.

Those of us with decent spam filters never see this crap.

The mongrel behind the spam/scam should probably cut you in on the deal
for kindly reposting his nonsense so that people who otherwise would
never have been "reached" by his mailout got to see it.

Craig, you seem like a nice chap, please engage brain before putting
keyboard into gear.

SNIP

Why would you even have to ask if this is a scam?

Don
www.donsautomotive.com

(snip)

Surely you are joking?

<snipped your posting the spam>

Bitron has been tried here in Perth by a friend of mine in country,
although he swears by it, I think he is somewhat influenced by the
placebo effect and changes his driving style accordingly... ;-)
Esp since he used to sell it on the network marketing route but, then
he gone 'done' by the importers and missed a huge amount of commission
and was given all sorts of excuses about "... the russian inventor not
getting paid..."  so the plug was pulled and the Qld guys who were
selling it decided not to pass on money they had already received from
distributors, yet another reason to avoid *any* network marketing
campaign.

Also I am pholisophically against that type of business as it makes
people look at friends of long standing as income prospects, and makes
people far more manipulative, even had one guy try to sign up a friends
12 month baby <guh> What utter crap !

But back to the chemical.
However I have seen a small, maybe 5% improvement in another friends vehicle
and he is an enthusiast who has an rpm totaliser on his engine, so he
can see how many engine revolutions it takes to get from a to b and
this includes a histogram of throttle positions, so he has a great
starting point for doing a fairly good series of experiments. But like
I said he only got 5% and it wasnt worth the cost, plus I seem to recall
that the next time he tried it he got no noticeable improvement, maybe
because its like a one time cleaner, so if you get it cheap maybe try
a little - but *not* for long...

Besides as far as I know, Bitron has some chlorinated phenols, so long
term use *is* going to result in chlorine being released as chlorine
is never held as tightly in any bonds as flourine it is going to upset
the oils capacity for leeping Ph near neutral, that means hydrochloric
acid is going to form.   In fact <cough> it might
form hydrogen sulphide/chlorine complexes with mineral oils, another
reason why I use synthetic, no Bitron, but a small amount of Nulon every
now and then :)

btw: Am currently running a test of my last snythetic change to see
how long it takes for the oil to discolour and have found a lab which
can measure the carbon particulates of 1L of oil but have to wait
a while, this will be a fairly good test of how differentially synthetic
will or will not build up carbonisation particles in the oil etc...

<chuckle>

Typical snake oil... Lots of demonstrations showing how "good" it is at
preventing friction, but none of them take into account combustion and
engine temps, not to mention its long term affect on metal parts and the oil
itself.

Unfortunately the miracle-in-a-bottle solutions for improving gas
milage come forth every time there is a runup in gas prices.  The
author of the email that you copied was late to the starting line
because his competition has been flooding this and many other net
groups with such stuff for the past 2 months.

There have been very few resounding break-throughs in improved engine
performance, but many small improvements.  Two significant ones that
come to mind were fuel injection and IC controlled engine management
systems, but those were introduced then improved over decades.

At best what you have is a scheme to separate you from your money for
some mystery brew that will hopefully do no damage to the critical
seals in a fuel system.  It sounds like this scheme may also have the
added allure of making money from a pyramid.

So it would seem you are working for the scum sucker already by Spamming
the hell out of usenet with 'his' (ha ha) advertisement.

What a pathetic idiot looser you are.  Your SPAM excuse has already been
done to death.

Mike

<SPAM SNIPPED>

<<<snip>>>

Well from a professional web designer's viewpoint:
Anyone who claims to be the source of a revolutionary new auto-related
product who:
1. buys a cheap "X-box fan oriented" Flash template and
2. doesn't even take the time to replace the goofy little robot pictures
designed to appeal to teenage boys in their "Products" section of the
website with pictures of - oh, I don't know - maybe their PRODUCTS ...

... is not to be taken seriously.

Another thing to consider, this is supposed to be a product to enhance
performance & reliability of a motor vehicle. The Flash intro (which is
waaaaayy too long) shows some stupid walking bipod robot growling at you
and stomping up to the front of the stage/screen. They must expect their
taget audience are mostly 12 year old boys who spend 4 hours or more a
day in front of video games listening to heavy metal. Beevis & Butthead
come to mind, not an independant distributor of automotive products.

Anybody notice all the little bolts, gears & miscellaneous small parts
laying around & bouncing about while the robot walks?
Did those parts fall off or out of the robot? They look like it.
Does this inspire confidence in the product's ability to do 1% of what
it's supposed to do?

Looks like a moronic website designed to attract little kids.
Are they owned by "Dumb & Dumber, Inc". LOL

Cheers,
 - JJ

Don't believe him. You WILL hear from him again!

That's probably a lie as well.