Topic: Buying BFL debt. $0.10 per dollar owed. - page 9. (Read 15976 times)

you are my fav spy.

Luke-Jr didn't even have to plug in the unit they shipped to him. I think this bet goes to BFL.

What is the power consumption that they promised and by when? Was it supposed to be the first batch?

Why not just put up a bet at bitbet.us? Something like "BFL will deliver at least X units of Y to end users by ", and then put those 500 BTC's on yes?

Where's the 1000 BTC promised to charity if BFL doesn't achieve the power consumption they promised?

this ^ is what you call a big pussy who won't bet you based on his previous promises and claims but expects you to bet based on the unprovable fact that BFL is a scam before they were to run with the money. Pirate wasn't a scam all the way up until he stopped paying interest and then went silent like a fat pussy.

Inaba, you are no different. Lol

I wish I could escrow a 50% hedge to protect my ~300btc BFL purchase with you Inaba.

Only if we could define a "BY WHEN ?" in "If your orders aren't fulfilled" and specify the "WHAT ?" of my order.

I'm sure we can agree on a middle ground between a 1500ghs unit @1w/ghs and 300 Single sized Jalapeno who'd be taking a full room and consuming 9kW.

Edit : This bet would fail you unless "our order" definition is only based on total hash-rate, disregarding efficiency, footprint and delivery date.

Why should BFL not deliver? There is no reason for them to be scam.

I have no idea about ASICS or chip development, but If you give me 10 million USD via pre orders - I would be able to get a running asic, after a year or two.

Sure, I'll address the rest of the post just as soon as you back up your bullshit with a 500 BTC.  You claim BFL is a scam and that we will never ship a product.  I claim that BFL is not a scam and will ship a product. I am willing to escrow 500 BTC for my claim.  You escrow 500 BTC for your claim and we can move on to whether or not we'll bet on your ludicrous caveats.

My guess is that you'll just Micon-out of the bet, because, just like Bryan Micon, you are a lying piece of shit and you are unwilling to back up your claims...  You and Bryan Micon love to make all these grand pronouncements until someone calls you on it, then you deflect and hem and haw and try to weasel your way out of it. 

So until you back up your statement that "BFL is a ponzi scheme, an obvious scam" and "I do not believe my orders will be fulfilled" we have nothing to discuss other than what an idiot you are.  In fact, how about this... you want to hedge your orders.  I will bet you the full amount you paid in BTC for your orders from BFL that your orders will be fulfilled.  If you'd rather just do the USD value, I will take that bet as well.  You escrow the BTC,  I will escrow the BTC and when your order(s) are fulfilled you lose the bet.  If your orders aren't fulfilled, you win the bet and you get back your BTC (or USD value equivalent if you prefer) - so you're 100% hedged against your losses, since you're positive BFL is a scam and you'll never see your orders.

That's what you're hoping to accomplish with this ridiculous thread, right?  That's what you CLAIM.  If that's the case, then this wager is a no brainer.  Unless... you are lying?

Ok, i was wrong, now address the rest of the post.

Also, accept the bet. 350 BTC, 4200 units shipped by june 1st. It's a reasonable goal considering you are within a week of shipping, and can produce 300 units per day.

Simply ignore this rude loudmouth. He'll be the fall guy once BFL implodes.

Ok you tool, here you go:






The list goes on.  You are a LYING. PIECE. OF. SHIT.

Put up or shut up, dirt bag.  But you won't... because you're a piece of shit.  What's even more pathetic is that you STILL maintain an order with a company you CLAIM is a scam.  The very definition of idiot, yet again.

I'm not sure about it either. I've heard mixed theories on what "will happen", but I'd love to see it in action. By that I mean, it's not even really in action yet because it's still centralized and used primarily for speculation of "XRP" prices.

You poor innocent boy.  Trendon Shavers is a case in point.

Scammers have no hesitation in ruining the reputations of those close to them.  Hopefully people using Ripple will be careful about who they vouch for (although based on the level of trust people extend to near strangers on social networks, I'm not so sure about that).

Way to read nubtard!

Either ask for a refund or sell your preorder. What have you got on order with them and when did you order?

Well, there's always going to be one, just like with guns. The key in Ripple is to spread that out so that the people around them can take the hit in reputation and suffer the financial losses rather than the end-merchant. It sounds shitty, but it's better than family and friends (who actively agreed to intertwine their lives with him) take on his debts (in Ripple network by default) than people who have no idea who he is when he tried to buy something from him. That will change everyone's mind about how much they trust each other. Ripple really will create uncomfortable relationships for some, but for others it's going to draw into focus things that should not have been ignored previously. Very interested to see how it works out.

Watched an episode of American greed this guy scamed family and Friends that he knew for 30 years

I can work with that. I've actually grown very fond of the idea of "provably fair" things and escrow these days. I am starting to believe there is less and less reason to ever need to trust people for many of the things we do here on the forums. Lending is still a difficult topic, but I think a trust network like Ripple will help with that, since it's not just your reputation that you're selling, but everyone close to you as well (less likely to scam when your neighbor and family suffer from it).

I've also grown to believe that Bitcoin is far from centralized, which should be clear to anyone who paid attention to MtGox, these forums and the recent GIT pushes.

And i could hedge against the Matthew N. Wright bet by printing my wallet out and torching it.

I don't think satoshi dice is generous enough for you to reneg again.


Time hasn't yet shown if i'm allowed, my message box is still eerily quiet. I can't say for certain if you're a scammer for life, but i'm certainly not taking your bet .