The Truth on Ricpind EMI Negative Ion Solar Warmth: Scam Snow Removal
So you came across Ads promoting RICPIND EMI Negative ION Solar Warmth snow clearing equipment. Unfortunately, it’s pure sales gimmick, and not a real description of what the device really does.
As a Cybersecurity analyst actively fighting cyber crimes like fake products and misleading Ads, my investigations revealed Ricipind EMI Negative Ion Solar Warmth is a scam. This product which is falsely called a ‘snow clearing equipment’ is actually a car air freshener.
Below are my findings, with images, reports and links to back up my verdict.
Exposing The Car Air Freshener Scam
I took a close look at the images used to advertise this product and did a reverse image search on them. The search result showed product listing on AliExpress, Alibaba, Amazon, etc.
As can be seen from the images below, the descriptions used are ‘Car Air Freshener Perfume Fragrance’ ‘Car Air Freshener for car parfum’ ‘Car Vent Clip Essential Oil Diffuser’. From all indications, the product is not equipped to remove snow.
You might want to believe otherwise, but sadly there’s no science behind this so called EMI Negative Ion Solar warmth.
Fake Invention Story
Can Negative Ion clear snow? Is there really an EMI negative Ion technology? These are the likely questions on your mind. My research showed there’s no connection between Negative Ion and Snow Removal. There’s also no technology called EMI Negative Ion Solar Warmth.
Searching for reports or findings on the invention show no data or research made. Rather, what you see online are sales pages for this falsely advertised product.
What then is Negative Ion? WebMD describes it as ‘odorless, tasteless, and invisible molecules that we inhale in abundance in certain environments. They clear the air of airborne allergens such as pollen, mold spores, bacteria and viruses. Obviously, Negative Ion cannot clear snow or create solar warmth.
Red Flags Behind Ricipind EMI Negative Ion Snow Clearing Equipment
It’s quite easy to spot that this product is a scam. The first red flag is the outlandish claims of new invention. When you search online there’s no research about the groundbreaking technology
Secondly, new sought for inventions are rarely sold with huge discounts. Of a truth, the 50% ‘Discounts’ offered or ‘limited Sales’ offer are actually marketing gimmick to create a sense of urgency.
Thirdly, it isn’t sold on established online stores like Amazon, Walmart, etc. When you check the reputation of the websites selling this product, you’d find tons of negative reviews.
Wowelo.com, mowelo.com, homofly.co, etc. have all been reported for false advertising, defective products, false money back guarantee, etc.
In reality, the sites are owned by Dropshippers who buy items in bulk from Alibaba then use false marketing to sell the items.
Similar Snow Clearing Equipment Scams
Over the past month, I’ve investigated and exposed the following scam deicing tools marketed online;
Heat Wolf Deicer – allegedly a portable instrument that uses microwave molecular technology to protect vehicles from snow and ice. This tool or gadget is said to have been invented by researchers from the University of Tokyo. However, it’s actually a Car Air Freshner Diffuser.
Portable Kinetic Heater – Sold under different brand name like ‘Timnamy’ ‘Miqiko’, etc. The background story about Kinetic Technology is mere marketing strategy to attract buyers. It is just a mere rotating car perfume.
What to Do If You Fell for This Scam Solar Warmth Snow Removal Device
First thing you should do is inform the seller by cancelling your order. You’d likely be told that the item has already been shipped. If so, don’t panic. Immediately, request for a refund.
Then inform your credit card provider and dispute the charge. You can send them the link to this post, to back your claim of fraudulent purchase. You might need other evidence like screenshots of product (if you’ve already received it) showing it doesn’t work.
