It seems that what someone ought to do is this:

  • Create a web page which explains this scam in detail, how the thing he is selling is nothing more than a simple resistor that costs ten cents at Radio Shack, as well as a detailed explanation of how it ??works? and how it fails to work, and what it'll do to your fuel economy and emissions, and to your catalytic converter and O2 sensors.
  • Buy one of these products, so that you can leave feedback on the seller.
  • Leave negative feedback, with the URL of the web site in the first step.

  Alas, eBay probably has some rule or another that this would violate.  I did report this seller to eBay as a perpetrator of potential fraud, but I dunno what good that'll do.  I don't imagine I have much standing to complain if I don't actually buy the product.


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