There is very little else about him available online. Given that key parts of Gilroy’s identity and credentials are impossible to confirm, his educational background is outright falsified, and the promotional material around him appears deliberately deceptive, we have concluded that such a person does not exist.
But is the device just a scam?
Described as a “smart device plugged into socket,” and a “voltage stabilizer,” it apparently conserves electricity, but no details are offered about the device’s mechanisms that allow it to do this. It also goes by different names online. One website called it
ElectroPro while others called it “
Power saver.” Amazon shared a version of the device labelled “
Powersave.” Most Amazon
reviews say the device is useless, or a “total scam.”
Scamadvisor, a popular YouTube channel,
called it a “complete waste of money” and said the product they ordered looked completely different from how it was advertised.
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