Talk-Polywell.org

I guess now we can stop worrying about Polywell now...

http://www.hojomotor.com/

Notice the U.S. patent office certifies that their device produces free energy!

Interesting scam. I wonder how they collect from Paypal without the FBI catching up.

I want the secret gifts!

Any bets on how long the website lasts?

DONT GO TO THAT LINK!
There is a virus on it! The Website will bring up a video asking you if you want to close it. I know these sorts of scripts. No matter what you click on, it will trigger a download of a virus. Only way is to shoot IE with the Taskmanager. If that helps at all. He who now has to go and perform a full system scan with his virus scanner.

Maui wrote:I guess now we can stop worrying about Polywell now...

http://www.hojomotor.com/

Notice the U.S. patent office certifies that their device produces free energy!

Saw this idea 20 years ago. It was crap then and it's crap now. For those interested, Youtube had a lot of videos regarding free energy machines. Some are even entertaining.

Diogenes wrote:Saw this idea 20 years ago. It was crap then and it's crap now. For those interested, Youtube had a lot of videos regarding free energy machines. Some are even entertaining.

In This House, We Obey the Laws of Thermodynamics!

Diogenes wrote:

Maui wrote:I guess now we can stop worrying about Polywell now...

http://www.hojomotor.com/

Notice the U.S. patent office certifies that their device produces free energy!

Saw this idea 20 years ago. It was crap then and it's crap now. For those interested, Youtube had a lot of videos regarding free energy machines. Some are even entertaining.

I was being sarcastic, sorry if that wasn't clear.

Skipjack wrote:DONT GO TO THAT LINK!
There is a virus on it! The Website will bring up a video asking you if you want to close it. I know these sorts of scripts. No matter what you click on, it will trigger a download of a virus. Only way is to shoot IE with the Taskmanager. If that helps at all. He who now has to go and perform a full system scan with his virus scanner.

I'm sorry if that's true; I certainly didn't mean to get anybody infected.

Still, Avast has been pretty good for me over the years at alerting me to and stopping viruses and it didn't say a peep. I got there via an ad on FoxNews and I would be a little surprised if they were allowing advertisers that would distribute viruses. The site does have one of those prompts to try to keep you from leaving the page, but I canceled it and was fine.

Skipjack wrote:DONT GO TO THAT LINK!
There is a virus on it!

I went to the link with no problems. That is because I am running Kubuntu.