Cheap-Ass Spanish Infomercial Solves the Energy Crisis

HAHAHA! This is just awesome!
I haven’t been laughing like this in ages…

Hahaha…when and where was thiss aired????

The Cheap Gas infomercial aired Saturday, February 16 at 1PM on KNTC (Channel 42) in San Francisco, which is part of the Azteca America network.

i don’t believe it but has anyone tried it? can you give me the results?

i know of something that will save you tons of money on gas, help you lose weight, and help the enviroment!! And almost everyone has this lying around their house!!

SI SEÑOR!! IT’S A BIKE!!

Seriously, this is the stupidest and weirdest infomercial i have ever seen

How the hell did you find it??

Has anyone actually tried it? I thought it was 1 of the strangest commercials when I came across it. I just noticed that 1 of the local Spanish stations from SF I think had some infomercial & I wanted to see what it was about, so I came across this! LOL

I just saw the infomercial and was curious to see if the claims to improve gas mileage was true. I did some research and found that out what ionization meant. Basically the yellow product appears to be a magnet. According to http://www.consumerenergy.org/myths/gasoline this sort of products have not been recognized by EPA and some companies have had lawsuits by the Federal Trade Commission. I also found a website which offers proffessional engineer’s opinion on fuel saving gadgets and the review is not good. Check it out for your self and come to your own conclusion. http://www.fuelsaving.info/magnets.htm

what is the number because i couldn’t tell because it was being blocked

I’m currently watching this commercial on TV RIGHT NOW. I was so impressed by this amazing invention that I HAD to go online to find out more. Surprisingly, this brilliant invention doesn’t have a web site of it’s own. A google search of the 800 number (800-845-0602) produces no results. Odd, considering that this is the most amazing device ever manufactured. Who knew that a little piece of crap plastic that does nothing could save you HUNDREDS at the pump? Is it magic? Total bullshit? SI, SENOR!!

Si Senior it is bullshit. Does it work? Of course it does for the people selling it. Its all about the money boys, and these boys must be minting gold coins about now if we follow PT Barnums philosophy that a sucker is born every second. Snak oil is still thriving in our time. Get a million people to send you money and then disapear.

Yea this is better than tele evangelism, yes sir there are people out their who are so desperate to save money that they will buy anything. These young spanish entrepreneurs while giving real entrepreneurs a bad name are actually attempting to live the american dream

Reminds me of a famous Indian guy, who used to make Petrol from herbs. His name was Ramar Pillai and some of his followers (including some overzealous scientists in India) believed that our hero, Pillai deserved a Nobel Prize.

Of course, he ended up being in the Time magazine. The title of the write-up on him: Fool’s Petrol.

I love the last “Si Senor!”

SI SENOR!!

(….siiiiiii….)

I saw the onformercial and thought it was a pike of hippo SHIT!!!. Only an idiot would beleive it to be so beneficial. What a joke! If you beleive that then you wold beleive that I am the Virgin Mary live today and my son walks the earth. J

These guy’s are not SPANISH, they are SOUTH AMERICAN. The americans needs better geography classes.

Oh, then please tell me what language they are speaking in the infomercial? This is an infomercial that was aired and created in the U.S., being written about on an American blog, and you are leaving a comment in English, and yet you have no idea when the adjective “Spanish” is being applied to it??

I’m sure you realize that “Spanish” is a language, not just a nationality. No one blames the nation of Spain for the Cheap Gas infomercial.

I bought a used Jeep a while ago with this P.O.S. attached to the fuel line and had one hell of a time figuring out what it is and why it is there. Most of the grease monkeys in the area, like me, came to the conclusion that since we had no idea what it was, if it wasn’t doing any harm, we can only assume it benefits the vehicle somehow and that it was put there by somebody for a reason. Boy were we wrong. A few months later (about 5 minutes ago) I saw this ad air on TV. Right away I knew that was the culprit under my hood. At long last I can rest at ease and remove that piece of crap.

I have one of these its a competitors product, they contain rare earth magnets and they really do work
What “culprit” some guy you make no claims how it has effected your vehicle I have before and after results to satisfy myself of the products claims and it has given good results on my previous vehicle so I changed it over when I sold the vehicle.