Does this thing actually work?

[Sorcerer]

I recently received the following in my email:
http://p1.fr/magnetic-work

I am not here to promote anyone's merchandise. I simply want to know if this is genuine, or is it a scam? 

[gauschor]

Scam

[Sorcerer]

Scam

Thank you for your reply.
I'm not saying your wrong, and more than likely you are right, but do you have any verifiable info that proves it is a scam? I like to review info of this nature myself.   

[e2matrix]

It's a known scam for the most part using other peoples work on the Internet to make something sound possible.  Search on one of the rapidshare search engines and you'll find the same plans they use for this.  Someone who bought them was apparently mad they were worthless and put them on rapidshare.  See the same thing on fleabay too.  Don't waste a penny on it.  There's a lot more possible with things being discussed on this forum. 

[gyulasun]

Hi Folks,

I think that focusing on only the video referred to in the above link is not at all a 100% whether it is a scam.

The video speaks about EBM and Mr Szabo who patented and manufactures generators claimed and measured to give excess electricity and heat.
Here is the patent link:

http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=CA2131961&F=0

and some more info: http://www.rexresearch.com/szabo/szabo.htm

I thought I mention this though I do not know for certain if the generators of Mr Szabo really produce excess energy, this is what they claim and already they have sold some. IF their generators do not produce any excess energy, then probably the investors and/ or buyers would have done legal actions against Mr Szabo, but his company has been known to exists for many years now. This is their home page: http://www.gammamanager.com/index.html
Just thought to give this info for those interested.

Thanks,  Gyula