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6. Plaintiffs’ claims are barred because the products in question underwent burn
testing for a minimal amount of time and had not be assigned to a customer order at the time of
the burn testing.
7. Plaintiffs’ claims are barred because untested products are not finished goods and
could not be customers’ equipment.
Do I understand this correctly? They mine with hardware that will be sent to customers, but claim it isn't customer hardware because there isn't an order number attached to the machine yet, and it isn't customer hardware because they're not yet finished mining with it??? Only after they finish mining with it, then it becomes customer hardware.
You know what is going to happen... how do you explain weeks of burn in?
How do you explain all the BTC they mined as only testing?
How do they explain delaying shipping of units when after a few hours of burn in they were "working"?
There is a TX ID trail that is going to show what actually happened and when it does there will be 100s or potentially 1000's of units mining at Eclipse for BFL as "burn in" testing for weeks then being replaced at regular intervals with new machines. You know what they did. First they said they never mined anything now they admit the mined for burn in... what do you think really happened here? The scam will proven at that instant and no one is going accept that as standard practice. This is where they get demolished in court. If I had purchased a BFL unit I would be joining this class actions asap to make sure I got a piece of that pie. This shell game they played is going to be easy to discover.
I personally believe they calculated it out so that no one would EVER receive a piece of hardware that provided ANY ROI. The INSTANT that the hardware would never mine as much as it cost... THAT'S when they ship it!
I have a couple pieces of BFL equipment and I know some people who've had a ton of it. They were luckily able to break even and even profit by mining for a VERY short period of time and then flipping them on ebay (this is months ago mostly with jalapenos, singles, couple FPGAs).
I would be interested to learn of a SINGLE person, who, bought a BFL miner with either cash or bitcoin and then with JUST that miner was able to recover their investment and then some - solely by mining. I don't think that person exists.
And the monarchs. LOL. What a joke.
The only thing I wish that could happen.... could BFL please be around long enough (long shot!) to promise some sort of round 3 hardware? I would LOVE to see the specs, promises, and explanations about the development and turnaround on that one! It's comedy relief!
Whenever I'm bored I honestly look for BFL threads for entertainment. They're so fun to read! :p