Got a call from "hydro company" to sell me and hyrdo saver.  Just plug it in and save up to 40%  Asked if they had a web site and was give savehydropower.com  Didn't fall for special federal government grant so would only cost $149.00 and not $250.Look out.

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tere tu main chup this is usama bin laden ALLAH-O-AKBAR  durussshhhhhhhh!........

Just an update...

apparently there is a lot of Bullsh*t going on!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U9MGOckIzlU

Ha! I too got the call today. I have an engineering background so I asked a bunch of questions. None were answered in any satisfactory way. Only that this was German technology, it has a capacitor and reduces spikes caused by older appliances. Capacitors have this quality. They hold a certain charge and regulate current further down stream. If a device like this is to work, it has to be in line with the meter. In other words, all the electricity used in the house must pass through the device. Simply plugging it into any outlet in your house is pointless. Regardless of how old your house and it's wiring are, you can't "lose electricity" due to age. This is a complete scam. Also, buddy (whose name was George Michael. That alone made me smirk) claimed to know how much my electricity bill was last month. The amount he quoted was way off the mark. I asked for a website, and he gave me savehydropower.com. I had a look and it's pretty cheesy and the spelling and grammar are atrocious. I asked if I could call him back he ave me the number (416) 800-2092 ext 2323

Don't give these people any of your info, but keep them on the line and waste their time if you can spare it.

Yes, very much the same type of selling from a person that has an accent and speaks fast. He had mentioned that the savings would be like 60%! ........ I guess that the tactics picked up more now!