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Subject:  Evaluation Sample of your P.N. MypartNumber

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen:

Thank you for sending us an evaluation sample of the subject MyPart.  This MyPartNumber will be used in the prototype  Control and Power Circuit we are developing for our Hydrogen based Energy System.   To provide you an insight  into  our New Hydrogen Based Energy System we have attached a seven page dissertation entitled "A Major Energy Breakthrough".
Thanks again.

Sincerely,

UNIFUSION-Energy Corporation of America

Robert H. Voigt, Chairman & C.E.O.

link to the document

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See i care about the Enviroment i stand to make fortune

and yes we sell similar parts to GM, Chysler, Ford, Toyota, Honda and other automotive manufactures in their Hydrogen Research

Now if only they can get it to work 

I smell BS...

"Nuclear leakage"???  A substance has to be radioactive for anything to escape from the nucleus...  Last time I checked, it wasn't exactly safe to do that in a car.  Unless you like to be irradiated, that is.

You said that the last time i posted something like this   you where wrong then..

on the leakage did you know antique plateware gives off radiation...

And why would i send them parts ?????

i removed the guys cell and email and fax number from the document 

heres a link

all stuff is still in the research phase.

I have no doubt that it's a real company trying to produce a real product.  If they produce something efficient and workable (and safe), I'll buy it.  At this point, though, their report is full of made-up chemistry "buzzwords" and incoherent babble.  It's entirely marketing.  I'll believe it when they've actually produced something, or when I start seeing things in accepted scientific sources (as in, not press releases).

Won't argue with that at all. Been selling to this kinda of research for years and always hear the same thing.  "We are going to sell a million of these" We sell more parts to GE to make Trains than we do automakers.

One funny story from Electrical Engineer working on battery control circuit for a hybrid that my General Manager and Engineer had.

Engineer:  What will happen to a installed part if the car hits a tree at 80MPH

US (being GM/Engineer) : [ they pick up their jaws off the floor.]  I think the car/driver have more to worry about than a $1.50 part.

Engineer: So the part not going to survive?

US:  The car is not going to live!!

Engineer:  So you need to do testing then?

US:  For what a pancaked  part?

Engineer:  Well i need to know if the part can be reused are the solder joints going to crack??

US:  is any part of a car going to survive an 80 mph impact?

The Engineers BOSS:  We will just put the part down as failure then.

The replacement 'after 16,000 miles' seems a little extreme.  Is this going to be a trip to the store or a trip to the dentist

Hydrogen goes boom.

alwaysmc2 wrote:

 Hydrogen goes boom.

Ha ha!!!  Oxygen goes boom too, but if you bond them, you get wet

Robert Voigt Ha Ha
   This guy is supposed to be the fuel cell guru of America, however he is just a con man.  Everything he writes is bullshit including his contracts.  I don't know what he puts in his pipe, but this unifusion process of his is one hell of a pipe dream.  He claims to be the CEO of a multi billion dollar corporation, yet he actually can't even come up with enough money to pay his bills.  He gets extremely upset if someone that knows how to contact him shares that information with anyone he is indebted to.  Does that sound like a legitimate businessman to you?  If he actually had a working company he would be seeking publicity not hiding his whereabouts.  If you get conned into investing in one of his companies or loaning him operating funds personally for a promised (and contracted) quick double your money investment you too will become one of the people he avoids at all costs.  If anyone knows how my girlfriend can get him to repay even some of what he owes her, that information would be very helpful to her.  She hasn't recieved even one thin dime of the tens of thousands of dollars he owes her in over three years.  Everytime she calls him though he says he is getting a large amount of money in the net day or two and will then be paying her the contracted amount.  Ha Ha Ha What a bunch of bullshit.  This guy is full of it.

I'll give you the current contact info if you email me proof of the debt.

Not going to give out Customer Contact info for no reason... 

lucky for Me theres not allot of manufactures making our parts in the world. you can count us on one hand  and we all talk so people that don't pay their bills don't get parts from any of US

Like i said earlier  I get lots of people/companies claiming we are going to make a million of this or that.

Have yet to see one come to life..

   
JUNE 7, 2006

   I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR QUICK RESPONSE TO OUR INTIAL POST CONCERNING MR  VOIGT.  HOW DO YOU WANT US TO E-MAIL THE CONTRACT?  SHOULD WE POST IT HERE?  AT THE PRESENT TIME MY GIRLFRIEND IS OUT OF TOWN BUT WHEN SHE RETURNS I WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH PROOF OF THE  DEBT.  IT HAS BEEN GOING ON  SINCE FEBRUARY 14, 2004.  CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE MADE IT DIFFICULT AND COSTLY FOR HER TO LEGALLY RETRIEVE HER INVESTMENT.  WE LIVE IN UTAH AND SHE WAS TOLD THAT SHE WOULD HAVE TO GO THROUGH THE TEXAS COURTS  TO COLLECT.  THANKS AGAIN  

just email to the address noted on channel 9

ScanIAm wrote:



alwaysmc2 wrote:  Hydrogen goes boom.

Ha ha!!!  Oxygen goes boom too, but if you bond them, you get wet

People need to realize that a hydrogen talk in your car will explode no more than would you're tank of pertoleum-based fuel.

Which reminds me of the best(and only good) part of the Keanu Reeves movie Chain Reaction, when the cold fusion reactor goes critical and spews out tons and tons of hydrogen, then a bomb goes off. Worth the DVD purchase just for that one explosion

Sorry this took so long.  My girlfriend had given up on the idea that she may ever collect anything from Mr. Voigt and the documents had to be retrieved from her attorney.  I'm sending you an email with attachment containing documents.