A customer of mine from Idaho ordered a 30K bd/ft of beams paying me in advance including the shipping cost of which I handled. They now claim that the semi driver never delivered them the beams and want their money back. I filed a claimed with the trucking outfit's insurance company but it was denied, so I wrote and told the client they were shit outta luck.

(I made up the story above to drive the insanity of this issue home.)

Coinabul is on record in stating that they would no longer be using the same address that 100's of other scammers worldwide use, yet it's still on their website and according to SOS of Wyoming, they're still using it. Enjoy the article and accompanying clip: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/28/us-usa-shell-companies-idUSTRE75R20Z20110628

Would you quit posting shit like this! My high rating scale for you already through the roof, now with this post I need to add a second floor.

Later, bud, and excellent post.

~Bruno K~

Somebody(s) sure is taking a lot of time to make their sites look so impressive.

This is a fact. They are in a new remodeled location of which as of to this day a permit was NEVER filed to do all the extensive changes that has been documented on both forums.

I guess we could thank them for fucking their beloved local economy by not paying the fee, but with the money saved they'll be able to honor the $140,000 USD, and climbing since it's pegged to BTC, to charity much easier.

I think anybody claiming that BFL is untrustworthy should have a metal rod rammed through their skull. I'm just saying!

I'm now a believer:

Thank you, pyedpyper. Very well-written letter.

The more I look into Paymium, the more contrived the information of all the principles seems to me. I'm seeing a lot of crossing linking to each others names, with not much linking to prior entities. I honestly don't feel good about this situation.

Perhaps, at least, a police report would put some ease on the situation.

Yea, cedivad, smart ass! The Navy Seal doesn't have time to start an exchange, for he's developing Bitcoin Central Bank so CCCB (he's still trying to figure out a better acronym): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=169415.0

How come the Yoga shop doesn't advertise their hours?

You, my friend, is a fucktard!


And why is such knowledge important? To make sure that all Navy Seals have the ability to write comprehensive reports.

A Navy Seal doesn't simply forget what he has been trained, including a command of the English language, so don't even bother going there to somehow pen an excuse for your obvious lack thereof.

Believe it or not, this post is doing you a favor, for now you can stop this lame-brain pursuit of yours, no longer putting valuable resources into a no-win cause, something else probably taught you during your Naval career.

If I was mean, I would encourage you to continue this pursuit of yours, opting to spring the trap further down the road, then literally sticking it up your ass for impersonating a Navy Seal.

I was in the Navy, but not considered Navy Seal material (didn't even try). Do you know why? Because I was a pussy in their eyes. And you know what? THEY WERE RIGHT! When I went in, I didn't know how to swim. When I exited, I still didn't know how to swim, but knew how to survive in water, for I had to pass that course prior to getting assigned to a company to enjoy bootcamp.

I'm pretty sure I aced the ASVAB test in spite of not even graduating in the top ten percent of my high school class. I only wish that I would have done better than half as well in English classes as I did excelling in the analytical courses.

That said, you might as well stop using this user account and start a new one, for you've soiled this one badly.

I continued to read in spite of the grammatically errors, opting to give the benefit of doubt with another user stating my position nicely.

but i will quit reading here just because my brain can not comprehen how one person jockeying in position who wants to take control can resort to belittleing another user whom simply gave construction critishm to better his endavour

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Yes, but only for those that don't remember reading the memo back then.

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Yesterday, I was logged into Google via my barn wood account, but needed to log off and resign in with my Phin account so that I could upload a video. The overlaid screen gave me the option to verify or do it later. I opted for the later, whereupon I could go no further no matter how hard I tried. I eventually went ahead and verified, thinking all along something was strange, even so slightly thinking what's outlined in the OP. Now, I'm thinking even more.

Something happened yesterday pertaining to my 11y/o nephew and what he does on TV with the games. The police came over to the house and asked if he was okay. It seems all he did was sign up to FaceBook for the very first time via the TV. Then he was in conversation with some girl his age from school. Something transpired, then the cops showed up. Everything turned out okay, with the exception that my nephew ain't got a clue as to what he did wrong.

A couple hours ago, I Google image the word arrowhead and lo and behold on the second line was not one, but two images of goats. The forth or fifth row contained an image I've seen on BitcoinTalk. Them starting to scare me!

13 Bids for 1 Bitcoin via an entity that no longer exist by a seller with a ~91% FB rating. I wonder if those bidders would be interested in some Twinkies.

Young salesman shows his product line to BFL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga4aRIKWRhg

The bet started on Sept. 23, 2012, hence referring the bet to the only three products available at the time. http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=701


It's already been proven that the product Luke received was not one of the three available, therefore whatever hashrate was detailed didn't meet ANY advertised hashrate, for there were no specs for it at the time.


This bet was up for six months, with many people commenting on its existence. Yet, nary a soul questioned its ambiguousness until after images were released by Luke after the EST midnight deadline.

To be clear, I believe...

1) Luke is not an employee of BFL. This issue is mute in my eyes.

2) BoB does not deserve a scammer tag on this issue alone, but if some other impropriety arises, this episode may weigh heavily on any future issue(s) concerning them.

3) At the moment, BFL doesn't deserve a scammer tag, for to date they have refunded all those that've asked. But, the pressure and vigil eyes must remain on their operation, for a myriad of clues point toward something nefarious is afoot.

4) Monies collected by BFL for pre-orders is currently being used to fund their operation, and that if every single person requested a refund today, not all would receive their money. Furthermore, BFL can declare bankruptcy at any time, thus nobody who has pre-ordered would receive a dime, but everybody in the higher hierarchy of BFL would have lived comfortably during the course of the operation, and probably have funds stashed away, making sure that they'll be able to continue their lifestyle.

I have to state that you are wrong on this issue, Luke.

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