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The Slash Watts energy-saving device does not work as advertised. SlashWatt 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 Slash Watt would have shut down their business and create another one under a different name using the same fake device.
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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.