The scam is the revolving perpetual bating of consumers while insinuating that a shipment was around the corner and taking thus monies to continue the RnD until it was done with a prototype.

The refunds going out were replenished with new pre-orders and keeping the company afloat. This was timed in a way to keep the coffers flush with money. This was happening since July of last year.

They still have many new orders coming in from unsuspecting dupes (that have no idea of the history of this company or the people behind the name) that are waiting for a product that by the time they receive it will have eaten most of their ROI due to difficulty targeting.

There is more....