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The guy has done nothing but read this forum, but had to come here to save us from this one particular scam, finding nothing relative in all past scams on this forum to weigh in on. What a trooper!
Really you're that much of a cock that you will berate someone for trying to weed out scammers.
To be honest it would be satisfying to see you ripped off. I have seen people getting scammed and the sad results of BFL specifically the poor guy who went to Hungary to meet Primeasic. Seems you can't win here! I actually took the time to do some investigation, call them on the phone, this after I had sourced relevant information in the code of their site and looked into their location. This led to me a conclusion that they might be who they said they were.
All you can do is have a go at that effort. So really who cares if you get ripped off. I for one won't and if I was a couple of swedes in line to create an ASIC machine I would just put it on the network and tell you to build your own.. Of course you being so smart it should be easy for you.
It's people like you that makes me think scammers aren't that bad after all
Dude, you have issues!
And you might as well be satisfied now, for I probably was already ripped off.
And you're welcome for thanking me into putting mega hours in trying to get a handle on what these guys are up to with this project.
Did you not read the following post showing how impossible it is for them to have what they claim to have?
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So we are to believe that these people with no history of participation in the Bitcoin community have spent >$1million and the last 12 months designing and building a Bitcoin protocol specific ASIC chip, then designed and built the board and software to interface with it, all without consulting anyone in the Bitcoin community?
If you believe that, I have some magic beans you might be interested in.
If you believe that, I have some magic beans you might be interested in.
I think another Thank You is in order.