The web statistics are not that easy to interpret. Most visitors to his sites will be from academia, because non-academics are
not interested in the intricacies of physics at an advanced level. Many of those visits are simply due to curiosity; e.g., I
go to his website often to find out what more "nonsense" and fantastic claims he has put up there. Over a decade, I have told
many colleagues about his activities, and they too must visit his websites occasionally. How do you think that knowledge about
his research is so widespread that all reputable journals have shunned his work?

Now, it is true that some B.Sc.'s would be impressed by him; however, for their doctoral degrees their work
would have to satisfy at least academics with Ph.D.s.

Note his insulting manner. He wrote four unsolicited e-mails to M.N.J. Singh. When Singh replied, he accused Singh of being
a felon, etc.

Just as an experiment, take up a false identity through Yahoo and then send amild note casting doubt
on ECE theory to Evans. See how he blasts and insults your assumed persona, including calling you a "cyber-terrorist".