Quote from: BlIiTtZz on August 24, 2013, 05:16:26 AM

Quote from: Silvas on August 24, 2013, 03:28:36 AM

I'm legitimately curious - would you have the sume opinion if, for example, you pre-ordered (and paid in full up front) say a PS4 from gamestop and they said no refunds, and then Sony didn't deliver PS4s to their customers, didn't tell anyone what what going on for weeks on end and then came up with some shaky excuses and went silent again and nobody had any idea when or even if the PS4s would ever show up?
Would you just sit back and say yo gamestop it's cool; I know it's not your fault and you've got my money, and I have no merchandise, but I'll just wait until who knows when?
What if the unthinkable occurred and the PS4s never showed up? What would you do then?

Apples and oranges, buddy. But to acquiesce to your dumb little game: If there was a known (and incredibly well publicized) hold-up with a key PS4 component, such as oh, say, a chip from a single source manufacturer, you bet I'd just stfu and be patient. After an amount of time had elapsed I'd aks Gamestop for a refund - but I'd only do this knowing that they had recourse with Sony - a big brand bound to respect relationships with its distributors - and in turn that Sony had recourse with its suppliers, being a large established corporate giant.

To pretend that Terrahash is Sony, or any part of their supply chain, is laughably disingenuous. Guess now I can see how you got yourself in this situation. My sympathy for you is drip drip drippin' away.

Explain how it is in any way shape or form different other than in scope of the company size.
It's not.
Terrahash is a business. They are selling a product to a customer, and they are pinning that on bitsyncom delivering to them.
In my example
Gamestop is a business. They are selling a product to a customer, and they are pinning that on Sony delivering to them.

The ONLY difference is the size of the businesses involed, which does not make it apples and oranges. It is the same situation being played out across both.

And try some reading comprehension. The example I put up clearly TH would be equated to gamestop, not to sony or sony's supply chain. Bitsyncom would be the one being equated to sony. but again, the only difference is scope.