Instead of lashing out at Bryan for lashing out at you, and back and forth, or however this whole thing is going, prove him wrong by producing evidence to the contrary of his scammer accusation. I still see none of this.
I'm sorry, then you are blind. There are mountains of evidence everywhere, and as I said, anyone with even a glimmer of intelligence has seen it. I'm not lashing out at Bryan, I am poking fun at him because he's so ridiculous. Watching him flail about trying to dodge the simple truth that his entire premise is false, has been demonstrated to be false and is beyond ludicrous is an entertaining past time. You are obviously new here, so it's forgivable that you are unaware that I don't tolerate stupidity and I will be happy to point it out to you directly. In this case, I am enjoy pointing out how completely idiotic Bryan is, and that's about it. As I said, it's pointless to argue with someone who is not able to grasp reality or understand any of the evidence that is presented to him.
notice the levels of deflection here: Zerlan is trying to focus the argument on such minutiae as the fact that I typed $25M or $10M in preorders.
This is not minutiae Bryan, this is demonstrating the fact that you can't even get your numbers straight. You don't know what you are talking about, so you just throw out random numbers, and you make them sensational so that people will react. It's anything but minutiae. You think you are this clever promoter, but there's a reason your entire life is a failure. Donkdown podcast? Failure. Poker carreer? Failure. Family? Failure (I'm going to divorce my wife and move to Las Vegas! Good work on that, man.), Hygiene? Failure. Skewer Inaba? Failure. (I mean, you do realize that the more you protest about how I called you an idiot in real life, in front of real people, the more people come to check out BFL, right? You're almost as good as CreativeX when it comes to driving traffic and interest.)
Just to curve back some of your bent truths in this latest diatribe in one of my betting threads vs. your company MISSING SHIPPING DATES because THAT'S SOMETHING WITH AN END DATE TO SETTLE A BET, so we don't bet on an open-ended vague statement like "BFL is a giant scam and employees a buffoon named Josh Zerlan" which very well may be true but has no formal end, thus no one would know when to settle. Think about this - what if ASIC mining becomes the norm, in 3 years there are 10 suppliers, BFL eventually buys one of them and sends the pre-orders. I suppose from now until then it's up to the individual to determine when BFL is a scam.
Awww, poor little Bryan, caught in a corner again and goes off raging about how there's NO END DATE! !!! OH NOES! I won't bet because there's no end date... sadly, I gave him an end date, offered to bet him 2000 BTC, or even 100 BTC which he declined. He wants an "end date" of a couple weeks on the statement that "BFL IS A SCAM!"
See the problem here is, Bryan makes a claim (BFL is a scam, according to him), but then refuses to back it up. That's the bottom line. I am offering him $60,000 at current BTC rates IN ESCROW that if BFL does not ship an ASIC this year. Hell, I'd probably even offer him that bet for March if he'd take me up on it, but we both know he won't put up more than a few token BTC. He does these little tiny bets because it's worth the attention he gets, but he's unwilling to risk any substantial amount of money on his claim that he is ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE is true. This is why you know what he says is a lie and he's just a pathetic little internet attention whore.
And before you go on saying how "Maybe 100 BTC" is a lot for little Bryan, keep in mind this is a man who claims to be a professional poker player who plays in the WSOP, so a $60,000 wager (or even a $3000 wager, which was offered as well) is not out of the realm of reason for a professional WSOP poker player. Although, given the fact that his poker career is as much of a joke as the reset of him, I suppose it's not surprising.
