Topic: BFL possible scam (Read 1272 times)
Good call rookie.
It's just a part of their fraudulent business model, advertising products that doesn't exist yet and selling them as "order now" instead of preorder without a clue of actual shipping date.
Because that was the price about six months ago. Obliviously that ad hasn't been updated. 
I'm new to the BTc scene. However I have noticed some disturbing facts while browsing web with regard to BFL. As most people know cookie tracking can play a large part in terms of what advertisements you see online. I recently have been to a couple of websites where embedded adverts have been BFL related. I have noticed that some adverts are advertising BFL 60gh/s products at $1299 USD. Correct me if I'm wrong, but can anyone explain or clarify why this product is advertised at this price?
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