JAmes Egge falsely reported his fiscal savings per vehicle per his household ON A VEHICLE HE DID NOT DRIVE FOR A FULL 12 MONTHS,
and despite his IMPRESSION HE PAINTS - HE ONLY HAD ONE VEHICLE.
This "inducement" to sell a product (XP3) based on LIES and deception to the consumer, for consumer protection was sent to
the STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL as well as the FTC.
Theft by means of Deception is illegal. Just as it is by JON Thompson FUEL DIRECT DISTRIBUTOR who through e-commerce and phone weekly reported his vehicle results and spoke in PRESEBT TENSE on a vehicle he did not own. ALSO sent to the government for CONSUMER PROTECTION.
To exercise my first ammendment right to protect you the "prospect" from further "inducement by means of deception" a permanent record exists with th State of MN ATTORNEY GENERAL.
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