Quote from: Flying Hellfish on November 30, 2014, 01:43:52 PM

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Quote from: opieum2 on November 30, 2014, 01:29:11 AM

... My guess you must have been doing some serious drugs the night before. ...

Maybe it was bath-salts from Silk Road, those cause the brain to cook a little. I remember the bath-salt zombie media blitz of 2013 where one woman dropped dead from a cooked brain however, she killed a pitbull by biting to death first. Also this one dude in Florida ate pieces of another guys face after he failed to score. Classic Satanic drug-induced homo-necrotic and necro-bestiality activity.

Maybe it has a previously undocumented case of ripping off customers and mining with their hardware as well.

Some customers have been robbed of millions worth crypto-mining revenue, I'm surprised he's as healthy as he his. Money to support a family, money to buy a house, money to buy nice cars. A million bucks buys a lot of dreams.

Millions stolen crushes the dreams of others. Considering that BFL was started on 8k and funded on pre-orders money that makes every person who paid for a pre-order an investor. After the FTC is done it will be the SEC's turn for securities fraud.

No it makes every person a victim and unsecured creditor in a fraudulent business that will go into liquidation. It also makes BF LABS INC an undercapitalised corporation which provides a VERY strong avenue for piercing the corp veil (BFL even made claims to contrary as it was a hotly discussed issue at the time). Lots of us talked about it before BFL started shipping 65nm line and that if BFL was doing that it was a BIG gamble and not very smart). Even though they probably don't actually need the undercap avenue since once they prove fraud all bets for LLC protection are gone.

The SEC is not getting involved with BFL, this is consumer white collar fraud. Possible mail/wire fraud, money laundering, deceptive business practices, misuse of corp money, stealing from customers, parole violations. The list goes on but none of them involve stuff the SEC would deal with mate.

Josh's GLBSE's dealings come to mind.