Question:
My company, Mosquito Solutions, recently became distributor
of a product
called the Mosquito Killing System.
MKS is a revolutionary mosquito control device developed
with technical
assistance from NASA. The MKS attracts and kills biting
mosquitoes by
simulating the infrared (heat) signature of their natural
prey.
Mosquitoes are attracted and then drawn into the unit where
they are
electrocuted quickly and quietly.
MKS is a great, clean and effective method to control
mosquitoes in an
amazing one-acre area. And it is environment friendly as it
does so
without toxic chemicals or dangerous pesticides.
I would be grateful if some visitors to this forum would be
kind enough
to comment on our web page and on our product.
We can be found on line at
mosquitosolutions.com
Thank you for your consideration.
Answer:
- I watched a very interesting show on TLC the other day about
mosquito's. Was very interesting to learn that it is only the
females that bite for blood, mosquito's are herbivores and the
females only use the blood for protein for their eggs, not for
their own consumption. I was also surprised to learn that
diseases from mosquito bites are the number one killer of humans
in the world today, and things like malaria and yellow fever are
becoming immune to known treatments. In temperate regions of the
world, this is becoming a huge problem and a real threat to
humans.
If this device actually works, it could lead to controlling
suffering by millions of people around the world, and would rank
right up there with the discovery of penicillin. If this machine
actually works, I would think we would have heard about it on
major news media, and I don't remember anything about it at all.
I was also under the opinion that mosquito's are mainly attracted
to carbon dioxide, not heat, which this unit uses to attract the
buggers. I am not saying that it does not work, but I am kind of
leery of trying a 400 dollar device that if works, should be well
known before the product ever hits the market.
How's about sending me one to try, and if it works, I will be
on the top of your list for distributor positions. One would be a
fool to pass up an opportunity like this if it actually proves to
be effective. As the old saying goes, first one to invent a
better mouse trap will be rich (or something like that anyway).
By the way, the web site looks fine, maybe a few more
accurate facts about the device would be helpful, something like
independent testing results. Maybe more information about the
actual species of mosquitoes, and climatic regions that this
device proves to be effective for controlling them would be
helpful. Just because it might work in a Florida backyard,
doesn't mean it will work in the Northwest woods if you get my
drift. How about some results on tests in Alaska where they grow
to the size of hawks?
-The unit works, I have tested it, and it has been tested over the past 2 years
by various organisations. Should you have further interest, I will compile more
information and forward it to you.
We do occasionally make units available to organisations for testing. Should
your organisation so desire, please contact me directly by email so we can
discuss further.
We also offer a 30-day satisfaction or money back guarantee to everyone, and
very few have taken advantage of this provision to return their unit.
