Looking for an edge?

**D3ALN** · 5th December 2010, 20:40

I bought a few of these power balance bands off the sales rep who comes round because it was his last day before going in for chemo he gave me good price. so am selling them with very little mark up. But these bands have a frequency which increases your power balance and flexibility in them.
I went for a ride with one today and managed to not fall off once and felt like I could manaevour my bike a lot better at increased speeds.
If you are keen to find out more look here
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...x?id=338079764

**KiWiP** · 5th December 2010, 20:58

Sorry mate but you've been scammed. Hope you didn't pay to much for them. If you did track him down and punch him in the face.

Or are you the scammer? I don't know just raising the question but the claims are highly dubious (read false)

Power Balance performance technology is Holograms embedded with frequencies that act postitively with your bodys natural energy feild increasing your Balance, Strength and felexibility

Holograms cannot be 'embedded' with frequencies this is just nonsense, if you have evidence to the contrary I'd love to have a laugh over it.
What is your bodies natural energy field? do you even know what energy or a field is?
Demo's of the supposed increase in speed, strength and flexibility are pure Barnum hocus pocus http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Piu75...eature=related

These are used by The Elite athletes of many sports to help them achieve excellence

Name them and I guarantee they'll sue

Great xmas gifts

If you believe this then get someone else to do your christmas shopping.

Please stop trying to scam your fellow bikers, it's not on

**D3ALN** · 5th December 2010, 21:04

Originally Posted by KiWiP

Sorry mate but you've been scammed. Hope you didn't pay to much for them. If you did track him down and punch him in the face.

Nah dude We were told there a fake ones doing the rounds that are useless. And after a few tests with none, a fake, and a genuine I am happy to say they have helped me.

**KiWiP** · 5th December 2010, 21:30

Originally Posted by D3ALN

Nah dude We were told there a fake ones doing the rounds that are useless. And after a few tests with none, a fake, and a genuine I am happy to say they have helped me.

You have been scammed or are trying to scam others. The claims you are making are pure bollocks.

Think about it. If there was any credence in the claims would not every doctor and hospital in the world be prescribing these. Would not every athlete be using them.

Don't carry on with this. If you believe it you will end up showing yourself to be a retarded tit. If you don't believe it you will show yourself up to be a conman.

Your move, which creek do you want to paddle up? (FYI you don't have a paddle)

**steve_t** · 5th December 2010, 21:55

Originally Posted by KiWiP

Sorry mate but you've been scammed. Hope you didn't pay to much for them. If you did track him down and punch him in the face.

Or are you the scammer?

Originally Posted by D3ALN

Nah dude We were told there a fake ones doing the rounds that are useless. And after a few tests with none, a fake, and a genuine I am happy to say they have helped me.

Right, so you're the scammer then. What a bugger the 'sales rep' couldn't heal himself with holograms embedded with special frequencies that cure cancer. I had a friend that died a while back of cancer at age 23. She spent hundreds of dollars on 'colour therapy' which was basically paying money to sit in a room holding on to a specially coloured piece of string. The colour therapist declared her cancer-free after about 10 sessions. She died not long after

**pzkpfw** · 5th December 2010, 22:07

Originally Posted by D3ALN

... a frequency which increases your power balance and flexibility in them. ...

Originally Posted by D3ALN

I bought a few of these ...

**Virago** · 5th December 2010, 22:15

**Blackshear** · 5th December 2010, 22:24

It's too late for me to comment on this shit.
Just goddamnit.

Really, hologram frequencies?

This is why we can't have nice things.

**James Deuce** · 5th December 2010, 22:48

Can you get these power bands for 2 strokes?

**psycho22** · 5th December 2010, 22:59

I have had a so called "balance test" done on me. Weird thing was it kinda worked.

I'm not to sure whether it's just a placebo effect or not because I didn't know when it was put in my hand.

There are supposedly medicinal ones as well but until solid proof can be given as to why and how they work they are just another scam to me.

**R6_kid:Me** · 5th December 2010, 23:10

If they really help then why is the dude going in for chemo?

**Pascal** · 6th December 2010, 06:25

Originally Posted by D3ALN

I went for a ride with one today and managed to not fall off once

Do you fall off regularly without these "power bands"?

**pzkpfw** · 6th December 2010, 06:45

Originally Posted by Pascal

Do you fall off regularly without these "power bands"?

Maybe he needs rubber bands.

**Mully** · 6th December 2010, 08:10

Originally Posted by steve_t

I had a friend that died a while back of cancer at age 23. She spent hundreds of dollars on 'colour therapy' which was basically paying money to sit in a room holding on to a specially coloured piece of string. The colour therapist declared her cancer-free after about 10 sessions. She died not long after

I hate with a passion "people" who pray on the sick like this.

"Oh, if you buy my crystals you'll be cured"

Fucking sickos.

**KiWiP** · 6th December 2010, 08:22

Originally Posted by psycho22

I have had a so called "balance test" done on me. Weird thing was it kinda worked.

I'm not to sure whether it's just a placebo effect or not because I didn't know when it was put in my hand.

There are supposedly medicinal ones as well but until solid proof can be given as to why and how they work they are just another scam to me.

Here's why the test appears to work http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Piu75...eature=related