Quote from: Entropy-uc on March 29, 2013, 04:33:21 AM

Quote from: Phinnaeus Gage on March 28, 2013, 05:24:34 PM

How did the production projection go down from 500 a day to 300 units per day?

Quote from: BFL-Engineer on September 21, 2012, 08:55:49 AM

Regarding whether we are a scam or not, the several thousand shipped units can speak for itself. We've used the experience gained in mass production
of our singles in our SC production cycle (we've got a MyData Pick-And-Place and an Oven for high-speed and high-volume inhouse assembly). Someone
mentioned the backlog is already 5,000. On a production speed of 500 units a day for instance, 5,000 will only take 10 days. We've already prepared the
infratructue for very high volume production, since the great portion of the orders will come in after the SC is released to the public. 5,000 units is not much
compared to orders we expect to receive after SC release, so we're very ready for it.

I hope this message has addressed some of your questions.

Regards,
Nasser

What is Nasser's full name?

LOL. He is calling the gear Kano photographed "high-speed and high-volume inhouse assembly". LMAO.

Notice he carefully he says nothing.

"Someone mentioned the backlog is already 5,000" - he isn't saying what the backlog actually is, he's just citing 'someone'. Maybe it's 50,000. He doesn't commit himself to anything. Probably they don't even know since their order system is such a disaster.

"On a production speed of 500 units a day for instance, 5,000 will only take 10 days. We've already prepared the
infratructue for very high volume production, since the great portion of the orders will come in after the SC is released to the public."

Again, notice that 500 / day is a for instance, not a statement of what they can do.

These guys are so full of crap. Tomorrow they are going to desperately try to stem the tide of refund requests before they go bankrupt. I suggest anyone who can think for themselves consider if they want to try to get their money back before or after insolvency.

They pull those word games constantly and it's very disturbing. To someone casually reading the statement "We've scheduled shipments for October" it appears to read "We will ship in October", but it doesn't mean the same thing. Their statements are similar to those you get from banksters, they're inefficiently worded and it's done intentionally so that the statements mean nothing.