EDHUK
Member
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 | 02:04 PM
WOW,

Yet ANOTHER holographic disc company.

Reads just like LifeWave:

“What should I feel when wearing the Holographic Disc?

You probably will feel nothing.

The Holographic Disc is not a stimulant nor a depressant, like caffeine or alcohol.

What you should notice is very constant and stable levels of deep rest, allergy relief and overall enhanced health”.

http://restquiet.com/index.htm

For those following the holographic disc debate and, in particular CieAura, the new thread is over at:

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/forums/viewthread/10252/

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EDHUK
Member
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 | 04:29 PM
Given that there is NOTHING to wear out/be used up in a holographic disc, why does 8ight.com state”

“It is recommended that you wear the action™ disc for athletic activity and then discard.”

Mmmm

You mean you have to keep on buying new ones?

Duh
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Member
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 | 04:41 PM
Yet ANOTHER holographic disc:

http://www.worldschoiceproducts.com/slim-10-pack-holographic-disc-p-39.html

Notice the typos in the hastily prepared site.

“slim™ DIS PLACEMENT”

“Maximum weight loss includes healthy eating and exercise, which results in improves fitness…”

Gotta get on board quickly folks.

Duh again.

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EDHUK - 02 August 2009 06:40 PM

Anyone remember this golden oldie holographic disc?

The Smog Buster Holographic disc from 2004/5?

We all know how that ended.

Yet another SCAM

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Remember?!?
I’ve been trying to buy one for years!
(For novelty use only, of course.)

Don’t tell these guys they forgot to delete this hyperlink:

SmogBuster Disk

Whatever you do, don’t try to use it to cure or prevent disease!

There’s a poorly encoded YouTube of an expose` on the disk.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkCEiTzTwcg

jayessell,

Don’t you just love the attachment instructions.

No cleaning an area of your skin here with some wimpy alcohol. Get your wire brush out of the tool box!

“HOW TO APPLY THE DISC: The SmogBuster™ is about the size of a quarter, you will need to clean a small area on the bottom of your gas tank. (use a wire brush if necessary)

For added security we recommend using super glue or equivalent to securely fasten the disc to the tank.

This is easily done at your local oil change facility.”

As crazy as it was, people STILL fell for it, just like they are falling for all of the new holographic disc SCAMS now.

I wonder if Victoria and her husband still have the SmogBuster™ discs super glued to their fuel tanks?

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jayessell,

It must be REALLY hard to make a hologram disc.

Maybe you just do it in India?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSg_Rl6HVCU&feature=related

That looks easy!

Or maybe they get this company to make them.

“Some sheets of these but smaller in diameter please”.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7-e2KVuJcg&feature=related

Yep, there they are. Can you see the instructions for making you thin?

Of course you can’t, silly. It’s nanotechnology!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-JBC-mE0mE&feature=related

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I had forgotten that I started a thread back in 2007 to cover Warren Hanchey and his new scam 8ight.

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/forums/viewthread/4333/

Duh

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I never trust Acupucture or ‘Chi’ Related things

I am personally involved with Cieaura, and for anyone who thinks it is a scam you are wrong. Prove to me its a scam and how? I would love for you too. How is something a scam when you sign up to have your own business, and RECIEVE product? You pay for product that you receive, and it is he or she that decides what to do with it. Either distribute the product or use it for personal use. I do both and am being successfull with this new company and am proud to be apart of it. Is Amway a scam? Is herballife a scam? I don’t think so.

Oooh.. I get to be first to reply to this… *cracks knuckles*

Hami - 04 August 2009 11:36 PM

I am personally involved with Cieaura,

My sympathies.

and for anyone who thinks it is a scam you are wrong. Prove to me its a scam and how? I would love for you too.

Sorry to inform you, you’re the one making the claim, therefore the burden of proof is upon *you* not *us*. However, you won’t accept that argument as valid, will you? Very well.
My proof is this: there is not one single properly conducted test that shows that this product does what it claims, or in fact, does anything - ANYTHING - at all. If you can direct me to such testing, conducted by an independant third-party in a double-blind setting, I will gladly admit I am wrong, and place an order immediately.

How is something a scam when you sign up to have your own business, and RECIEVE product?

Easy. In this case, the PRODUCT does absolutely none of the things it claims to do. False advertising.

You pay for product that you receive, and it is he or she that decides what to do with it. Either distribute the product or use it for personal use.

Why would someone so ‘amazing’ need to have random people selling it?

I do both and am being successfull with this new company and am proud to be apart of it.

I’m certain they are enjoying the money they get from you for buying their worthless crap and convincing others to buy and distribute more of it. Basic multi-level marketing scam.

Is Amway a scam? Is herballife a scam? I don’t think so.

Got news for you: They both are. Sorry you’ve been taken in by their slick PR campaign.

Again, I will repeat myself: if you can find a single properly-conducted, third-party double-blind test that shows positive results for this product, I will cheerfully admit I am wrong. No testimonials, no vague allusions to tests I want the real thing. Give me that. Otherwise, I’m going to ask you to answer why such tests have *not* been conducted. Until you can answer that conclusively, please don’t think you have the moral high ground here.

I’ve given what criteria I am willing to accept that I am wrong. What criteria will you accept that you are wrong?

Now, granted, it’s entirely possible you are not deluded and deceived, but actually quite aware that what you are selling is pure bullcrap, in which case I have nothing but contempt for you.

Oh, here we go.

EDHUK - 01 August 2009 09:12 PM

One more thing.

Yep, they are on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAX3KdgkjZo

Check out the strength test and talk about cell phone frequencies etc.

Fish in a barrel!

Enjoy.

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I can pass the strengt test even without that stupid thing. Maybe i am superhuman then.

No I am not, to be honst, everyone can do that with a little training. Its the reaction of the life energy in your body, most often called Ki or chi. By focusing yourself on a particualir limb or other part of your body,  you can make your arm unmoveble, be very light of very heavy. Martial artist who want to break wood or brick uses that trick too.

Take your arm, bow it a little bit en concentrate, believe that your arm is very long, no wall will stop it, let somebody else then bow your arm. watch the result.

The “strength test” has been used for many purposes over the years.

It’s a staple of magician’s acts, hence James Randi’s familiarity with it.

Whatever you attribute it to, the changes in strength have nothing to do with patches or holographic discs.

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