> Ok, but when the retailer KNOWS that it's bullshit, that's different.
> Cellular antenna patches, etc.

That's mostly what I'm so, er, revved up about. If it was probably
any other product I'd not worry about it. 99.9999% of stuff for
sale does at least *try* to live up to the manufacturer's claims, and
you aren't giving the customer false expectations. A technique used
by mail-order companies with dodgy products is to sell at a cost
which makes them money but is not quite worth the customer
sending it back. "All that effort to get $20 back ? Nah, not worth
it, I'll just bin it and learn a lesson"

Money-back isn't good enough. You're wasting people's time and
there will always be people who don't ask for their money back.
Which, for this product, perpetuates the myth and encourages, and
funds, the scammers. And scammers is exactly what they are

Repco say "This product we decided to give a go as it was a
reasonable price". Price isn't really the point, although see above
re mail-order

I asked them if they got test results which flew in the face of all
the other tests around the world. No response, but you can tell
there's something wide-eyed-maybe-it-does-work-let's-give-it-
a-chance going on

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