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While I believe there are a lot of scammers ploying with cheap gas offers, why did this writer include the water-for-gas being a scam? Did they try it for themselves? Now there are claims for replacing fuel with only a water fed system, that is far fetched for the average backyard hobbiest. BUT, then Japan claimed recently to have made one??? ALSO, the writer says Hydrogen created in mason jars, so, what difference does the container make?. Not many claim pure Hydrogen, but actually 2 parts H to one part O (HHO created from H2O). Its articles like these that stereotype legitimate people that are only showing that there can be an increase in fuel efficiency by 10% to 20% by aiding the fuel burn, not replacing it. I'm trying it out for myself, and there is whole community that shares its information to others, mostly for free. They are not scammers, everything is very up front with their information. Sorry if a few have once again made a bad mark for all. Writers should be able to clarify that there are differences, not fold everyone together in one scammer group.