Quote from: RoadStress on March 22, 2015, 01:36:49 AM

Calling AM a scam is simply retarded.

Your problem here is that lots of non-retarded people are for many good reasons calling AM a scam

You look like a fool by denying the obvious, exactly like when you despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary called HF a scam.

Quote from: RoadStress on March 22, 2015, 01:36:49 AM

When IPO shareholders got their 100% ROI then the scam is out of the question.

Early Ponzi scheme investors always get high returns to sucker them and new victims into putting more money into now-trusted pyramid.

Early Pirate@40 customers make with over 100% ROI. That proves nothing.

We've already gone over this. Please try to keep up with the class. Spend some time with the special ed tutor if your learning disability needs to be accommodated.

Quote from: RoadStress on March 22, 2015, 01:36:49 AM

AM never offered pre-orders

And how is that working out for them? Grin

AM found themselves undercapitalized at a crucial moment, just like HF and Cointerra. Except that Eddie and Ravi stuck around to face the music and deal with the fallout, while FC took the money and ran for the hills of Chiang Rai.

Maybe AM should have offered pre-orders, so it would have had enough BTC to put in an order for wafers (and hire an intern to do share transfers, tech support, and customer service).

Besides, shipping broken hardware and then making customers wait weeks for replacements is functionally the same as a preorder:

Quote from: praeluceo on November 19, 2014, 03:38:07 PM

I've sent emails and PMs to Friedcat and Phasebird, no luck.

You know, the expectation was kinda sorta that these would work...in October. But, AM became a preorder scam company apparently, and my main priority is salvaging some of my investment in their hardware, and being glad I don't own shares.