It is totally understandable that the online community would be suspicious about Water4Gas. Also the anonymity of the internet lends itself much more to a scam operation than a brick and mortar establishment (regardless of what might be going on in the back room of that storefront) . Just the incredible timeliness of this product opens the door to suspicion. So is it just one more person taking advantage of other people's misery to make a buck or is there a real solution here?



I guess the first thing that you have to do is to define terms. How are we defining a scam? Most folks just like to get fair value for their buck and if they don't get it and if it is reasonable to suspect that the proprietor was overselling that value intentionally then it would fit within the definition of a scam.

Well, there is a large volume of data provided in the Water4Gas members area in over four hundred pages. So that certainly shows a genuine effort to provide something of value and a lot of research and testing went into the information that is provided..

What you get in exchange for your money is an education in effective ways to boost your MPG in addition to the assembly and installation instructions for the Water4Gas system.

It is a proven fact that you can have success at increasing your fuel economy. The Water4Gas information goes way beyond things like get the dead weight out of your trunk and keep your tires at proper pressure kind of stuff you see all over the net

Is Water4Gas everything that it could be? Well there is room for improvement. And this is the nice part of the water 4 gas system. It teaches you enough about the subject of turning water into hydrogen gas so you can make adjustments that fit your application and availability of components.

The Water4Gas system even shows you how to boost your mpg through combination of other effective systems into an integrated whole for maximum result.

After reading the threeWater4Gas books, it's hard to call the water4gas system a scam. So much effort was put into testing the systems and providing information about it that it's hard to consider it anything but valuable.

I believe that some people are calling water for gas a scam because they expect more than a book. Visitors to the website more than likely quickly look at the pictures and expect a ready to go package to be delivered.

This is not the case; the books provide pictures and part numbers and places to buy the items needed to build your own system and instructions on how to install it. It even goes to this extent? you can find fellow Water4Gas members who are doing assembly of kits and installations as their business and this is facilitated by Water4Gas without the owners of Water4Gas taking a middle man fee!

The water for gas website has found a less expensive way to build and install a system that will increase fuel economy. Plus you can continue to expand the system at your own pace to further increase your miles per gallon.

So is Water4Gas a scam or is it something with real inherent value?

If we rephrase the question to can you buy the books, learn about extracting hydrogen gas from water to be burned in your engine, build and install a fuel efficiency increasing system that will raise your average fuel economy, the answer is yes.

Beyond that it is up to you if you feel an investment of $97 is a fair price to pay for the amount of gas, the reduction of emissions toxicity to zero and an engine that runs happier.

One thing is very certain. The price of gasoline has doubled in six months and gone up by 700 percent in a few years time and we need to do something effective.

The oil companies and car manufacturers would have you believe that water 4 gas is a scam and nothing can be done to increase fuel economy. And this is a lie. Those guys are really running a mammoth scam and new solutions should be supported and given the best benefit of any doubt.