reply to Charles re. Stetzer response

Charles wrote:
Asking advice by telephone from Europe is a bit too expensive.
However, I did send several e-mails to Stetzer, but got never any answer.
Yhe only one who answered one of my questions was Less-emf.
Where I bought then the meter and several filters.
I get the impression that Stezter does not want to do business in Europe.
So I am reluctant in advising their filters and are looking for altenatives.
Although I found that a value of above 2000 GS units was lowered to 184 GS
units with one filter.

Shivani replies:
I sent your complaint to Dave Stetzer and he replied:
"I never heard from this guy and for him to say he wrote several times
is baffling to me.
We have been working on a European version of the filter for 2 years and
have been marketing them in Kazakhstan and Russia for some time now.  
We have one being made for the UK now and in the process of manufacturing one
for Sweden.  The Australian and Japan models are at the test labs now andhope
to have them approved in the next 2 months. We plan on marketing the filters
world wide.
Of course 184 GS units is too high and needs to be under 30 for sure."
I happened to speak with Dave today and he brought this up again, saying
that he answers all his e-mails, even the ones from cranks. Are you sure
you got the address right?
Regards,
Shivani


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Hello Shivani,

I did sent an e-mail on Februari 3 to [hidden email]
I repeated that one on Februari 6 to [hidden email]
And repeated the whole on Februari 6 to [hidden email]
No replies.

The website www.stetzerelectric.com is not really user friendly.
It is very difficult in finding an e-mail address at all.

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
www.hetbitje.nl
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Subject: [eSens] reply to Charles re. Stetzer response


> Charles wrote:
> Asking advice by telephone from Europe is a bit too expensive.
> However, I did send several e-mails to Stetzer, but got never any answer.
> Yhe only one who answered one of my questions was Less-emf.
> Where I bought then the meter and several filters.
> I get the impression that Stezter does not want to do business in Europe.
> So I am reluctant in advising their filters and are looking for
altenatives.
> Although I found that a value of above 2000 GS units was lowered to 184 GS
> units with one filter.
>
> Shivani replies:
> I sent your complaint to Dave Stetzer and he replied:
> "I never heard from this guy and for him to say he wrote several
times
> is baffling to me.
> We have been working on a European version of the filter for 2 years
and
> have been marketing them in Kazakhstan and Russia for some time now.
> We have one being made for the UK now and in the process of manufacturing
one
> for Sweden. The Australian and Japan models are at the test labs now and
hope
> to have them approved in the next 2 months. We plan on marketing the
filters
> world wide.
> Of course 184 GS units is too high and needs to be under 30 for
sure."
> I happened to speak with Dave today and he brought this up again,
saying
> that he answers all his e-mails, even the ones from cranks. Are you
sure