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HHO Scams in the news

Until recently the mainstream media has been happy to take the word of many HHO scammers at face value but fortunately they're now realizing that these claims simply "don't hold water".

I'm now getting several emails each day from newspapers, magazines and broadcast journalists who are seeking to find out the truth about the claims being made by those touting these "jam-jar" fuelsavers.

The tone of the stories being carried by credible media outlets is now changing to reflect the truth about the folly of such systems.

On this page, I'll be keeping a regularly updated list of news stories that challenge the scammers and their claims.

The first link does not directly deal with HHO itself but one of the biggest fuel-saver scams ever perpetrated. I've included it because it speaks volumes to the gullibility of not just every-day people but also those in high places (including governments) who ought to know better.

Please watch the 44 minute video on this page. (Broadband, or Dialup).

You may find it hard to believe what this scammer got away with, including the collection of $100m in investor funds and duping the Australian government into also giving him money. It shows the levels that scammers will stoop to in order to feather their own nests by telling outright lies, fabricating "test results" and by simply telling people what they want to hear, even though it's not true.

Other HHO stories in the news (updated 1 Oct 2008)

• Hydrogen generators in cars 'fraud' (NZ Herald)
• Hydrogen generators help sellers, not drivers (Journal Gazette)
• Can kits really improve gas mileage? (Palm Beach Post)
• Whether water in your engine is all washed up (Ventura County Star)
• Hydrogen Electrolyzer Mod Can't Up MPGs (Popular Mechanics
• Run Your Car on Water: Online Vendors Show You How (NY Times)
• Water 4 Gas Fails to Boost Mileage (Grenville TV News)
• Hydrogen conversion claims put to the test (TV3 New Zealand)
• Here We Go Again (AutoWeek)
• Kits with come-on: Boost gas mileage (News & Observer)
• Giving fuel a boost (Tri-city Herald)
• Instructor puts brakes on H2O-powered car (The Athens Messenger)
• Can you really run your car on water? No (Lancaster Eagle Gazette)
• Running your car on water? (Fox)
• Buyer beware of 'gas-saving' rip-offs (Sun Times)
• No way HHO says AA (Northern News)

Quick navigation of this feature:

• The HHO Scam-busting homepage
• The proof HHO is a scam
• A reply to the HHO scammers
• Proof that hydrogen enrichment won't work
• What the scammers say about this site
• The HHO Scam FAQ
• HHO Scams in the news
• Other fuel-saver scams
• Who is Ozzie Freedom?
• Stanley Meyer's Claims
• Discuss this in the forums


• A journalist's guide to HHO (run your car on water)

Please spread the word to save people from wasting their cash and help put these scammers out of business. Link to the first page of this feature and tell your friends about it.

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