Mitigating the Bubble

@nano-flo 

A Merry Christmas to you. How do you feel today on this day where so many think of others before themselves? The irony here Chris shouldn’t escape anyone, that your name Christopher finds its origins many centuries ago and literally translates to “Christ bearer”. SO, when we are asked if we are upholding our name, what will you say?

Chris, you owe @glory money and you are not honoring your money back guarantee on his return of these cables. There is still time for you to act before EBAY and PAYPAL do it for you. If you wait then no one will draw the conclusion that you are honorable…

To all of the Audiogon community, have a great day and know that we must all do our due diligence when making a purchase. Nanoflo, Enterprise Coatings and Chris Arnold deserve extra scrutiny. Peace.

Yes Merry Christmas @nano-flo today is a very special day for those of that are Christian. Today could be special for you and you could send your company down the ethical path and on the road to redemption. Just by doing the right thing and honor your word, honor your company’s policies and issue @glory his refund.

This could just be a detour and you can bring your company back on to the road of ethics and integrity, or you can just keep rolling down this dirty, dusty bumpy, backroad. 
 

Choice is yours and every day you delay, the longer it will take for you to repair the damage you caused.

To all in the Audiophile community, EBay, Etsy, the Audiophile reviewers I would steer clear of any product that Chis Arnold, Nano Flo or any of his other company aliases, that are located in Lombard Illinois. 
 

I hope we do not hear of any more victims of this Chris Arnold’s predatory business practices.

Let me fill you in more on what is really going on here. All of Chris's old endeavours and websites are available to see via Internet Archive or Wayback Machine.

He claims to have invented a lubricant solution using spherical nano diamond particles. I do not know how good his product was, but the general idea is legit. Microscopic NM size particles which can polish and plate the insides of bearings and engines is not an original concept and there is many successfully products that do this.

In 2006-2012 he had a series of nano diamond lubricant products (under the names NanoLube, DiamondLube, QuantumCoat) targeting the automotive markets with oil additives, armament industry with gun/knife lubricants e.t.c

But this is a heavily saturated and competitive market. So in late 2021 Chris discovered the Audiophile world, with its huge margins, 10x markup, and saw easy green pastures. So he pulled all his previous retail products, and now just does audio only. A $20 power cable with nano diamond coating on the prongs for $1500 e.t.c

I sincerely hope the product is good and this is a superior contact enhancer solution for audiophiles. But Chris past history, and how he has acted here, so far show all the signs of him being a grifter. The fact he has pulled the contact enhancer product and is now just selling $4000 power cables and a soon to be released line of fuses (which will be $1 fuses with the contact goop polished into them) shows where this is all going.

@ghasley 

 I don't take issue with someone who buys the power cord or the "contact enhancer" or even the off the shelf fuses smeared with the gel. Its all good. In fact, he at least seems to be learning from this demolition derby exercise: the reason he will remove the gel from the market probably has more to do with the fact that some are prepared to pay considerable sums for a treated fuse with less pushback than selling enough gel to treat a case of fuses. I also predict version 3.0 of the power cord will be out before he has shipped version 1 or version 2 to any actual paying customers. 

Very prophetic.  

@thecarpathian Merry Christmas and I like your post. 

So where do you go from here? 
 

I hear the sound of a toilet flushing...