World's first real Free Energy Flashlight - no shaking - no batteries! No Solar

[mscoffman]

I have ordered the Elfe 'free energy flashlight' at 1.09. and was informed about a delay of delivery of at least 3 month. I have not received anything yet .
They do not answer emails. Nobody answers the phone . I called them multiple times at 6am in Germany which is 4pm / 5pm in Australia.
Next time I will only order such devices , if they are distributed in my country, so they have to obey german law.

Thank you for being considerate of others!  I was going to order one of these flashlights myself but since no shippy; no ordery, it's that
simple. On the other hand if I receive a reasonable confirmation I'll be persuaded the other way. Shipping, as claimed, is very important
for a new company's corporate credibility IMHO, as it is easy to see a company jumping from one OU "solution" to another meanwhile
never shipping anything.

I get tired of being lied to by free energy companies.

[Berto3]

In the style of SmartBeliever:  You have to wonder about the IQ of ANYBODY who orders ANYTHING from ANYBODY over the internet

[SoManyWires]

The lesson?

that might be yet one more example why a predetermined method of online sales of new product releases should instead be only allowed in such that a customer can and will get a full refund without delays. especially for something that most likely doesn't really contain a can of florida sunshine, or a 'free energy' based product.

i don't like promoting ebay because they and a few others like them too need to become able to provide a more transparent shopping experience for customer$ investment through the profitable giant that ebay is. their current design has cost me a couple of times for items i would not have considered, should they force some of their sellers to be even less cryptic, and sometimes more available for customers real time questions, things that customers can expect to find in bricks and motar retail sources. there is room for improvement.

but the one option ebay does already allow that is useful for example, is their buyer protection built in that allows customers to get their money back.
and even that process could also use some revisions.

any marketers of unproven products must accept this as their only option in the future, and many of them will have to perform community service to their creditors, or even better if they were to put enough money into a escrow account held by their creditors in advance BEFORE being allowed to publish their work$ within a marketplace. no exceptions.

[e2matrix]

In the style of SmartBeliever:  You have to wonder about the IQ of ANYBODY who orders ANYTHING from ANYBODY over the internet

That is ridiculous.   I just looked at my folder where I keep a PDF print of all purchases I've made on the Internet and it is easily over 2000.   There has not been one single case where I lost money or was scammed.   There were just a couple times things got lost in the mail and I was able to get a refund.   It is a lot safer than driving into a city and buying items (risk of car accidents, being mugged and more).   I think you have to wonder about the IQ of anyone who does NOT use the Internet to buy at least some things since you can nearly always save money buying on the Internet.   
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[citfta]

I have to agree with e2matrix.  I haven't kept an accurate count but I have bought over 200 items from Ebay and probably at least 100 items from other places.  I have not lost on one single item.  There have been a few times I have had to ask for a refund because an item wasn't working after I got it or it got damaged in shipping but I have always gotten a refund for those items.  Using common sense and some homework can almost totally eliminate any risks.

Carroll