Cctgm Wrote:
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> The name and the scam sounds like the bunch who
> took money and ran in San Diego with the Old San
> Diego to Plaster City Line

The news article linked in the original post mentions Pacific Charter Financial as the firm behind the project. Here is the Pacific Charter Financial website: [www.paccharter.com]

Take a look at the banner heading across the top of the page. They seem to have difficulty spelling the "Financial" in their own name! Yes, "financial" is spelled correctly elsewhere on that page, but still not a good sign.

Then scroll down and look at one of their other operations ... Eco Perfect:

Quote:

Paccharter.com
Eco Perfect is an engineered fuel technology based on hydro-nanotechnology unlike any other products on the market. Eco perfect is safe for any engine, has no chemical additives, increases engine performance, eliminates carbon deposits, reduces fuel expenditures, reduces engine wear, and reduces harmful emissions significantly. Eco Perfect is good for industry and the environment.
[www.paccharter.com]

Lets see, injecting water into an engine and calling it "hydro-nanotechnology", with all those claims. If that doesn't set off alarm bells ... hey ... send in your money.