We are more than ever vulnerable to fuel additive scams today. New companies are popping up and going to prey on your want of saving money at the pumps.

Before you join, buy any product check out the company with the BBB and check with the EPA. It's free to find out if the product and company is legit.

Look for some of my past posts on this very subject here at AdlandPro.

Ask Rudy Hiebert http://community.adlandpro.com/go/80755/  about this subject.

There are a few more and you can see them listed in my previous posts.

Kenneth R Sword Jr

P.S. I have seen groups going door to door in neighborhhods now trying to sell their bottles of wonder to save you money at the pumps. So the scams are alive and well. Don't feed into them and lose your money and your engine.

Hi Kenneth,
I appreciate your forum.
Have a great weekend!
Mary

Hey Ken,

I tried to ask Rudy but it seems the page cannot be displayed .. me thinks me might smell a rat or.. is it possible you din't get the link right .. me thinks the first might be true ..

I had a good friend that got involved in an MLM that sold this kind of product they are now being sued for messing up alot of perfectly good car engines..


Buyer beware is what I would say .

Geketa

Hi Ken I'm realy glad you bring this up, everyone need to do their own due dilingence. 1,They need to find out about the EPA registration (BTW every company needs to have one !) 2,They need to know & read about the testing and documentation. 3,How long is the product in use? 4,How long is the company in business? 5,What is the credibility of the company? 6,About the warranties regarding engine ! 7,Does the product void any warrranty on new cars. 8,Is it patented? 9,Is their a MSDS sheet? 10, other benefits besides increasing mpg. I was just reading on your other forum a comment about the computer setting, and this is WRONG, what that person has stated. Everyone can reset the onboard computer in regards of mpg reading, he just needs to unhook the left battery cabel for about 30 minutes, that resets the computer. And ofcourse anybody needs to know what their baseline is before using anything to increase their mpg so they are able to do the math ! Chris