My guess is that they're desperate to prevent paid orders from being cancelled to stave off bankruptcy. Telling people that "all orders are final" is cute drama, but illegal in the US for a pre-order product.
I believe that is what they mean Yifu.
However according to creativx, what they are now doing is an illegal manouvre? Im unsure on the legality of this statement as I live outside the states.
http://business.ftc.gov/documents/alt051-selling-internet-prompt-delivery-rulesBFL is a US company. They cannot enact that policy and comply with FTC/SEC regs. I believe they're just posturing to stave off insolvency.
Sorry, I agree with much of what you say but you have gone too far. BFL "cannot" do that because it against the law?
Seriously? Sonny stole money from retirees selling them fake lottery tickets.
Josh/Inaba CONSTANTLY was illegally soliciting investors and using his own name (that is an SEC securities solicitation violation). Josh has been hosting a co-loc of bit coin miners for non USA residents that do not pay USA income tax and would each have to form a business to be legal (that is money laundering). Josh tells people that they can "leave their rigs in MO/KS" and save the tax of their country but DOES not charge them state sales/use tax (that is fraud). He does this all over public forms and does not care about the law. Why would he care about the rule you linked?
Nasser works for a broker dealer that has rule against ANY employees engaging in an outside business without submitting a form for compliance to approve (which they NEVER approve especially if it has ANYTHING to do with f/x, commodities, debt or securities.
And you think so "law" is going to stop these guys? They have broken so many laws constantly for the last 12 months. They do not care about any laws because they KNOW the suckers that live in their parents' basements that they have stolen this money from them WILL DO NOTHING.