Bio-Fuel Co. / Opinions?
...OK, we know that the 200 mpg carburetor was a farce. The magnetic, ionizing fuel line thingy is just plain funny (though they sold thousands). Soy Diesel is good but not practical yet. Used fry oil is good, but not practical for the masses. Alcohol is viable, but not being used to it's potential, and expensive, energy wise, to produce.
...Here's something different. I ask that before you comment, take the time to research the company. For us dial-ups, I'd say skip the vids. What do you think? For what it's worth, I know people who have been there and saw the process in action. It's not another pink sheet scam. (I think)
http://www.ussec.us/
http://www.maximuscommunications.com/ (the promo people)
...Here's something different. I ask that before you comment, take the time to research the company. For us dial-ups, I'd say skip the vids. What do you think? For what it's worth, I know people who have been there and saw the process in action. It's not another pink sheet scam. (I think)
http://www.ussec.us/
http://www.maximuscommunications.com/ (the promo people)
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It sure sounds good but time will tell if the claims are true.[:0] 0 -
I read an article recently about one of these operations, possibly this one, being a scam. I think the article was in Fortune Small Business.
Making ethanol or methanol out of waste products (wood chips, corn cobs, etc) currently is difficult and takes more energy than it produces. While I expect this to change over time, I doubt an under-funded pink sheet company is going to be the one that makes it happen.
Energy is all the rage right now so expect to see a lot of scam companies in this segment.
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I found the info on the FSB article:
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fsb/fsb_archive/2007/02/01/8399939/index.htm0 -
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"If it sounds too good to be true...."
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...It's not an alcohol operation. Like I (and admin) said, at this time, it takes about the same energy to produce alcohol it as the final product provides. This process yields a liquid fuel, a gaseous fuel, and fertilizer "comes out the bottom". I'd have to look back, but I think it's 3-7-3. For a scam, they've bought a lot of property, equipment and dock facilities.
...WTH, for what I made on Smith & Wesson (SWHC), I can lose it on this. I may even take a trip down there to see for myself.0 -
At .22 cents a share what do you have to loose? Buy 500 shares and see what happens. I am sure you have wasted more then $110 on other things. 0 -
Standing in the street to talk to the press? If there was press there. There is nothing in those buildings that even remotely looks like it could make anything or even the start of machinery to do so. 0
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