So....
- the FTC came in and stopped the company trading
- The FTC then appointed a receiver who charged 7 figure sums a month, while not allowing shipments to customers
- The FTC failed to prove what they wanted to.
- The FTC bankrupts BFL.
- The FTC 'wins' by getting them to pay $4000......
- BFL loses its company in the process
- Any and all customers are left with $0 or hardware
*slow clap*
most accurate summary i hve seen so far.
Yes. People thought the FTC would step in and save the day. Instead they showed why the people should have known the government is a useless leech and stole what remaining money the customers might have gotten back.
FTFY
At the courthouse, perhaps?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1022931.msg12916504#msg12916504
The Linux daemon works fine. I have it running on several servers without any problems at all. I haven't tried any GUI interface for it, though, so maybe it has problems?
Maybe he's been busy manning his now non-ringing phone, then on the day that iFLY called, he totally forgot about this place as he donned his rainbow-color flysuit and headed down to iFLY to give his long-awaited interview.