Bigrah
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July 15, 2013, 09:29:35 PM |
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I hate BFL, but I think this is funny. I have visions of a german guy in an interpol uniform with a little blue light on his car roof knocking on BFL's doors and just being waved away like a mosquito. It's a US corporation. Pound sand, Germany.
Its not that funny.. A german court can confiscate every product that BFL ships into the EU. That people will risk the purchases from everyone who lives in Europe.. So that would be the Germans screwing other Germans. Not prosecuting BFL. How does that nip the problem in the bud, exactly? Oh sorry.. I forgot that most are from the us.... There are germans in europe.. but not everyone in europe is german.. like there are dogs in the US but not everyone in the US is a dog.... |
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ocminer
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July 15, 2013, 09:34:11 PM |
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Thats typically for the germans.. They always think their the greatest, the best and they got the law on their side.
If BFL was a german company, the boss would already be in jail and the buyers would lawsuit the shit out of him .. it then does not matter if they get the money or the product, all they want is to be right..
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I'm not German and yet I like that attitude. Courts do their job over there. Electors also are less stupid and politicians are held accountable for their actions. Absolutely not.. They screw their neighbours all over the place. They call the police when you parked your car a bit over the white borderline, they call the cops when you having a birthday party and are partying until 10.01 pm (its only allowed "loud" until 10.00 pm), they stick a knife in your back when you turn around ... bitchin' all over the place.. They WOULD be so stupid to really do the lawsuit which is the reason for this thread, and the asshole who had the idea for this lawsuit would also be happy if he got ANY progress against BFL, even if that means every german customer would NOT get his ASIC.. The only good thing in germany is for the poltics.. they work their asses off and pay taxes like hell.. but they do it with attitude and no one moans... ;-) |
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Rampion
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July 15, 2013, 09:36:55 PM |
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I really hope they cancel all the orders going to germany that way many people will move up in the queue who don't mind waiting just a bit longer........
LOL, Stockholm Syndrome (which is a form of denial) + greed Human race is amazing  |
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Bogart
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July 15, 2013, 09:58:28 PM |
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BFL are not in the EU.
BFL's CEO Nasser Ghoseiri lives in France. That probably doesn't count for much though. Germany != EU != France. |
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SgtSpike
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July 15, 2013, 10:05:29 PM |
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BFL are not in the EU.
BFL's CEO Nasser Ghoseiri lives in France. That probably doesn't count for much though. Germany != EU != France. He is not their CEO. |
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Xian01
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July 15, 2013, 10:12:20 PM
Last edit: July 15, 2013, 10:32:35 PM by Xian01 |
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It's a US corporation. Pound sand, Germany.
Welcome to doing business on the global stage. Where telling Germany (or any country for that matter) to "pound sand" will result in you not having the ability of ever doing business in their country again. This is not in any profitable business' best interests. In the larger context, however, one could argue that America's favorite Bitcoin ASIC company has bigger problems than having EU zones rejecting their products. |
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July 15, 2013, 10:30:47 PM |
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It amazes me the number of gullible people that even think that a commercial consumer complaint falls under criminal law, instead of the relevant consumer legislation.
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Xian01
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July 15, 2013, 10:39:51 PM |
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It amazes me the number of gullible people that even think that a commercial consumer complaint falls under criminal law, instead of the relevant consumer legislation.
I believe starting with consumer complaints is a valid first step in establishing a criminal case, if we're arguing semantics and realities. You would be surprised at how effective filing consumer complaints can be. Especially when done en-masse so much so that authorities start seeing a pattern of complaints developing. |
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k9quaint
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July 15, 2013, 10:45:44 PM |
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BFL are not in the EU.
BFL's CEO Nasser Ghoseiri lives in France. That probably doesn't count for much though. Germany != EU != France. He is not their CEO. If not him, then who?  |
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johnyj
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July 16, 2013, 12:09:09 AM |
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Germany custom corruption, they are mining bitcoins like crazy |
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Bogart
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July 16, 2013, 12:34:13 AM |
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BFL are not in the EU.
BFL's CEO Nasser Ghoseiri lives in France. That probably doesn't count for much though. Germany != EU != France. He is not their CEO. Nasser Ghoseiri is the CEO
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CrazyRabbi
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July 16, 2013, 12:40:11 AM |
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@OP LOL you arn't even an official account your name has fuckin 3 repeating digits in it.. Why in the fuck would you think anything you say is credible here?...
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CrazyRabbi
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July 16, 2013, 01:03:15 AM |
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Lulz thanks for the link erk this person is definately a troll XD |
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maqifrnswa
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July 16, 2013, 03:41:55 AM |
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I don't know much about the German legal system, but the words"criminal" "lawsuit" and "prosecutor" are not usually used in the same sentence. Also, lawyers are generally calculating and only do things when there is something to gain. Why tip your hand on some internet forum, and why do it anonymously when you could get more clients by advertising? This is an old thread: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/528396.htmlbut it looks like the combined cost of the trial AND of collecting against a foreign corporation from Germany will probably exceed whatever damages that will be awarded against BFL for non-delivery. So, the only one that wins here is the lawyer... Something doesn't make sense. I vote troll. But if it is real, I applaud the lawyer for finding 30+ paying saps! Now they're out BFL money and lawyer money. |
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Loredo
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July 16, 2013, 03:53:29 AM |
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Something doesn't make sense. I vote troll. I'm with you at this point, but not for the reasons most have posted in this thread. It's completely plausible that authorities might bring criminal charges against BFL in Germany, and there is almost certainly the necessary treaties and law to permit the prosecution. This is particularly so if the authorities were presented with multiple citizens with the same prima facia complaint of violation. BUT... It is not at all typical, nor credible, that an attorney, or agent, of those parties would announce a criminal investigation (not the OP says in effect "not yet" to existence of charges) that is on going. I'm skeptical. But wouldn't be so quick to dismiss it all out of hand. |
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Phinnaeus Gage
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July 16, 2013, 04:11:17 AM |
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Is the OP's name Carol Johnson?
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July 16, 2013, 04:14:52 AM |
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Why is Carol listed as Male in their profile?
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Probably should put something here.... Maybe an LTC address?
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July 16, 2013, 04:59:49 AM |
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I read somewhere, that OP's acc has been sold...
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Phinnaeus Gage
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July 16, 2013, 05:27:29 AM |
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I read somewhere, that OP's acc has been sold...
OP's name was registered a myriad of times on various site, mostly all around the same time frame. I was thinking that one of those sites got hacked and gleaned the password of which may have been used across the board. For the life of me I can't believe that the selling of users accounts on this forum isn't condoned. I can't think of one good reason it should have been in allowed in the first place. Actually, I can think of a nefarious reason, but I rather not go there. |
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