My post was tongue-in-cheek and not meant to diss your post in any way, bud. Apologies!

Not exactly sure what you mean, bud, thus please enlighten me (not meant as a diss, bud).

I'm going by the list of orders claimed above to further my theory, for how was it possible for AMT to ship hundreds of miners (their words, not mine), and miss every single person on the list, most of which have posted on this thread?

I'm not the one that posted it, but did quote it a couple times. The last time I did such, I research that address some more (if it's the same one your asking about), and learnt that others on this thread refuted the claim, ergo it wasn't AMT's bitcoin wallet address.

We might get lucky and see if there's any nodes around Haverford, PA, that's contributing to the network.

Apologies.

~Bruno Kucinskas

You have no proof that what AMT is doing constitutes a pyramid scheme, so let's stick to the facts.  

I have another theory that's not too far-fetched, considering the above.

I count about two dozens orders claimed by users on this forum. Double that amount, and it's not outside the realm of possibility that that's all the orders AMT had, thus mining away on their customer's rigs built using same's money.

Then again, I'm an idiot that desperately needs clinical help, even offering up a pic to prove it.

I'm surprised they still have the money that'll pay for shipping out the miners, let alone employees that are not getting paid minimum wage, thus payroll has to be near $5K USD a week, not counting matching the social security that's required to be deducted and any health insurance premiums that may also need paying. Oh, I forgot that an accountant would have to be paid to keep track of all the myriad expenses come tax time in nine days.

Remember, AMT IS an American company, thus must play by American rules, one of which is that taxes are accessed, thus proper bookkeeping MUST be kept. Speaking of such, I wonder how AMT is planning on documenting the miner they kindly gave me on their tax report sans any receipts. Surely, it's a write off that'll lower their liability unless, of course, Joshua Zipkin doesn't plan on paying any taxes. Recall, he's on record in stating on how to avoid VAT and pay assemblers under the table. Remember Al Capone?

I have a feeling that Josh Zipkin of Haverford, PA, is NOT going to get this lucky:


Al Capone's cell at the Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, PA

Thanks, bud. I was hoping that my post would bring a smile to others, not meant as a diss toward whom I quoted.

Bruno Kucinskas a.k.a. Phinnaeus Gage a.k.a. TMIBTCITW ran off with a valuable herd of Bagot and British Primitive Goats belonging to a Lambo-driving Bitcoiner. (at least that's what I hope it'll read once added to the ironic list above if such comes to fruition)


"The Bitcoin detectives will find us any day now, led by this dude name Pinn... Shit! We're fucked! Well, at least I uttered my first double entendre."

Today is Sunday, thus the USPS is closed, but I do believe that shipping via an M-Bag is the least expensive option.

http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-send-items-via-M-bag-/10000000002157999/g.html

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:--oLQQRq4o8J:pe.usps.com/FRN/Intl_FCMI_M_Bags_IPAL_ISAL.doc+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

A must-see video.

http://www.wdaz.com/event/article/id/95483/publisher_ID/29/

No gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches for one year!

Ain't got a clue, but only if there were some sort of search engine thingy on the internet so that one could hunt it down. Sadly, it probably be years before such is created, let alone it probably be too expensive to use. May I suggest asking one of your Facebook or Twitter fans if any one of them ever heard of such an animal? I'm guessing it's related to a Honey Badger or Wolverine.

Back to that yet-to-be-developed-search-the-internet-thingy. If it is developed, I hope they call it Sextillion, for that's all the internet is good for anyway - SEX & Tillion-like products.



Sometime in the future, we hope people can send money over the internet thingy at very little or no cost. That would be grand! It could be called CoinNets or something similar.

Apologies, but no, except cash if local drop off.

To put this reply in perspective, the mortgages weren't taken out to start/finance AMT, but rather taken out quite recently to keep AMT afloat per Joshua Zipkin's own words.

Also, in case Josh opts not to sign for it, or nobody's in the office, this http://www.chimicles.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/AMT-Bitcoin-Complaint-for-CT-website.pdf

In re. the first video link: If a person figures out how to market Bitcoin to its 1,140,595 viewers, they, and their family, would never have to work another day in their life, for they've uncovered the nirvana marketing secret.

Then again, it could be just as simple as convincing Honey Boo Boo to embrace Bitcoin, then discuss it to her viewership. But, Honey Boo Boo doesn't hold a candle to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3ROsVTKVDw with her 24,323,618 views.

I think that paying $1,000 USD via BTC to a hundred Honey Boo Boos (only $100,000 USD total would have to be outlaid), Bitcoin users would explode to tens of millions of active users, some of which losing said precious without any way to retrieve them.

Thanks for the link, bud. Going to get a fresh cup of java and enjoy.

James is not related to either Josh - BFL or AMT. Also, don't believe him to be a family friend of either. But, since he's a major part of HashTrade, it's possible that they put in a big order with AntMiner (perhaps AMT and Bitminer, also) to advance their farm, since supposedly deep pockets are behind the venture, having purchase millions of dollars worth of Monarchs from BFL if you recall the press release stating that BitPay was the payment provider.

To be fair to AMT and Joshua Zipkin, they did address the MPP issue, and the answer was there won't be any MPP.

If you have been keeping up, you should easily recall that Josh stated that he and one the partners of AMT, namely, Jim Brown, both mortgaged their homes to JUST bring AMT to this stage, i.e. get all the miners ordered to date out da door.

Question: Sales of what, thus profit from sales of what, will be used to produce said MPP?

Best Answer: The third principal, Alex Singer, will mortgage his home to build the MPP units.

As any 7 year Penn State business major grade can clearly see is that once the MPP aspect of AMT kicks in and is satisfied, then all the final profits will be used to pay off all three mortgages, with profit left over to be divided among the three principals of AMT to be used for their next venture - making license plates for the state of Pennsylvania.


Jim Brown: Obviously Contrived
Alex Singer: Contrived - First name common, with Surname reminiscent of when Josh was in Nashville, TN.
Jake Cohen: Contrived - Cohen, a Jewish name, and Jake after one of Josh's cat's name.
RWmax: Max is the name of the other cat own by Josh. RWmax claimed on this forum that his real name is Max Goldstein, of which there is another Max Goldstein on this thread, of whom I believe is his real name. I contend that Josh Zipkin took the liberty and borrowed the name from one of AMT's real customers and gave RWmax a fake order number.
Alyssa Trusten: Very Obviously Contrived.
Hanna: No last name, and contrived, borrowed from some Jewish bible tale.

To be fair, they were fair when they deleted my posts, for for all it were warranted. If I truly felt such was not the case, I would have re-posted. Come to think of it, I did such once, but quickly realized what part need not be included, so I deleted said part posted it once again.

Thus, I give the mods a +(pick a number between 1 and 2).   Considering the circumstance, they're giving this thread as much latitude as possible, even though they know what we know, you know?

Apologize for the triple posting, for I forgot that editing was not an option in this section, thus you can see that I was editing my reply to be more grammatically/structurally correct.


It should be a foregone conclusion that PayPal is not an option on BitcoinTalk Forum. I do apology.

~Bruno Kucinskas