You claimed you had your ASIC device. You claimed you had a shipping label and tracking number for the device
Both of which were true.
Of course both are true, but tell us how close were you to the actual miner at the time of the post. Have you actually touched it or it was at BFL warehouse at the time of the post?
I may have touched it a few weeks earlier when I was there in person, but it was being hosted by BFL until the rest of my order was ready.
Where they had it physically located (their warehouse, office, or whatever) I don't know/care.
So since the unit wasn't actually delivered to you then it's fair to say that the bet should have ended as a Lose for BFL and the one that made the Draw decision was wrong. Also your statement from here
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=163261.msg1713137#msg1713137 is just a lie because you
didn't had the unit at the time of the post. BFL
had your unit, not you.
Quote from: Miner99er on April 01, 2013, 08:21:13 AM
For this bet to be won tho, there needs to be a shipping label and/or tracking number.
Luke's reply: There is, but I'd prefer not to give the trolls my personal info.
There was no shipping label at the time of the post if the unit was in BFL's warehouse. Lie again. Or there was a shipping label ready sitting right next to the unit in the warehouse. No shipping occurred before or on 1st April.
There goes your credibility in this whole story since you covered up for BFL.
And 1000BTC is 1000BTC no matter the exchange rate.
Yes, but 1000 BTC is not $600,000 no matter the exchange rate.
Pretending it had today's value is what is ridiculous.
I agree.