I can back it up by Hero members once they're online.. I can also back it up by coin owners/pool owners.
Watch.

I'm not jealous, I just hate to see hundreds of people getting scammed.

Except with me at least I got zero warning. Volder got a hair up his ass about that comment and immediately banned me.
I wish I still lived up in boston, I would love to take a drive over to their new "offices" and say hi.

Maybe when I can take the time I will drive up their anyway. I am in NC, so its like a 10-12 hour drive, I can do that with my eyes closed.

That doesn't explain the list of lies coming out of Eric or Josh

Can I please see a ledger of what my hashlet is mining -- or at least can you show me some kind of log information that accounts for my hashlet?

You don't get the rules of this game, you're not supposed to use those other pools that are listed only to show the superior profitability of ZenPool 

I'm surprised they even allow to do that, but this will probably be fixed soon.

I haven't seen any "rental services" or "pools" announced as acquisitions of GAW, nor heard of any acquisition or buyout of mainstream service providers. I would urge that everyone exercise extreme caution, because as is always the case, the more fantastic-sounding the claims.. the more unlikely to be true they are when zero evidence is being presented.

It is extremely easy to refute the major questions in this thread. Post some details of datacenters with mining equipment, and a transparent record of your actual blocks mined + transactions. That's what blockchains are for, and what nearly every pool out there does.

Seems interesting, is it just me or is gawminers.com not loading/down?

I think most if not all of these questions are "answered" by the Hashlet announcement:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=720844.0

It's pretty obvious that GAW/Zen is out of cash and desperate.

You seem to be confused about how this thing works. You're the one coming in with ad hominem and trying to steer the discussion. I have started the thread with a clear disclaimer and some questions, but if you don't like where this is going you are free to start your own thread. I would PREFER if you stayed on topic, but I don't have any say as to what's accepted or not here. I hope this clarifies it, and if you have any personal questions or issues with me feel free to PM me.

I think it is misleading how they make the Hashlet look like and market it to look like a piece of hardware when it's really a combined virtual commodity of scrypt and sha (similar to cex.io). They haven't released any details yet as of this morning, but last night the customers we not happy on hashtalk after the announcement.  The responses from the gaw staff were surprised that the customers weren't responding well. One of the threads on hashtalk got closed last night on the "prime" announcement was closed when the customers started to get critical on the announcement. The owner was thinking he just invented sliced bread, but customers were not as impressed. My opinion on hashtalk.org is that it's a shill for Gaw, I don't really recommend going there for real advice or questions (it's like going to the car dealership lobby and having coffee with the salespeople asking for car advice), you'll get better advice on bitcointalk.org.

The "always make money" statement is tied to lots of details that were peppered in some of the comments and tied to "zenpoints" in which they want customers to leave mined btc (or make deposits there) to pay for maintenance fees. It has not been clear what they intend to do with customer deposits, I've been asking the questions on hashtalk and the threads either get closed by the CEO or ignored. Some other community members have been asking the same questions (wallet security, offline/cold wallets, open audits, and what they are doing with stored coins).

To be honest, I don't think they are trying to scam anyone, but I do think the owner is trying to be the PT barnum of mining with a lot of marketing while current customers needs are not being dealt with (shipping delays, support questions taking days, etc).