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Ashton has what appears to be an emerging free energy scam his latest YT video (not providing link).
He has previously promoted a very thoroughly debunked pair of videos about MH370.
His scam seems to be VERY in depth, and actually led by another group. It seems possible that he could mislead and defraud many people with this scam.
He's set up an LLC (AetherTech), and is apparently developing contract language and closed session demonstrations where an NDA is required just to observe, and who knows what else.
He's trying to reach out and get youtubers with large follower counts to sign a contract and then say it's real when they "prove it works with electrical meters". He has already mentioned ElectroBoom, and presumably would target others.
There are MAJOR red flags to this.
I guess I'm posting this here to get ahead of his attempts to further his grift and potentially find some ways to spread awareness and prevent people from being taken by his scam.
He's said a lot more lately, and it looks like he's planning to try to market this supposed device with lots of legal boiler plate to try to scare purchasers out of saying anything whether it works or not.
Ideas?
What can be done to help unsuspecting people like my Grandma from getting scammed by this (obviously, I would never let MY grandma fall for this).
A friend that knows I am interested in fusion suggested I watch Ashton Forbe's videos. Anything good there? The videos are long so I don't want to waste my time if there is nothing intelligent there.