That's what Washington's Better Business Bureau is saying about a man, it says is aiming to take advantage of Spokane residents caught in our power crunch. People throughout the Inland Northwest will have a chance to hear about free electricity generation. But before you buy into the idea, the state Attorney General's office has a warning for you. We're told the company will pitch a product called the Sundance Generator. It's supposed to generate electricity and send it back to local utilities, making your electric meter move backward.

"We'll have our eyes and ears open tonight." You've probably noticed the price you pay for electricity keeps going up. But what if you could have free or low-cost power? That's the idea behind a generator a New Jersey man wants to sell tonight at Spokane's Doubletree Hotel. "So far as we know, no one has ever received one of these generators." Jerry Cartwright works at the Attorney General's Office. "You'll see that Mr. Lee represents...it's his hope that someday he may be able to produce these machines, but so far he cannot produce them and he can't promise that he will ever be able to do."