Published: January 28, 2010

Cutthroat Banks Force Creative Thinking: New Product Launch Without A Predatory Bank

Santa Clarita, CA - "Banks are cutthroats; human predators of the worst kind. We small business people barely survive," says Franz Grueter, a Los Angeles inventor. He claims that new products are constantly needed but lack the funding to ever make it to the market place.

Grueter's new invention, SNAPI, is the first Stop Gushing Water Spout. It attaches to any conventional Hot / Cold separated water faucets, where it provides the Off / On function, literally, at your fingertips.

After many attempts during the past 8 months, Grueter tried to get his line of credit restored that he had on two Bank of America credit cards. The bank had slashed the line of credit for no reason by more than 80%. A customer for more than 15 years, Grueter has a perfect payment record with that bank.

It was No go!

Not letting a cutthroat bank stand between his new invention and the consuming public, Grueter has come up with a unique way to fund his new product launch. Grueter offers for sale a block of his artworks: 20 paintings to be precise. Will this work? Is this desperation in action? "Absolutely not," claims Grueter.

"This is an opportunity, a simple solution that needs exposure in the local community. The 20 paintings are coincidental because the value of the new invention is so much bigger to the general public than the value of these paintings ever will be. In addition, we also must consider the value this needed problem-solving device will offer to any water authority in this country, provided they too want to help cut down on water waste."

Franz Grueter
5750 Tujunga Ave.
North Hollywood
CA 91601
(818) 769 6960
www.franzyourfranz.com