Water4Gas Scam! Is This Water Powered Car Kit a Scam?

by MARK MYERS

The Water4Gas Scam is the fastest growing scam. Over touted products are not a scarcity on the internet. The truth is almost none rise above the millions of scams that take advantage of peoples vulnerability to ludicrously high fasoline prices, making themselves rich.

So, what's the real word on the Water4Gas Scam?

What do you get, how does it work, and what is it? Let's begin what it is not. It will not allow you to use all water and no gas. And it does not claim to. (it does include a dozen plans to 100% water powered car plans, but the average tinkerer will not be able to build it. The other main problem is this is only instructions , not a ready to install kit. The last and most difficult problem is it takes some mechanical ability to build. (NOTE: ALL assembly required.) It will take an afternoon to fabricate it. It did only take simple tools, with the exception of maybe a soldering iron.

Now, what do you get? Lots of promises, like longer engine life, 30% - 80% gas savings, 15% - 25% power boost, lower pollution, and lower motor temperatures. (Read on to see if they're true.) I am sick of scams. The Water4Gas scam did look enticing. It includes several digital books (which you have to print yourself, or read on your computer, another downfall.) One is the directions to five different devices you can construct to save fuel. The others only compliment the main device. The second book is full of tricks and tips to save even more on gas than the signature device. They include a report which shows you how to get the government to pay for your changes to your automobile. There are a couple of other books included, showing 12 plans to build a totally water powered car, and other lost free energy inventions.

One of the best things you get is access to a members only area (but you have to buy the book to get in..bummer). The free market has pre-built kits you can buy if you don't want to build your own, at a discounted price. You can chat with other people from over 50 countries who have already bought and installed the device. Again, you have to buy the book first, to participate.

So, what does it do? To be brief, it uses your battery to separate hydrogen from water. It mixes the hydrogen with your gas in your engine, burning the gas more efficiently, thus saving you money.

So, is the Water4Gas scam, the real deal or not? The fact of the matter is, at least in this case, people yell scam because they don't bother to educate themselves first. Are there frauds out there, yes. I anticipated on getting ripped off when I bought it. However upon reviewing the instructions and books, I thought, let's just try. So, I spent $57 and constructed the device and installed it.

I am not as ambitious as some of the people I've found. Consequently, I did not double my fuel efficiency, I only gained 56% better mpg. 21 mpg to 33 mpg, in my car. Not bad. Is it a scam? No. Over 15,000 people have bought the eBook in over 50 countries. I wonder why isn't this top line news everywhere?

So, about the Water4Gas scam. You do have choices. One do nothing, just keep paying $3.50 a gallon (and smile Exxon loves you), or two take action. You don't have to be a business mogul to make a difference. You can help shape the future, one car at a time.

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