address: 3002 State rt. 23
New Foundland, NJ 07435 US

Admin contact: Michael, Hall
email: mike1155@AOL.COM
phone: 973 2081122
fax: 973 2081122

Tech contact: Hostmaster
email: hostmaster@NJD.XO.COM
phone: 000 0000000
fax: 000 0000000




edited for 'technical' wording
 
yep, listen to the BBB

&quot;Information contained herein is believed reliable but not guaranteed as to accuracy. Reports are subject to change at any time.&quot;

as for purchasing one, i can't, they're not availiable to commercial buildings
 


<< i suppose you think Thomas Edison is the father of modern electricity
and Marconi invented the radio.... >>



I believe both are pioneers and great visionaries of their fields. I see Edison as a prolific, industrious inventor who spent far too much time in his Menlo Park labs, but the world is a better place for his time. Then I see Marconi as someone who was in the right place, right time, and had the right platform to show the world... and that is the nature of 'invention.'
 
I am all for innovation but anyone that has studied physics knows these people are scam artists. They will stick around as long as people keep sending them money. In the end they will say the government or energy companies prevented them from deploying their machine.

Jim
 


<< yep, listen to the BBB >>



Hey, I'll listen or read any source of yours (that isn't directly from Mike Hall or his cronies) that supports the claims and inventions.
 
its just like those scientists who laughed at the Wright Brothers. &quot;Hahaha! You'll never fly! It's impossible!&quot;

Reminds me of todays scientists:

&quot;Hahaha. Nothing can be over %100 efficient, hahaha!&quot;
 
RussianSoldier, I don't know whether you are in some way affiliated with this company or just a moron, but commonsense plus the links provided here show this to be a complete scam.
 
I don't see where the argument is coming from. This thing has been slammed, and made obvious it's a scam. So RussianSoldier, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU ARGUING ABOUT? Sorry, but your arguments are strange and make no sense. Why are you bringing these things up, has nothing to do what we're talking about here!

I didn't even click the link, but it's obvious that it is a scam.
 
LOL! How can ANYONE actually believe that BS story after they've read it?????😉 My 11 year old wouldn't buy into that scam!😉 It's SO freakin' obvious it's a scam.......and not a very good one, the mistakes are numerous and blatent!😉
 
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/1287/adams/adamsall.htm

yeah that one's a scam too, the guy tried for over 20 years to get people to accept it. But people like you are too ignorant to accept new ideas. This particular &quot;Adams Motor&quot; has demonstrated an electrical efficiency of 690% and a mechanical efficiency of 620%. With magnets. Then you want to bring physic into in then huhn?

It is, in fact, a device that converts the perpetual motion of sub-atomic particles, known in physics terminology as &quot;particle spin&quot;, into conventional electric power. It is a widely accepted fact of physical law that sub-atomic particles are in a state of perpetual motion. Anybody who tells you that there is no such thing as perpetual motion is either ignorant or a liar. As Robert Adams states, &quot;Our universe is a sea of energy - free, clean energy. It is all out there waiting for us to set sail upon it.&quot;

 
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