
Rick Friedrich R-Charge Scam
Date: Monday, February 13, 2017 @ 17:11:40 UTC Topic: Testimonials
Via energeticforum.com: This just came up in Google when looking for some EnergenX links: https://rickfriedrich.wordpress.com
Read the blog - In the early to mid 2000’s, Rick Friedrich proposed a business deal to
EnergenX, Inc., a company headed up by a world famous electrical
engineer, John Bedini. Rick Friedrich’s desire was to private label
battery chargers and rejuvenators built by John Bedini’s company. Rick
Friedrich‘s company name was Renaissance Charge or R-Charge for short.
Rick Friedrich signed a non-disclosure agreement with EnergenX and
promised to respect the confidentiality of John Bedini’s proprietary
information that went into the chargers. This intellectual property was
the sole property of John Bedini and EnergenX.
A few years ago, around 2011, it was discovered that Rick Friedrich had
been involved in some shady business deals with many customers in
addition to discovering the disappearance of hardware that was the
property of EnergenX. It was also discovered that Rick Friedrich had
been accessing John Bedini’s computers by sneaking into the building at
night and going through the files.
There were also some energizer kits based on John Bedini’s “SG” designs
that were manufactured and distributed by Rick Friedrich. One of the
larger units was sold by him to someone for thousands of dollars. As
soon as Rick Friedrich of R-Charge had this money, he immediately
commenced to sell this exact same unit to someone else for the same
amount of money. This is one of countless incidents that Rick Friedrich
had done to a number of customers.
This quickly became the normal course of operation for Rick Friedrich
and John Bedini and his associates and company wanted nothing more to do
with him or his way of doing business. Rick Friedrich‘s relationship
with EnergenX was immediately terminated and he got the boot.
Immediately, Rick Friedrich began to manufacture and sell battery
chargers based on EnergenX’s proprietary circuits, albeit older obsolete
ones, but nevertheless, this was all in complete violation of the non
disclosure agreement that he signed with EnergenX.
Since then, EnergenX and its distributors have collectively received
many dozens of complaints from customers because of purchasing battery
chargers and never receiving product. These complaints included the fact
that they never received customer service. Many of these complaints
also included the fact that many of the chargers did not work, worked a
short time or simply did not do as claimed. What surprised everyone is
when they learned that Rick Friedrich and R-Charge actually had no
further relationship with EnergenX and that he was illegally selling low
quality bootlegged versions of John Bedini’s chargers.
To this day, Rick Friedrich continues to sell his low quality pirated
versions of these chargers and he also holds mini-conferences claiming
to be an expert in “free energy” technologies. He claims to be a man of
God and most of his websites are dedicated to him preaching the Gospel
to others. This is all one big hypocritical act because the truth is
that he is nothing more than a common thief and we challenge him to
prove otherwise.
If you have been personally ripped off or hoodwinked by Rick Friedrich
the charlatan, we invite you to please contact us and submit your story.
If you can include your real name, email, mailing address and phone
number, we are going to compile all of these complaints and submit them
to the Attorney General as long as various federal agencies because the
time has come for his dog and pony show to come to and end.
Please let us know if we can post your complaint publicly on this
website. We will remove your personal contact information but would like
to list your name and location. If you want to remain anonymous, we
will respect that as well. If you do not want us to list your complaint
at all, that is fine and we will simply reserve it for the Attorney
General.
Please submit your complaints here: https://rickfriedrich.wordpress.com/contact/
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