People are told all the time, If it sounds too good to be true it's probably not. The people saying things like that like everything the way it is, and blindly believing narrow minded statements like this keeps you right where they want you.
There are many snake oils out there, and they have one thing in common - they go to great lengths to NOT mention exactly what is in the magical elixir.
Why some people insist on calling Nanotechnology, snake oil is beyond my grasp, however the US Army does not certify Snake Oil for use by our troops therefore it cant be snake oil.
The data on the site is true and will not be deleted, and I suggest those interested in technological advances start reading some scientific literature on nanotech and get up to date. OTOH, you can keep adding Lucas to your engine instead of engine honey and tell all your friends how progressive and green minded you are.
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Originally Posted by JRMichler
If you truly want to sell DiamondLube to truck fleets, do the following:
1) Remove all snake oil content from your web site. That includes the phony patent applications, the race car, the 35% MPG gains, everything.
2) Replace with actual facts:
A) A PDF copy of the 1.95% MPG gain report. And no whining about it.
B) Some of the papers discussed earlier in this thread as background. Explain the similarities and differences of your product. Get help from a real engineer.
C) The Nissan patent. Then some discussion as to exactly why your product does not infringe. Get help from a real patent attorney.
3) Then, yes, offer a free kit for their evaluation. Your goal should be to get at least ten kits into the hands of people who can properly evaluate them and communicate the results. These kits will be free to the recipient.
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