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Re: Should I cancel my BFL 4/2/2013 Order?
by
PuertoLibre
on 01/05/2013, 01:40:38 UTC
if you are so offended, why not ask for a refund?

I've got a better idea. How about you pay the 1000 BTC for the bet you lost over blowing your power usage estimates.

How exactly would that address Tehfiend's concerns. Oh that's right, it wouldn't.

Because that's what a normal person does when they are unhappy with a companies performance.  It's called "Vote with your wallet."  Look it up.

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BFL products are not priced in BTC, your analogy is irrelevant, you might as well have used the price of oil or gold as a comparison.
Yep, they were priced in USD, USD from 9 months ago.

Ok, USD from 9 months ago... $1299.00 would be worth... wait for it... $1316.99 today.  (http://www.usinflationcalculator.com/)  

So yeah, might potentially be able to convince me that you would have paid $17 more back then than you would today.  Oh... but wait... that might not work out so well for you.  I can't quite put my finger on why...




are you still debating this silly point?? is this the only argument you can win?


That and every other debate I enter into.  Disagree?  Post evidence. Tired of people like you who make wild claims but are unable to back up their claims.  Thanks for playing though.


EVIDENCE: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=191600.0

You have an outstanding bet (on top of the BFL charity bet) for 1000 BTC to user Runeks.

Is that enough evidence for you not to ignore my post?

Someone quote me, he might have me on ignore lol.

Ahh shit...someone is going for broke...


Gambling with funds is bad for buisness.

Mods, if these bets are not fulfilled, isn't it time for a scammer tag?

2000 BTC = 273,985.06679 USD