There has been a lot of hype about converting cars to run on water lately...
especially since gas prices are getting ridiculously high.
A relatively new product on the market called water4gas that has been receiving in lot of attention.
In desperate need of an immediate solution, more and more people have been scouring the internet searching for an alternative to high gas prices.
But there are some major questions that need to be answered...
can it really be done? Is it really worth the time and money? Well, there are two answers to this question...
yes and no.
Believe it or not, most automobiles can actually be converted to run on water as well as gas! The shocking piece of the puzzle is the fact that it is relatively simple...
if you have the proper instructions.
This simple alteration to your vehicle's engine can increase your gas mileage by 50 to 100% almost instantly! With that being said, how much should one be willing to spend on this type of information? Well...
if the market was monopolized, this simple e-book would easily be worth thousands of dollars...
and people would gladly purchase it...
but it's not.
So I would not recommend spending an arm and a leg for this product.
I personally own a copy of this e-book...
and a friend of mine actually purchased another product that offered the same information.
At the end of the day, we both achieved the same results! I was a little annoyed because of the fact that I didn't do my "homework" before I made my purchase...
but hey...
the best lesson learned is a "bought" one.
Although I didn't feel too bad actually...
because I still save a ton of money on gas every month! Okay...
the point that I'm trying to make is that the same information found in the water4gas e-book can be found in other e-books offered all over the internet for less than half the price.
I'm not saying that it's not worth paying for...
any product that adds more value than it costs is definitely worth the money that was spent on it..
..
but, why would anyone in there right mind spend twice as much a product when another product containing the exact same information is being offered for a lesser price? I guess it all boils down to personal preference...
some people just like spending money...
but those are the type of people that should not be interested in this article in the first place! Apparently, saving money or gas is not an issue for them.