Thankfully, I was too broke to get into this mess. But I have watched avidly, and frankly, sir, your word has been less than trustworthy. I'd need a LOT more proof before I change or even modify my opinion. In the time it took you to sort of begin shipping half working units, two generations of Asic equimpement came and went, Scrypt asics became commonplace, and your device became an expensive incendiary device boondoggle paperweight. The only way anyone will break even on your machines, assuming no exploding capacitors or other pyrotechnic events, is if they have access to free electricity.

This is such a far cry from your bold promises when begging for our money as to constitute fraud in and of itself. But as I said, I was too poor to get in on it. So while I am disgusted and appalled by how you have behaved, I personally have no stake in it, nor any need for legal recourse. But companies that act in this manner are a blight on the world of commerce, and particularly damaging to the fledgling cryptocurrency movement. You should be ashamed. Were I in your shoes, I would live in a house with no mirrors, because I could not face that man.