P.S. - Next time you want to SLANDER & ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT A LEGITIMATE COMPANY, with LEGITIMATE PRODUCTS, maybe you should read up a little on the subject and not be so OBVIOUS!!! P.S.S. - Get A Life!!! : )

Guys like this must make Jim Fobair very proud indeed! Here's another good candidate for the OneSource downline-

Merjh $!

With great delight I found this site and have giggled over only what I've read so far. . .what a scam this is, huh? And, I must say with head hung low in shame, I too, jumped into this last summer hoping one of my biggest pet peeves, running out of laundry detergent because the babysitter uses 3 cups per load and ruins clothes, would be remedied. I'd never have to worry about it again. I was SOLD a 6-pak and promised I'd be a millionaire within the year. Wow, was I Iucky to have found One Source!

Had a laundry party and was laughed out of my own living room by friends and family. Lent disks out to friends only to have reports that the damn things shrunk and faded cotton sweaters and set stains that Tide would have gotten out with no problem. Sigh. Needless to say, I later had to convince those people that I was suffering from some sort of gamma ray poisoning at the time I got into this, and under normal circumstances, would never have entertained such a ridiculous idea.

Sigh again.

GREAT SITE!

Lisa

My thanks so much to you. And thankfully I didn't get started selling them and lose what little respect I have earned as a professional and reputation as an intelligent person. If I have legal problems with getting my refund I will let you know and go as public as possible. Thanks again for being "out there" -

Tina

Do you have the courage to say who you are or are you just part of the usual seedy rat's nest? I am sick and tired of these kinds of games. Who are you - cowards who will not reveal yourselves, comics, typical deceptive corporate Palmolive or P & G ambush goons or people of authentic character?

I know that you will not reveal yourselves. Right?

That says it all.

We're not as dumb as you imagine. Your arrogance is the flip side of ignorance. Yes, it's e-z to see through...your gambit.

Idiots of destiny shaping an idiotic world, were you born for this?

Sic transit gloria mundi.

REMEMBER
THY
SELF

We remember this guy - he was one of the seminar speakers at the OneSource Team Builder School held in San Diego last month!

I know a network marketing guy that is going to a big corporate meeting in L.A. this weekend. He was totally against O.W.N until he started seeing the money his friends were making. It's what he called front end loading that made him suspect of the program. He also was present when I did the testing and saw the results . Yet his networking friends have sucked him in by signing people up under him. Everyone is encouraged to buy a 24 pack each month if they are really serious about doing the business.They claim that these discs are like salespeople and they sell themselves.

The rational mind is put on the back burner while they gather up as much money as they can. This is a money game and nothing else, a pyramid scheme disquised as an MLM.

Sounds like "frontloading", doesn't it? But that would characterize the company as a pyramid scheme, which would break many state and federal laws. You must be wrong about that; I'm sure you just misunderstood the program. Yeah, that's it!

Have you put it to the test, as did my wife (who has forgotten more about laundry than you and I will ever know), after we were sent a disc by a friend?

Sadly for us, not being as wise or intelligent as you obviously are, we decided to do some practical testing, instead of turning to the omniscient and almighty intemet for answers. The results of our practical testing turned out to be overwhelmingly positive, as were three independent lab tests which unanimousily agree that the OneSource Lanudry CD does in fact make water behave as if it has detergent in it.

I should add, as a background perspective, that my vafe and I had less than zero interest in the Laundry CD, and were in fact totally negative when it came to getting involved in a network marketing business--ANY network marketing business. We own and operate a ten-year. old pool service business that provides a very comfortable six-figure income for us. But when my wife of nearly 3 0 years got excited about a product that would

1) save us money.--nearly $2,)00.00 over the seven-year life of the CD,

2) eliminate chemical residues from our clothing with its 100% hypoallergenic results,

3) make our clothing last longer since it will no longer be gradually dissolved by the chemicals in laundry detergents,

4) help to clean up the environment by eliminating, by our own personal use, 2 cups per day of the 8.64 million cups of detergenct per day that Americans dump into our rivers, lakes, and oceans from their l00 million washing machines

5) eliminate the carrying home from the supermarket those huge boxes of detergent, and then disposing those boxes into incinerators and/or landfills,

6) and, last but not least, be marvelously convenient to use: no more measuring, no more accidentals spills on the laundrv room floor, no waste as when even a minor water leak soaks the bottom of the detergent box, effectively ruining up to a quarter of the detergent as if cakes rock-hard; at that point, I decided that since everyone does laundry, perhaps the CD was a viable business endeavor.

But I am thrilled to have your logical, objective, rational input! Like you, we should have gone directly to the internet, rather than, as did some 300, 000 American housewives, test the product in our own washirig machine.

There is no question whatsoever that all 300,000 of them are, like us, under a delusion about the Laundry CD. Especially the 270,000 who are NOT distributors going for the big bucks, but, alas, merely poor, simple-minded folk who, deceived by the clean clothes coming out of their machines, purchased a CD.

I just wish that I could have access to all of them. I would gladly turn over their names, telephone numbers--even their e-mail addresses--so that you, out of the goodness and purity of your altruistic heart, could lead them out of their delusion, and return them once again to the Proctor and Gable fold.

By the way, what's your agenda? Hmm? If I were to follow the money, where would the trail lead?? Just wondering.

Boy, this guy is good! He's gonna move up fast in the OneSource Mega-Marketing Multi-Level matrix. Jim should put him in charge of worldwide sales; he could open new markets in Korea or maybe Saudi Arabia! All he needs now is a downline...

I'm interested in your "Laundry Disk 2000TM" and to represent you in Korea. We have large marketing network here. Please send proforma invoice for the sam ple charges to test the quality.Please send it by Fax not phone.

The continental trading company
Dobong-gu,Korea.
Kim,do-chin
With regards.

Please provide me with more information about your Laundry Disk 2000. I would like to test it myself, if it is as you said, Iwould like to be your independet distributor in Saudi Arabia.

My Address: AL-Wasama Commercial ESt.
Saudi Arabia

Best regards,
Khalid H. Alamoudi

We've done our jobs too well, it seems...

After reading the limited information on he label of my roommates Laundry CD, I decided to create my own test of this device...

From what I could gather (which was not a lot), according to the "quantum level structured water technology" it utilizes, it is supposed to break the natural bonds of multi H2O molecule strings to give the water "detergent like quality"... this would imply an overall decrease in water tension levels... i.e. the cleaning action of detergent rich water.

To test this was simple...

-I poured normal tap water into two shallow dinner plates.

-I then sprinkled table pepper on the surface of the water in each plate to observer any changes in the waters surface tension levels.

-In one plate I then dropped a couple grains of Gain laundry detergent (only a couple of grains mind you)...

Result: the pepper immediately jets to the edge of the plate illustrating the conservation of energy as the waters tension level dropped.

-In second plate I placed the entire OneSource Laundry CD...

Result: It got wet... and got wet pepper on it.

Conclusions: It has no effect on the water whatsoever... As only a couple of grains of detergent could instantly decrease around a 1/4 cup of water to greatly reduce its surface tension (i.e. molocule cluster sizes), the entire Laundry CD could not even have a noticeable effect on only 1/4 cup of water... think of the wondrous good it's doing you in your 5-10 gallon washer.

Sincerely,
Thomas

No fair, Thomas. You're not supposed to apply real science to OneSource science fiction.

However, according to the Worldwide Scam Netowork's website on the Ultra 7, OneSource's "new" product definitely shares similar features with IDEA Concept's existing product. But then again, it wasn't like the EarthSmart Laundry CD was all that innovative in itself as well.

Meanwhile, I will be attempting to contact NASA to verify if they indeed developed the Ultra 7 for OneSource. If my suspicions are correct, NASA will bring suit against Jim Fobair. Just from searching NASA's website, I found no association whatsoever with OneSource or the Ultra 7. This arouses even more suspicion in me and fuels my skepticism in Jim Fobair's honesty.

I would like to have a local news station or national program such as Dateline conduct an investigation and expose Jim Fobair's scam. What are your thoughts on this?

If everything the Worldwide Scam Network says is true, I'd like to see Jim Fobair get shut down, fined, pay restitution to all distributors, and sentenced.

That's not likely to happen, unless they break a couple of state or federal laws.

Your website has been very informative in satisfying my curiosity of this sudden infestation of laundry disks/balls.

Although I admit to being a OneSource distributor, I am still new since I have not yet recruited anyone. My doubts about the Earth Smarth Laundry CD's viability arose when I finally put it to my own comparison test. As the WorldwideScam staff concluded in its test, plain ol' Tide cleaned visibly better than the CD. But sadly, the CD didn't clean much better than a water-only wash. The CD may technically clean but not enough to impress an average consumer, but maybe an environmentalist or someone with a grudge against Proctor & Gamble.

My initial belief in the product's effectiveness was based solely on testimonials, or should I say hearsay. Could it be that all these OneSource distributors are unknowing victims of autosuggestion? Or are they too intoxicated by the promises of absurd incomes to see the reality.

Sincerely,
James

A little bit of both, no doubt...

Don't worry though, you are in good company as there are many sceptics around. in fact not five hundred years ago everybodt thought the world was flat.

Twenty years ago you graduated from high school and everybody thought you had learned to read, write, and spell. It appears they were wrong. That doesn't mean the "Laundry CD" and the "Ultra 7 LaundryMaster System" actually work. Have someone read the previous letter to you, take two aspirin, and call us on Monday.

It's a known fact that the Wright Brothers could not get their laundry clean, either.

I WOULD NEVER HAVE BELIEVED IT MYSELF IF I HEARD IT EITHER.

THE DISCOVERY WAS BY ACCIDENT AND I BELIEVE TO BE AN ANSWER AND BLESSING FROM MY PRAYERS.

J. DAVID HOLMAN

It's always great to hear from the upper management at OneSource!

I have some friends who have been 'washed' into joining OWN due to the latest & greatest technological & monetary advancements (apparently there is this miracle enzyme bottle). Apparently, OWN has the (paid for) endorsements of 5 environmental groups. Do you have any info on the legitimacy or complications of this organization? Naturally, they are both going to go for the BIG package to make BIG money FAST.

American Forests does not endorse the product, as we do not endorse any product. However, before entering into the partnership with Creative Labs, we thoroughly reviewed their claims both legal and scientific, and to the best of our ability found them to be correct.

As you point out, OneSource is a multi-level marketing company, and it has come to my attention that some of their sales force may be claiming that we "endorse" the product. We are taking action to clarify this issue.

If you have additional questions you can email me at this address. Thank you for your interest.

Best regards,
Adam S.

So this guy sees an attractive woman standing at the bus stop, and he says to her, "Hi! Please don't be offended, but would you sleep with me if I gave you a million dollars?" The woman smiles, and answers, "Sure! Yeah! No problem!" Then he asks her, "Well would you sleep with me for 5% of my sales?" And she says, "What do you think I am, a whore?" "Well," he says, "we've already established that. Now we're just haggling over the price."

Jonathan Root
NASA Headquarters
Commercial Technology Division

WHAT?!? But we were told that NASA developed the Ultra 7 LaundryMaster system exclusively for OneSource? Someone is being less than truthful here...

good luck - why not spend your time trying to help the homeless, of the starving rather than trying to save people from helping to save the environment. :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

Corey

We're doing all that and more here at the WWS Network - we're trying to save people from ending up homeless and starving when the OneSource pyramid collapses!

Another victim of multi-level marketing rescued by the WWS Deprogramming Team!

No, thank you for the good laugh. Get your money back???

The product change stimulated my thinking about the disk (both the CD disk and the Ultra 7 disk) and after tackling the problem in a new, simpler light, I do not see any way that the product could have any particular benefit from a scientific standpoint. I believe the CD to have been a placebo and the Ultra 7 system must derive all cleaning power from the enzyme solution.

The bottom line is that the disk is electrically neutral and can't generate a field, except for those dipole and higher order fields which arise from charge separations. Those are going on all the time in nature and produce weak, short range fields.

So the disk just can't do anything. I did not realize this until I thought of it in this light. For too long I was tackling the product via quantum mechanics which obfuscated matters too much for me to draw a conclusion. Looked at in this light I simply do not see how there could be any candidate field which would produce the desired effect.

With the new product, OneSource says the disk + the enzyme are an effective cleaning solution. No claim is made about the disk itself. The reason is obvious - none can be validated.

The disk exists as a marketing ploy only - to jack up the price to pay the commissions and to add some mystique to the product. The enzyme itself is probably very similar to a plant based cleaning product known as "Simple Green" which can be found at Wal-mart for about $7.00 for a highly concentrated gallon bottle.

I believe that OneSource felt they needed to change to a new product because of the growing skepticism from gov't agencies regarding the effectiveness of similar products sold my others and manufactured by Aqeuous Labs. They knew the disk was going down soon so they jumped off ship. The new product DOES work but the disk itself doesn't do anything. I feel this is a dishonest marketing ploy and it results in vastly over charging the consumer for what amounts to a plastic disk and some Simple Green.

So in good conscience I can't promote this. I will probably continue to host the pages for those who want to do the business, as a courtesy to them, but I do not expect to be involved myself any more. In fact, I am very upset about the whole thing and I believe legal action needs to be taken, either by a governmental anti-fraud agency or by private citizens. I'd like to see a class action suit by OneSource distributors, seeking the refund of all money spent on bogus product as well as damages.

This guy is great! He's smart, educated, thoughtful, and forthright. All that and he's got a conscience and ethics, too!. No wonder he's getting out of OneSource.