I have two of these and I actually tested them against other emf protection devices and a standard usb. And it does cancel the harmful effect of radiation so it does do something - I videoed the tests... See more
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Hi Zuck MicDee here, this device saved my marriage. See Dominique and I were having a rough patch, whenever I came home from my office job and said my woes she would just stand there in the corner and... See more
I'm thinking of purchasing it. Every newspaper and blog says it's a scam, yet no one seems to sue them. That happens often when someone has difamation intent. If they go to court and they win the... See more
Got my 3 usbs last week for just £800 and already know they work as the 5g mast just 2 feet away from my 3 month olds bedroom window immediately burst into flames after plugging all 3 into my PC.... See more
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I would shop around
I would shop around, got the offer of 3 and can still feel a bit of 5G around me...
Greedy shameful inhumanity
Brilliant! Also allowed me to travel backwards through time and imbued the power of flight.
Complete scam and misinformation
Complete scam and misinformation. USB stick is a fake and does nothing. DO NOT BUY from them.
Absolute scam
Absolute scam. It's a £5 USB stick purchased from USB Print with a sticker on it that through some unknown magic that defies the laws of physics and thermodynamics, provides an invisible force field to protect you from a threat that doesn't actually exist. You would have to be mentally deficient to believe such ludicrous claims and mumbo jumbo.
Checkout their so-called 'studies' on the website, nothing but unrelated articles peddled by new-age snake oil salespeople. That said, if you believe that radio waves are capable of transmitting viruses, you deserve to be ripped off. Reported to TS.
Don't believe the doubters!
I once lived in terror of the evil 5G spirits, which made it difficult to leave the house. However these days I simply insert the 5GBioShield into my personal pipe and go about my business. It may seem like an expensive rip-off, but can you really put a price on freedom?
P.S. Thanks to the multi-pack offer I can now store a spare in my personal bung hole to ensure full coverage at all times.
I like mash potato on kebab meat
Got my 3 usbs last week for just £800 and already know they work as the 5g mast just 2 feet away from my 3 month olds bedroom window immediately burst into flames after plugging all 3 into my PC.
Mrs osama at no 35 doesn't have corona virus anymore aswell! That's because she passed away when the 5g mast toppled over into her house.
On the plus side all the other neighbours can now safely remove their tinfoil hats and focus on the more pressing issue of chemtrails. This leads me nicely onto my new wifi dongle which eliminates all chemtrails over a 500mile radius of where the unit is plugged in. £900 for one or to triple the distance i have 3 for the mere price of £12k, that's an unbearable price for all round 1500mile protection.
Obvious scam is obvious.
I'd rather buy a hundred pounds of potatoes than this
I read the BBC review and I was very concerned that I could not buy the product at my local grocery store. There are many, many fearing and stupid people here who would absolutely love to leave their money for some useless crap. Come on over.
Snake Oil for the 21st Century
This is not funny. It is vile to exploit the genuinely concerned and vulnerable for personal financial gain. Shame on you.
Wow, just wow.
Anna Grochowalska and Valerio Laghezza are shameless individuals who delight in selling snake oil to the foolish and unaware. Avoid!
Literally a scam
Literally a scam. It's just a USB stick with a sticker on it.
Absolute total and utter nonsense
Absolute total and utter nonsense. Read a copy of any Star Trek technical manual and compare the language used for this 'product'. A fool and their money are easily parted.
Scam
Scam, pure and simple. A cheap USB stick shipped in from China which then has a little sticker put on it. There is literally zero science behind this product. Microwaves leak more radiation than 5G for goodness sake. If you've got a microwave, and you believe in all this nonsense about 5G causing illness/covid 19, then you're already dying so you might as well enjoy the rest of your time and not worry about having to plug yourself into a USB port for your mobile shield!
A MUST BUY to keep your family safe
As a young lad growing up in some real mean streets, i've always known the dangers about the "g's". Whilst I can't protect my self from Gesus, Godzilla or Gammon, I can protect myself now from the other 5G's. This is a MUST BUY to keep safe.
Lying fraudsters
Lying fraudsters
£339 for a £5 USB stick, pure theft.
Contact Details:
Anna Grochowalska and Valerio Laghezza
7 Albion Parade, London, England, N16 9LD
Feel free to report them for fraud by googling:
reporting actionfraud police uk
[should be top link]
Thank You
A scam taking advantage of fear.
A scam taking advantage of fear.
Zero scientific backing. Fraud.
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