Advertising Standards...

I think you must have been.

I wonder how many people can actually conceive the cost of a regular glossy brochure?

They don't come cheap, and I've yet to find a way of doing them DIY being not much bigger than a one man band myself (we only have three families to support through our hard work).

Therefore you would have to be shifting some stock to cover the cost.

And I can see a one man band shipping all that stuff, Russ Andrews CD's too, and having the time to write the brochures, and do the VAT, and ...

As for Mr Belt's products: A reef knotted piece of equipment wire with croc clips either end connected across the live and neutral of an unused vacuum cleaner's plug in the cubby hole beneath your stairs will improve your hi-fi's performance? That's what I read in an article by Paul Messenger many years ago.

Now I ask you, what is the difference between that and saying that a knitted cable will remove RFI already present on the mains?

None in my book, but bl**dy hell! What do I know about anything? From what I hear put about and the number of gullible takers, I must be completely thick!

No, in the case reported on the Advertising Standards Authorities website, a diligent member of the public being duly qualified brought the claim to their attention. The ASA upheld it which means the claim is dishonest.

So basically people like me (that means me and about two or three others on the entire planet) who try to educate others regarding the truth are in the main ignored.

God help us!

The law is an ass!

The entire planet is based on total crap as any bible will tell you.

I did do from about 6pm Friday until I logged in around 11pm Saturday.

You think this is frustrated? No, just telling it as I see it.

Hypocrisy rules KO!

About 20 years ago, i remember a freebie in a magazine ( I think it was a Peter Belt product, but stand to be correceted ). It was a square of black sticky backed plastic that had to be cut into triangles and stuck on plugs and lights etc.