Ok, I'm going to wait till you go to bed before I bid again and try and sneak one in... I know you don't really want these three anyhow









3@.24

3@.22 - right back at you silver

To further prove that what I speak is the truth, rest assure that Novello will come on this here board and deny it.

Novello Technologies is run by none other than this guy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Ralsky

Looks like they no want to get into a pissing contest with old, toothless Phinn.

I'm going to be outta pocket the rest of the day, so I might as well play this card now.

You know who else has an entity at the same address as Novello? This guy: http://www.spamhaus.org/rokso/evidence/ROK1310/alan-ralsky/partners-in-spam-rayed-esseily-stuart-l.-ralsky

Is there something specific about companies law in UK? is it easier to perform a scam there?
or is it just one person behind those two companies?

Long time listener, first time caller.

My view is that the people calling "scam" / "fail" etc, are the ones who shelled out big money for BFL rigs and KNC rigs, that have been nothing but headaches. They paid HUGE pre-order prices, saw KNC and BFL mine with their money and are disgruntled. Now, they are playing the extreme skeptics and naysayers.

This is an opportunity for a start up company, to be funded and prove its product. You KNOW right up front, that you are FUNDING this project (and not Josh's new house bought with BTC or KNC's data center) and you get a product out of your support. All these "pre orders" have been much different than this offer. These guys are transparent and TELLING you the roadmap to their product. How many other scammers can you list that have been this transparent? Please list them with details of their proposals.

I am in no way associated to Novello. I have contributed 500 to the project.

So, if you aren't here to support this idea, please go be cynical somewhere else that has PROVEN being scammers with their lack of delivery on their promised delivery dates and sent out miners full of used and broken parts.

Hahaha you missed the whole point of going the preorder route.  Sure they could get a loan if their business plan is sound and they have collateral.  They don't want to do that though.  If they take a loan, two things happen.
1.  They have no company assets that they have mentioned, which means their personal assets would have to be used to back the loan.  They believe in their idea, but not enough to risk their own assets!  They would rather get you to risk yours.
2.  There is a legal obligation to make fixed payments.  They don't want to pay you for taking on all the risk.