There is no possibility that this is not a complete scam, as no one is going to heat their home or even reliably run a 200 watt light bulb for $167 capital cost.
This site used to tout a perpetual motion machine (a picture of which is still shown in their adds), but now they are selling plans to a solar and/or wind package that is quite obviously fraudulent.
There are crooks everywhere that will prey on the ignorant and greedy, and this organization does that superbly. For instance they have posted a number of "independent" reviews that extol the benefits of this system. The same reviews used to say the same things about their perpetual motion machine.
So why is this crook different from other crooks? He is different because Yahoo and Facebook, at least, are prepared to accept money for his adverts, though even a cursory examination shows them to be fraudulent. It is the prestige given by a well known site that encourages people to take the bait.
Thus Yahoo and Facebook are, in my opinion, fully implicated in this scam, and I would like to see this publicized as much as possible.
Oh and good luck trying to contact either organization to complain.
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