AquaLiv Water is a Scam - Do Not Invest Your Money
A company called AquaLiv incorporated is trying to bilk people into investing in the company based on fake science that they made up. Basically, they claim to put barcodes in water! The company is trying to take people for about $1700 for a water filter that goes under your sink.
The CEO of the company, Craig Hoffman, talks a good game. He claims they came up with a "new" science called Bioinformatics. I almost bought into it! Thankfully I found this post about AquaLiv on Investor's Hub:
When I looked into it, I found out that Bioinformatics is a real field of science, but it has nothing to do with putting barcodes on water! Everything that AquaLiv promotes to potential investors is total bunk.
AquaLiv water is a fruad, if Craig Hoffman contacts you about investing, run the other way! If you have been approached by AquaLiv, report it to the SEC here: https://denebleo. Sec. Gov/TCRExternal/disclaimer. Xhtml
AquaLiv makes all kinds of claims for their water - they even claim it cures AIDS. When the FDA finally gets around to shutting them down, anybody that invested in this scam is going to get screwed!
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