Neoteric Hovercraft – More Than a Personal Watercraft!

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	Neoteric Hovercraft: More Than a Personal Watercraft! Why own a boat, a kayak, canoe, jet boat, jet ski, and a snowmobile, when all you need is a hovercraft – the all-in-one, all-season recreational vehicle. A hovercraft flies you smoothly over land, water, sand, mud, swamp, snow, and ice, letting you explore areas that boats and other recreational vehicles can't reach …


	Recreational Personal Hovercraft - Trade-In Showroom — *NEW LISTINGS* New and used hovercraft for sale … - Order Online See the recreational hovercraft we have for sale … - Personal Hovercraft Photo Galleries See Neoteric recreational hovercraft in action … - Meet Neoteric's Customers Read how others are enjoying Neoteric hovercraft … - 4-Passenger Recreational Hovercraft Diagrams & Specifications Learn why the Hovertrek® is not just another hovercraft … - 6-Passenger Recreational Hovercraft Diagrams & Specifications Learn why the Hovertrek® is not just another hovercraft … - Hovercraft News Read what the media say about Neoteric Hovercraft … - Recreational Hovercraft Links Personal hovercraft sites of interest …


	Counterfeit Hovercraft Warning
	Hi Tech International S.r.l., Italy, counterfeited Neoteric’s Hovertrek™ to sell modified forgeries as “Hoverescue Models 425, 525 & 725”. Industry-wide concern exists that HTI threatens consumer safety by selling pirated hovercraft with documented mechanical problems while fraudulently claiming Neoteric’s 40 years’ experience. HTI’s intellectual property theft is detailed in the World Hovercraft Organization’s Hovercraft Ripoff Report.

Neoteric Hovercraft, Inc.
1649 Tippecanoe Street Terre Haute, Indiana USA 47807-2394
Telephone: 812-234-1120 / 800-285-3761 Fax: 812-234-3217
Homepage: www.neoterichovercraft.com / www.rescuehovercraft.com
E-mail: hovermail@neoterichovercraft.com

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is investigated by the United States FBI and is punishable by up to
5 years in U.S. federal prison and a fine of US $250,000