It *may* have been true. In Canada, we can do a lot of weird things. It
was supposedly her company. She claimed to sell it to Telus in Metrotown
Mall. Hadn't had a chance to go there in any case. I was more curious then
actually expecting it to work. I assumed it didn't but, I had nothing to
lose except a buck or two. At least now I can definitely say to anyone who
may ask that it doesn't work one bit, just like those radiation thingy's
that supposedly reduce or elimate microwave interference.


"Eddie Haskel" <wiseguy@clever.com> wrote in message
news:yG6bb.3328$ii4.113587311@newssvr21.news.prodi gy.com...
: Thats a "red flag" for sure. SHE sells them to a major cell provider? Like
: who the hell is SHE hahahaha. I got to tell ya, when I am looking at
: Accessory providers (in person and on the internet) when I spot those or
the
: "Wave Scrambler" I promptly leave the store or change URL's in a hurry.
Only
: a "Snake-oil" kind of person could sell this crap and sleep at night
knowing
: full well it doesnt work. If they willingly sell this kind of shit,
chances
: are a lot of the other stuff is misrepresented as well and it's probably a
: good idea on NOT doing biz with them at all costs. Isn't it funny..you
NEVER
: see those things in COMPANY owned stores such as Nextel,Verizon and the
: rest...wonder why? Eddie
: