Fair enough, I think you know more about the companies around and that invest in kfc than I do. But I'm not surprised that people who invested in a company that "prints money" to turn a quick profit and screws it own customers multiple times could potentually be shady.
The amount that has been invested, according to their latest press release, is incredible:
"Sam Cole, co-founder and CEO of KnCMiner, said: We have invested more than $70M over the last 12 months into building a world-class bitcoin mining operation and plan to invest a further $150M over the next 18 months as we become one of the key transaction processors within Bitcoin. "
That's why it seems hopeless for a traffic ticket lawyer to go against a company with 100's of millions of dollars.
What really annoys me is that hardware vendors have fleeced the community, without some laywers also getting in on the action and fleecing even more money. When they probably know they can't win, but just want to collect fees. Let's hope Ms Lin proves me wrong and does have some solid info that can be used to invoke RICO action. I won't hold my breath, as she probably has a few dui's to deal with first.
I admit I wasn't impressed by Ms Lin's interview but don't write her off just yet. I doubt she'll be dealing with the Swedish end. I know she met up with Magnus Daar so he may be handling that (it all has to be filed in Swedish). I've got a suit filed with lawyers in Sweden and its moving along nicely. KNC don't have a gaggle of lawyers, they have one guy and he really doesn't seem to know what he's doing. I've read KNC's defence and quite frankly its a joke. I'd wager even Ms Lin could tear it apart. They are the most unprofessional outfit I've ever had to deal with, so unless they start throwing serious money at this soon I doubt Ms Lin will have a problem.
Any one with a bonus Neptune have anything to report? Any signs that they have been used/ex data centre stock?