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One Force -- Is this thing for real?

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  1. Hmm, a vibrational tool that was "invented by God."
    http://www.oneforce.net

    The interesting thing is that the Heritage Store (which I respect for
    Cayce products and other genuinely useful items) is selling the
    personal One Force tool.

    Man, is it expensive. Looks like a real con job to me, at $995 for a
    little battery-operated thing with a light bulb (or two?) in it. And
    about 10K for the Professional model! Nowhere does it describe what
    the thing actually IS and what exactly it DOES.

    Still, it has a supposed 30-day 100% money back guarantee, which is
    good IF they are reputable and honor it. I'd love to see some
    independent, skeptical group try this thing out and report their
    findings. I'm interested, and keep an open mind about these things,
    but I'm not an idiot either, and my skepticism on this one is pretty
    significant.

  2. "Fishdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hmm, a vibrational tool that was "invented by God."
    http://www.oneforce.net

    Wow!! Dozens of testimonials! Such "personal experience" trumps all, we
    are told, so it MUST be true!!. Praise the Lord!!!

    Peter Moran :-)

  3. "Fishdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hmm, a vibrational tool that was "invented by God."
    http://www.oneforce.net

    The interesting thing is that the Heritage Store (which I respect for
    Cayce products and other genuinely useful items) is selling the
    personal One Force tool.

    Man, is it expensive. Looks like a real con job to me, at $995 for a
    little battery-operated thing with a light bulb (or two?) in it. And
    about 10K for the Professional model! Nowhere does it describe what
    the thing actually IS and what exactly it DOES.

    Still, it has a supposed 30-day 100% money back guarantee, which is
    good IF they are reputable and honor it. I'd love to see some
    independent, skeptical group try this thing out and report their
    findings. I'm interested, and keep an open mind about these things,
    but I'm not an idiot either, and my skepticism on this one is pretty
    significant.

    Well, it's used in 2 clinics in Mexico, invisible force, it's a
    technological
    breakthrough, no side effects,and it operates on new principles of science
    that would take a whole book to explain {coming out Real Soon Now}.

    Sounds like a Quack Quack to me!

  4. Can I pay with an invisible ink check for the invisible force machine ? Is
    the warranty covered by the factory (god) or is it a repair only warranty,
    no parts included ? If the 1st case applies, is there any freight forwarder
    that ships to god ? (invisible parcel post ?) Where can I see gods
    disclaimer about his product line ? Too many questions, too little time ...

    "Fishy_dude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hmm, a vibrational tool that was "invented by God."
    http://www.conartistsunited.net

  5. You can probably buy the parts for less than $20
    IMO t's a scam.
    Anth

    "Fishdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hmm, a vibrational tool that was "invented by God."
    http://www.oneforce.net

    The interesting thing is that the Heritage Store (which I respect for
    Cayce products and other genuinely useful items) is selling the
    personal One Force tool.

    Man, is it expensive. Looks like a real con job to me, at $995 for a
    little battery-operated thing with a light bulb (or two?) in it. And
    about 10K for the Professional model! Nowhere does it describe what
    the thing actually IS and what exactly it DOES.

    Still, it has a supposed 30-day 100% money back guarantee, which is
    good IF they are reputable and honor it. I'd love to see some
    independent, skeptical group try this thing out and report their
    findings. I'm interested, and keep an open mind about these things,
    but I'm not an idiot either, and my skepticism on this one is pretty
    significant.

  6. "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    You can probably buy the parts for less than $20
    IMO t's a scam.
    Anth

    Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. No way that a little
    plastic thing with a lightbulb or two in it, a AA battery, and no
    other technical details can cost anywhere near $1000 to make, or even
    a tenth of that. I wonder if God told that engineer to "go forth and
    multiply" the manufacturing cost by a factor of 100.

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