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Originally posted by hipopp
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Just for your information; if you pressure Dell enough for answers, he will eventually lapse into his name-calling mode and then will run and hide for a month or two. Or he will tell you to do your own research and answer your own questions. In this case, you have done your own research (and plenty of it), so I rather imagine he will just go directly to his name-calling... and then disappear for a bit while things cool off and your questions go unanswered.
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"WHAT HAS BEEN DONE, CAN BE DONE" Comment
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Or in other words:Originally posted by Dell Winders View PostW.I.S.
"I used to think I was a parrot, but I'm alright now..... I used to think I was a parrot, but I'm alright now..... I used to think I was a parrot, but I'm alright now....."
"WHAT DOESN'T WORK, CANNOT BE MADE TO WORK."
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Dell has found tons of gold.Originally posted by hipopp
Every time gravity pulls his rods downward, they point toward tons of gold in the earth that has never been mined.
The question is... how much gold has Dell recovered?
For a manufacturer who produces treasure locators with frequency selections for "gold, silver, copper, lead, tin, iron, diamond & emeralds", we know he must have a large stockpile of spare gold that he uses to send his servants grocery shopping from his stately mansion. And if the local stores don't accept gold bullion for payment, he probably gives them wads of cash that he found using his "X-Scan & universal Dell Rod combo". http://www.omnitron.net/del_prod.htm
Of course W.I.S. (Wisdom is silence). -- Meaning he will not show any evidence of his vast wealth gained from treasure recovery because talking about it would place him in grave danger of being robbed by jealous skeptics.
Right Dell?
Best wishes,
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I thought it was Women In Sports.Originally posted by J_Player View PostOf course W.I.S. (Wisdom is silence). -- Meaning he will not show any evidence of his vast wealth gained from treasure recovery because talking about it would place him in grave danger of being robbed by jealous skeptics.
Right Dell?
Best wishes,
J_P
But, whatever, it makes as much sense as anything else Dell posts... Zilch, Zero, 0, Nothing.
The really important thing is; he avoids answering any of the questions put to him about his products, real claims and inferred claims. Sort of his own trademark he puts on all legitimate inquiries.
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your responses are pretty bad Dell...makes you sound a bit like a rangertell Clone i'm afraid.Comment
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More parrot droppings.Originally posted by Dell Winders View PostW.I.S.
"WHAT DOESN'T WORK, CANNOT BE MADE TO WORK."
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Real claims?Originally posted by TheseusThe really important thing is; he avoids answering any of the questions put to him about his products, real claims and inferred claims. Sort of his own trademark he puts on all legitimate inquiries.
It is hard to find any real claims Dell made for his Omnitron products.
On his products advertising page, Dell makes only two definite claims about the ability of his products to recover treasure:
1. "The PRO-4 has yet to prove it's merit with a recovery".
2. "As of August 2003 the X-SCAN has only been tested under the Ground & Atmospheric conditions of Central Florida, USA on a limited variety of targets. At the moment I really don't know the extent of it's capabilities, or of it's limitations".
Quoted from: http://www.omnitron.net/del_prod.htm
You can be sure Dell will point out his claims in federal court if the FBI goes after him for selling useless equipment across state lines under fraudulent pretenses. So keep Dell's claims in mind the next time you are overcome with gold fever and anxious to send in your cash for a magic paint roller that seems too good to be true.
Inferred claims?
Of course, you could infer that Dell is highly successful at recovering fabulous treasures based on the references he makes to treasure hunting projects where un-named archaeologists, anthropologists, geologists, mining companies and treasure hunters allegedly use his products.
But think about it....
what professional would use a product that has never made a single recovery?
Is this more hillbiilly logic?
Best wishes,
J_PComment
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60 minutes contact with...
hello 60 mins editorial
can i interest you and therefore have you expose a scam of a product sold on eBay here and internationally?
The product is a "Long Range locator". Yes you simply type in a few numbers on a calculator, point the aerial and it will locate gold gems and even paper money.
I would not bother you if it was simply a scam product as there are numerous sold today but this one is so so so different. Different in that the seller /manufacturer is obviously some sort of colourful paranoid who has left a trail of lies slander and libel and character assasinations on the internet on various sites in a most inglorious language for all and sundry to see. The claims are so preposterously transparent and laughable that it will absolutely guarantee you a riveted audience on your program. example follows a typical submission on a internet forum and a response from the peddlar......
to hung
I can point the rangertell at a pair of old boots and "tell it there is spanish dubbloons sewn into the soles " and by jove the rangertell locks onto the boots. WOW. Next day I can point the rangertell at the old boots and after telling the aerial that the Jinns have been at work again and stolen the dubloons the aerial is not interested in locking onto the target. What a heap of absolute drivel.
hello hung...i see you are a true believer...best of luck in finding gold...how much have you found to date? I have found old boots, cardboard boxes, filled soiled nappies and the like. I mean this rangertell can find me anything i point it at. Never found me an australian Turk like osman before though better point my aerial at him and declare him found!
Had to mow the lawn the other day so took the rangertell to the shed pointed it at the lawnmower and found it. found the shed and the lawnmower all at the same time...this device is astounding. The missus put a gold nuggett in the lounge room for me to find and i spent days trying to find it ...cannot...it is still in the lounge room and she has forgotten where she put it after shifting it around so many times trying to make it easier for me. I mean man if i only knew exactly where it was i could point my aerial at it and find it. Might take it to church on sunday and point my aerial at it and find my church. Can't be too careful you are not in the right building you know.
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Ohhhh you guys, the ranger tell doe's work, iv got one.
Ya just have to be in the right frame of mind when it becomes a part of your anatomy.
It works like this, open can of favorite beer, place rangertell in left or right hand, extend small antenna, turn calculator on and enter the numbers in the correct sequence, 5318008, turn screen upside down and grin, thrust hips back and forth while using available hand to gesture a passing truck driver to sound his horn, scull beer, hold parallel to the ground, scratch testicles, toss empty can, fart, swing rangertell left then right then left then right then repeat sequence a few more times, grin burp and keep your balance, open new can, walk a few steps crouch down and rest, toss previously opened can, light cigarette and wipe brow, look at calculator screen and grin once more, say the words MY BAD, chuckle, open new can, scull contents, disregard empty can, open new carn, look at cowcumator screen and frust hips, make horn sound, consume comtemps of newly opened cam, look at cowpototo scween, gwin, fow away empty fing, owpin neww con, enhale coptemp, fart, faw down in swow motion, wook ot elavotor scren, giggl umtill spew, loook at spew, oten new cem, get comteps of new cen im my mowf, path oot.......GOLD. Rangertell
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If I told you that I'd have to kill you!
Many, many operatives do and don't tell the company. They cheat don't they!
If 1300 have been sold and accepted , surely you can see ( or google rangertell) there are countless people using this in the mining industry.
What irks us is the fact you did not contact us during your trials. In other words you may have been using a faulty unit. Two years is well past warranty and everything,..never mind refund. We are not a candy store run by a benevolent retard!!
Leave it with me.
etc etc etc etc please refer to site www.geotech1/forums then go to REMOTE SENSING then RANGERTELL EXAMINER FIELD TRIALS. Also the Australian site is www.Finders.com.au I am Hipopp just another one in a long line of bitten customers...
Absolutely ridicule this Rangertell for a darn good sixty minutes segment...will help all i can but please give me adequate notice.Comment
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Originally posted by J_Player View Post
Still waiting on the Phoenix guy to get back. Re companies that use RT products, if you read the Testimonials on the rangertell.com site there is a letter from one there. Right down page, easy to miss. It's after first post past the pics.
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Hi RangerTell.Originally posted by Rangertell
Thank you for checking into it. Please send the details by PM when he gets back to you.
I will contact him and make arrangements suitable for both of us.
Best wishes,
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J Player
Although he appears to have had success with meteorites this year he suggested we would do better with someone in California that owns a newer model. His is a 2003 model from memory. Sorry.
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Hi Rangertell,Originally posted by Rangertell
I thought the older models could detect gold and other treasures. But I can see how technological advances could make for better detection of specific targets. Ok, I am ready... hook me up with someone in California that owns a newer model. There are people in the Southern California who have a newer model, right?
If not, then it might be fun to find some meteorites in the Arizona desert. I have some meteorite samples that would be good to use as test specimens to see how well the 2003 model can detect them. We can also take the RangerTell to the open field. Who knows... we may find a really cool specimen like a pallasite.
PS. I am right-handed and in good health, so there should be no problem with the functionality of the RangerTell Examiner if I should make a go at it.
Best wishes,
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