Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on May 07, 2014, 01:47:07 PM

Quote from: opieum2 on May 07, 2014, 11:47:14 AM

Actually legally they cannot touch anything. They also stopped orders on hardware...because they are not taking any new orders they are at least in compliance of that. By them changing the website they would be in defiance of a court order, its the functional equivalent of shredding the documents. This is just the legal aspect. And also good luck suing lawyers lol. Generally speaking unless there is really good cause for it, other lawyers and judges view it as poor form and throw those cases out as frivolous. The lawyers are paid to consult and advise to avoid making a legal situation worse. In this case defense. A plantiff's lawyer....the class action, for instance advices the registered plantiffs what actions to take/not take. In this case the registered ones have stopped posting in public forums on the likley advise of their lawyers.

Where did get the information that they 'cannot touch anything' on their website?

Is there an existing court order that AMT stop from operating?

How do you know that this is 'the functional equivalent of shredding documents'? That's total B.S. Websites are taken down all the time and all the evidence is still on the servers.

How is this case a frivilous lawsuit? AMT has not delivered a working 1.2 THs miner and has not refunded any customers for failure to deliver.

You need to read more carefully.

AMT said the lawyers told them not to touch anything. Multiple people have attempted to place orders under fake and real personas and were not able to . They have functionally suspended orders at this time.

He said that suing the lawyer would probably be a frivolous lawsuit, not any pending litigation against AMT.