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Esaver Watt Scam and EsaverWatt Energy Saving Device Review
Esaver Watt Scam and EsaverWatt Energy Saving Device Review

The Esaver Watt energy-saving device does not work as advertised. EsaverWatt is just one of the many fake energy-saving devices sold to people. And, as soon as consumers discover that this so-called device doesn't work, it is going to be too late to return it. This is because Esaver Watt would have shut down their business and create another one under a different name using the same fake device.

Esaver Watt's Website

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Here are some names that Esaver Watt was called before:

  • Stop Watt
  • Miracle Watt
  • True Watt
  • Real Watt
  • Watt Rescue
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by info

These similar plug-in "energy-saving" devices are widely considered a scam by electrical engineers and consumer protection advocates. There is no scientific evidence that simply plugging a small device into a wall outlet can cut your home's electricity usage or lower your utility bill.

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by an anonymous user from: Glendale, California, United States

Planning to buy Tesla car but because of this Esaverwatt scam I say goodbye to Tesla and any products owned by stupid person like Mr Musk. Stupid person.

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by an anonymous user from: Springfield, Ohio, United States

Prove its fake, you are a fake

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by an anonymous user from: Monroe, Louisiana, United States

You apparently struggle with the English language. It is a scam and Elon Musk has nothing to do with the product. I believe it may be you that is a “stupid person” for being scammed.

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by an anonymous user from: Fresh Meadows, New York, United States

Wow- your reply is rude and uncalled for.
Apparently you have a penchant for needing to feel superior to others who do not use as many words or the same words that you would use.
This person's reply is written in the form of a text- there is no challenge of language skills there.
Calling Musk a stupid person I am sure was an attempt to be polite in explaining how the person truly feels about Musk-
Get a grip bucko! Aside from that- the person writing never said that they had purchased the product that Musk is pushing ( or allowing his name to be attached to)- they are merely stating that in light of this product being a scam, why trust another Musk product, especially one as highly priced as a Tesla? I'm with the person with whom you replied to... my
Momma always told me that if I did not have something nice to say I should say nothing ... so... we part ways here....

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by an anonymous user from: Springfield, Ohio, United States

In terms you are also rude for saying he is rude, so.... why did you say anything? You too must have a penchant for being condescending, sophomoric and an overall generally belligerent and belittling persona about you. Disgusting.

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by info

The product is not owned or endorsed by Musk. The scammers are fraudulently using his name to sell their fake product.

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by an anonymous user from: Ashburn, Virginia, United States

If elon knows this is on with his name promoting it why hasn't he sued to remove his name.? This BS goes on all the time. Why is it allowed when it is obviously a scam?

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by an anonymous user from: United States

What a horrible greedy man... No savings, 4 months now!

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by an anonymous user from: Redmond, Washington, United States

Elon has nothing to do with this. They are using his name

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by an anonymous user from: Wimauma, Florida, United States

To good to be true usually is. They have Elon Musk and Tesla supposedly sponsoring this device ?

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by an anonymous user from: Huntington Beach, California, United States

Has anyone successfully sued Esaver Watt for fraud and collected $$?

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by an anonymous user from: New York, New York, United States

Listed above devices have inside very simple electrical circuit which consist from few small capacity capacitors. This circuit cannot significantly reduce electrical bills.
Anyone use this device will find that real savings for typical house are much less than one percent. Advertisement statement about significant savings is the big lie!
DO NOT BUY IT! IT IS SCAM!

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by an anonymous user from: Kapolei, Hawaii, United States

Wow, the reading for this is so convincing being that Elon Musk invented a car n then a co worker dies from not paying her electric bill, then the story continues on about saving 85% if u use this gadget all u have to do is plug it in n boom it cuts the noise frequency n the savings start immediately. So simple n saves alot. Well I was convinced bought the 2 plugs, the BEEP BEEP doesnt work. Savings ZERO, my bill still is the same 3 months now n ZERO geez that's just a coverd outlet plug I bought for 83.00 tax n shipping which suppose to be included. Well thank you for being a greedy donkey selling this piece of -#% you made for pennies n soaked us for big dollars...

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