Check the site www.phact.org/e/dennis.html ------------------------------------------- This video shows various gadgets being peddled in USA by Dennis Lee and his associates. Surprisingly this is still going on, thanks to the nameless faceless internet in several dozens of websites and URLs inspite of several cease and desist orders issued against Dennis and his associates by Attorneys General of various states. Better Business Bureau Report is below: -------------------------------------- Principal: Mr. Dennis Lee (615) 595-1676 Additional DBA Names: ----------------------- Advanced Energy Systems, Amazing Technologies, Better World Technologies, Clarence Jaeger, Dutchman Enterprises -------------------------------- Nature Of Business: ------------------ In September 1999 Dennis Lee was doing business as "Tesla Electric International" advertised a 'free electricity' machine to be demonstrated in Nashville/Middle Tennessee marketplace. The advertisement and business opportunity offered by Mr. Lee was the subject of a Consumer Alert issued by the Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee. Additional management personnel include: Dr. Harold Bergen - President AHT Additional namestyles associated with Dr. Harold Bergen and the 'Free Electricity Machine'promotion are ADVANCED HI-TECH, INC. and HI-TECH located in Franklin, Tennessee. Government Actions: Since 1999 the Attorneys General of 7 states have taken actions against Dennis Lee, associated with three companies purporting to sell a free electricity device. The defendant Dennis Lee was arrested in Kentucky on counts of failing to register a business opportunity, failing to include the business opportunity registration number in advertisements, and making false claims. Other states have barred the defendant from conducting sales presentations on free electricity devices and other related technologies. Lee faced a contempt order in WA and CA states for violating a settlement that prohibited him from selling the advertised free electricity device. In October 1999 The Attorney General of the State of Tennessee obtained a temporary restraining order against Dennis Lee and other seminar organizers pending a motion to stop Dennis Lee from doing business in Tennessee. Since 2000 Consumers from across the United States have contacted the Better Business Bureau requesting information about the company's 'free electricity' presentations held at various public and private venues. Dr. Harold Bergen is identified by many consumers as the International Tesla Electric Company representative promoting "Registration For a Free Electricity Generator On a Residence" certificate. As of the date of this report BBB has been unable to verify that International Tesla Electric Company has provided any North America Household or Church registered as a 'Certificate Holder' with a 'Free Electricity Generator'. According to the company's promotional literature, 1.6 million witnesses will be signed up before the 'Free Electricity Machine' will be demonstrated at National Demonstration Day. Any consumer who has use of the company's "Free Electricity Machine" installed on their residence or any consumers wanting to provide additional information regarding their customer satisfaction experience with this company are asked to contact Kathleen Calligan, Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee, Inc. 615-250-4242. Additional DBA's, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers Additional DBA Names: Dennis Lee Group Don Winfield Energy Forever Free Electricity ITEC Jaeger, Clarence Dutchman Enterprises Tesla Electric Company UCSA United Community Services of America, Inc. Hi Tech, Inc The Tennessee court documents also outline Lee's criminal court records as under: ------------------------------------------- New Jersey, 1974 to 1979, eight arrests alleging fraud, forgery and drug-related offenses. New York, 1982, arrested on charges he passed bad checks. Washington, 1985, fined $31,000 in a civil action accusing him of violating the state's consumer protection act. California, 1988, Lee pleaded guilty to seven of 47 counts and served two years in prison for misrepresentations to investors about the energy-saving potential of an electric heat pump. In October, following Lee seminars in Yakima and Tacoma, Wash., state securities regulators filed a cease-and-desist order against him and his companies. The Washington order charges that Lee offered investments without being registered in the state and that his activities violated a fraud statute. Check the link below: http://www.peakenergy.net/announcement.htm It is time to take this career criminal of 40 years off our streets.