Topic: BFL fucked us over again (redux) - page 43. (Read 100109 times)

Hmm, I don't use 2 spaces after a period, that is a function of my phone.  Guess your logic fails again Bruno.   Besides, I am not pro bfl, I'm glad I have nothing more to do with them.  Bruno or Bruno's agent decided to attack me yet he left his rear exposed.  Guess that's how he works, Robin and all. There's 2.5 mil in btc that got sent to Bitstamp Dec 2013 from josh/bfl account,  makes you wonder what happened to it. Taxes on that would be huge, especially with capital gains.

Wrong! Thou I could use the same logic and declare that you use two spaces after a period, you have to be Bruce Peterson.

Jody, take a look at Bruce's phone, then fire his ass if we are correct in our assessment that this DBG is Bruce Peterson. It's going to come out anyway once the records are gotten from Bitcointalk.

How is that DBG is the only person on this thread that's on BFL's side?

I can't wait to hear what happened today in court between Bruno and Josh. When does Bruno's ban end, BTW?

I'll ask again, bcp19, what's it like being Sonny's bitch, you lying thief?

Bruno, you need to stop referring to yourself in the third person.  Your judge/donut guy proves you are doing ban avoidance and now using multiple accounts to dilute your footprint.

a la Bruno's timeline approach...

Bruno sends an email to BFL using his dabitcoinguy gmail address on Feb. 10.
BFL reads Bruno email on Feb. 10.
BFL shares private email with non-office personnel working the docks on Feb. 10.
Non-office personnel creates moniker using Bruno's handle on February 10, 2015, 5:59:05 PM CST.
Non-office personnel at BFL uses his DaBitcoinGuy to fuck with Bruno.
Bruno claims to have proof as to whom DBG is, namely Bruce Peterson on April 16.
Date unknown, a subpoena is forward to Bitcointalk to release all relative information about the user account DaBitcoinGuy to see if it's Bruno fucking with BFL or if it's Bruce Peterson fucking with Bruno.
Date unknown, BFL office personnel are questioned to see who they've shared private information with outside the general office arena.

Wouldn't it be funny if Jody Drake asked to see Bruce's cell phone sometime today, then discover that Bruce is DBG, then he's fired unable to collect unemployment compensation? That'll make this a good day for the Good Guys and the Bad Guys in this ongoing drama.


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"VenusFlyTrap is not Spartacus. I am Spartacus!"

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"I am at school, not work."

Bruno,  I am not this Bruce person and I am at school, not work.

Not much work to do there Bruce Peterson?

Bruno,  why haven't you brought up the 2600 BTC sent to Bitstamp Dec 6/7 2013?  That would have been around $2.5 mil.

Got my 2.

So they think that nibbknot worked for BFL? Here is my guess. I bet you that BCP19 is shitting himself in the corner.

I"m sure the parties that be are well aware of how to access all the btc addresses and password they have stashed away since the BFL.
 started its scammy ways...

gee FTC we have no records...musta just gone 'poof'....we obviously were very stupid in how we expected to run this business
and have also no concept of management or manufacturing timelines...oops......sorry we at BFL are so bad at record keeping ....but last I heard you can't throw us in jail
for being stupid...and as you can see from our record keeping lack of skills we are not criminals we are simply dumb at commerce....go figure....so goes the legal argument
from my viewpoint in this farce...

..I'm very very sure that bit of 'book keeping" of the BFL parties involved in 'hiding' assets via BTC is up to date and very well documented or backed up to usb. 

So if I learned one thing today it's that BFL is terrible at keeping records... on anything.

[All of this is my opinion/ pure speculation]

What a ton of bullshit.

There are so many different ways to know exactly how many miners were released into the wild at any given point. (within a reasonable error rate).

From the time it left the dock, it has tracking, that tracking has a transaction number, they used flat rate most of the time, so they can quickly figure out just how many units left the dock.

They are just playing hard to get. As Bruno would say, spare not the microscope.

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This is the same across all fronts, they keep playing the dumb blonde. Except they don't have the blonde hair and aren't dirty nor that dumb.

What their end goal seems to be is to "avoid knowing anything", therefore "there are no statistics", and therefore no case can be devised nor any single truth known.

Sonny must be a good at sitting in a corner in deep prayer, but I fear his luck is gradually running out at each turn (and across each case). The Plaintiffs will get him despite his efforts to stall for as long as possible. Lawyers do not stop consuming other peoples cash.

Just look at our government as an example

again I am still in awe of them still not in jail.....I mean if it is this easy for the meager minds of josh and sonny to string this along so long...what must
a well run criminal enterprise get away with? (shudder) jeez

Interesting defense strstegy: "we have no idea of what we did with our money, products, and customers during the life of the company, sorry".

They are refusing to inform the blockchain addresses used by employees, including the top management, is that right?

http://ia601803.us.archive.org/33/items/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083.73.1.pdf


IRS: Okay, Mr. DoughnutGuy, is this your first audit?
Mr. DoughnutGuy: Yes, I hope I'm not in too much trouble.
IRS: As long as you kept records, you'll be fine. Now, how many chocolate donuts did you make on July 30, 2012?
Mr. DoughnutGuy: Here's the records for that day. It looks like 514. Sold 498.
IRS: How many apple fritters did you make on my wife's birthday, February 12, 2013?
Mr. DoughnutGuy: Here you go. I made 388 fritters that day. Normally, we do over 500, but the fritter-fritter shipment had yet to arrive.
IRS: Makes sense. And, how many cinnamon rolls did you make on March 12, 2014?
Mr. DoughnutGuy: With or without sugar?
IRS: With.
Mr. DoughnutGuy: 712, as seen here on this report. It's are biggest seller.
IRS: You may go. Everything seems to be in order.

IRS: Okay, BFL, how many miners did you deliver on April 24, 2014?
BFL: You're kidding, right?
IRS: Hey, Joe, come in here. Looks like we got us a good one today.
Joe: No records?
IRS: BINGO!


IRS: So, we're going to try this one more time. How many miners did you deliver on April 24, 2014?
BFL: I give! The answer can be obtained by searching our blog and other online presence.
IRS: That's funny. It was your online presence that caused this audit in the first place.
BFL: Is anybody gonna eat that doughnut? I know a free-range chicken that'll love to have it.

http://ia601803.us.archive.org/33/items/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083.73.1.pdf

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"BTW, when are we going to get those tens of thousands PMs and other info off Bitcointalk from theymos?"

http://ia601803.us.archive.org/33/items/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083.73.19.pdf

With so much going on and the pressure and all, it's safe to assume that BFL simply forgot about their 12uyvDAC8LNU8yGcW8dYLGPToSD2JenVfH wallet used for the same purpose.  

I love the part where BFL keeps repeating that they don't keep records. 

I think Bruno declared that he's nibbknot.

Was it BFL that forced the release of private data because they seem to not want to give up such on their end.

http://ia601803.us.archive.org/33/items/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083/gov.uscourts.ksd.97083.73.19.pdf