Anticables

Whoa! What? Not many reviews of Anti Cables? A quick I.e., 10 second, search turned up quite a few reviews plus Q&A, forum comments, etc. for Anti Cables including reviews by most major audio online magazines. Where’s the beef?

Here is the conclusion from the review in Positive Feedback,

"I could ramble on, providing more examples of how great these cables sound, but why waste my time or yours? At their ludicrously affordable price, the risk of trying them is low. They are a genuine steal! They would be a gargantuan value at twice the price. I recommend that you try them, even if you are not in the market for speaker cables. It’s not often that I encounter a diamond in the rough that glitters so brightly. I have to sign off now—I’ve got to go buy my wife a few pairs of shoes with all the money I just saved on these great speaker cables. What are you waiting for?"

cheers

He doesn't seem to want to change his wording.

What madavid0 describes is commonly known as BUYERS REMORSE!!! You have not been scammed! Here's how life works: If you buy something and don't like it, and it is within the return time frame, you return it for a refund; if it is outside of the return time frame you sell it on.

Anti Cables and its owner Paul Speltz have a sterling reputation for customer service. Did you even bother to contact them before trying to smear their good name?
Smear  /verb
2.damage the reputation of (someone) by false accusations; slander.

Yes it's a SCAM.  Level 1 cables, ok why not if they look pretty and measure well.  The other levels, or "upgrades", no one on earth has been able to demonstrate improved electrical characteristics and better sonics.
At the price point, it is not only a scam but is also a tacky way to make money and nothing to be proud of.  Cable makers sell false solutions to problems that do not even exist in the audio world.  While they are laughing their way to the bank, I could not live with myself selling lies.