SDA inventor plans on donating to evangelism

[Armageddon]

A SDA inventor has filed many patents on his invention, an adaptor that you can install in your car to improve gas mileage by up to 4 times. He has a number of wealthy investors interested and they requested that he have an independent agency test his results. My inventor friend described that “there was ecstatic pandemonium” when his test car returned over 124 miles per gallon at that independant test facily, as they have never seen such incredible improvement in mileage.

He is looking for SDA investors whenever possible, as he plans to donate much of his earnings to spreading the gospel. If you have any connections into people who would be interested, please have them contact me so I can send them a Business Proposal for Exten, Inc. They intend to take their company public; for now they are under “blue sky” law. They hope to raise 7 million to fund more R&D, file for International patent protection and production of this device.

Regardless of how bad the economy gets, Exent will be hiring a lot of Adventists as well.

[Key Guy]

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[oldsailor29]

I think I have seen this information before. I requested more information from the web site, and got more, including prices. I asked where I could see a demonstration of the product, and have not heard from them since. And that was a couple of years ago. So basically, all I have seen are words on web sites. So far, it looks like a scam to me.

[Key Guy]

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[Armageddon]

Hello,

Yes, there are many claims to devices that can increase gas mileage. I can't blame you for being sceptical as I am myself.

This is a private corporation. As soon as we have sales under our belt for a few years, we can then qualify to go public.

This is a new invention old sailor. You probably saw something else.

Sorry, as much as I want to answer all your questions, I will reply to serious investors only. We are under a lot of time pressure to get sales and production going. I hope you understand.

I think the minimum investment is $20,000.

My email address is

ihot01@gmail.com

Dave

[oldsailor29]

Hello,

Yes, there are many claims to devices that can increase gas mileage. I can't blame you for being sceptical as I am myself.

This is a private corporation. As soon as we have sales under our belt for a few years, we can then qualify to go public.

This is a new invention old sailor. You probably saw something else.

Sorry, as much as I want to answer all your questions, I will reply to serious investors only. We are under a lot of time pressure to get sales and production going. I hope you understand.

I think the minimum investment is $20,000.

My email address is

ihot01@gmail.com

Dave

My mistake. I thought you might be talking about some kind of pre-ignition catalytic converter, or something like that, like you would see on this web site:

http://www.preignitioncc.com/smartenergy/index.htm#

[Armageddon]

Inventor also invented a revolutionary gas pump that he is using as part of his device. They have filed quite a few patents but want to be careful about what information they can release to public. As you know, a car engine is highly inefficient in many ways. His device increases efficiency in one area - which gives the most increase in efficiency.

[Tom Wetmore]

Sounds to me like the scam profiled on Dateline - http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29899191/

[Armageddon]

Wow, that was an interesting website. The Government Test center told us that they did test various devices, but the best was 18% improvement. Ours was over 400% improvement. We already raised over 2 million from various businessmen who did their due diligence. Knock us down all you want, just remember that you heard it first in this forum.

We tried to follow Paul's admonition to not be "unequally yoked" by presenting this opportunity to the house of spiritual Israel, but you despise us. Now we go to philistines on the highways and byways.

[Haldog]

We tried to follow Paul's admonition to not be "unequally yoked" by presenting this opportunity to the house of spiritual Israel, but you despise us. Now we go to philistines on the highways and byways.

The "house of spiritual Israel"? Do you even know what you just said? It makes NO sense.

[Outta Here]

Is the name of the company Exten or Exent? I'm confused by the original post as both names are mentioned. I am able to find Exten Services on the Better Business Bureau website, but not an Exent. Which is it??

[Key Guy]

Quote:

We tried to follow Paul's admonition to not be "unequally yoked" by presenting this opportunity to the house of spiritual Israel, but you despise us. Now we go to philistines on the highways and byways.

Interesting. "Despise" is such a strong word. Do you equate a buyer having no interest or being suspicious as your friend's company being "despised"?

[Tom Wetmore]

It brings to mind a special term of art worth considering. Here is an article to ponder - http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/june/4.14.html

[oldsailor29]

Wow, that was an interesting website. The Government Test center told us that they did test various devices, but the best was 18% improvement. Ours was over 400% improvement. We already raised over 2 million from various businessmen who did their due diligence. Knock us down all you want, just remember that you heard it first in this forum.

We tried to follow Paul's admonition to not be "unequally yoked" by presenting this opportunity to the house of spiritual Israel, but you despise us. Now we go to philistines on the highways and byways.

It never ceases to amaze me how many people are willing to invest thousands of dollars on devices like this without seeing any demonstration of operation.

[Amelia]

You want us to be all HUZZAH, HUZZAH this sounds so good I'm going to toss my retirement into this wingnut. Yeeeahhhh, Not!

If you want real interest, give real details. You obviously wanted attention enough to post for everyone to see. So why require more info be given only by email? Post some actual meat or continue to hear SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM.