The investment you put on photovoltaic cell will be retrieve in short time period depend ( on how much electricity you are using ). But Miss Snowdon said the prior 'registration free-for-all' meant there could be still be many 'sleeper cell' schemes that scammers are still using to target victims today. The scammers launched sales blitzes, often using cold calling to offer targets free 'pension reviews' before proposing switching existing pensions to another 'more lucrative', but still Government registered, scheme. The following year HMRC also introduced a 'fit and proper' person check allow it not to register a scheme, or to de-register an existing scheme. Some victims have been hounded at their homes by bailiffs sent by HMRC. I sent the phone with a prepaid mailing label. 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. Victims described having mental breakdowns, panic attacks as they live in constant fear of the future, while the scammers who lost their millions have in most cases escaped with little more than a 'slap on the wrist'.