Topic: CoinTerra announces <$3/GH January pricing and new product availability - page 5. (Read 13349 times)

Ravi, Timo, and Dr. Sherwani seem pretty legit to me...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K199f61n4qM&feature=player_embedded

The fact that they would let these scam accusations go unanswered is a red flag as well. If I was doing a press release for a large product line and new run of chips, which severely undercut my previous run's buyers, I'd have someone monitoring monitoring this thread.

Or at least ask if there's a blue light in the window. If there is, then I have a clue as to who he may be, especially if there's a sign on the door that reads, "Hello, fellow Bitcoiners!"

Anyone game to call the dental group and ask a few questions concerning their neighbors?


Omni Dental Group
11130 Jollyville Road #1500, Austin, TX 78759 map
(512) 346-8424

Hello, eve ?

Anyone game to call the dental group and ask a few questions concerning their neighbors?


Omni Dental Group
11130 Jollyville Road #1500, Austin, TX 78759 map
(512) 346-8424

Someone from the community please go down and verify this address.

Considering the amount of time and energy put into this. I would be very surprised if this turns out to be a scam.

However something just does not seem on the level here.

Same for me. Would love to order one but am not doing pre-orders in BTC going forward.

To be fair on that one, you'd have to see the date of the street view. Cointerra is a fairly new company.

punch their addy into google and look at street view

11130 Jollyville Rd
Austin, TX 78759

dental office, mortgage firm and a chiropractor no cointerra.

According to others bad phone number, faulty email, no paypal or CC....... smells like a scam 

Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following address.

<[email protected]>:
Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?answer=6596 i3si3284875obz.133 - gsmtp [RCPT_TO]

--- Below this line is a copy of the message.

Their phone number posted on their site does not work either.

1 (512) 270-6050

Cointerra:

Where stolen from:


Cointerra:

Where stolen from:


Target demographic:

Censored ASIC chips found on their website:




Those are 1994 Apple Quickdraw 3D Card ASIC:



SCAM

OP is probably part of this scam.

Hello everyone,

We have become aware of the concerns in the bitcoin community and see it best fit to address the concerns here. The skepticism as to the images used is justified as the ASIC chip is indeed an example of a future product-part. We thought it would be possible to attain the required funds for our first batch delivery based on the information provided to create a solid client base for subsequent batch productions. This is clearly not the case.

We think that it is in our best interest to deliver prototype miner(s) to highly trusted member(s) to establish trust and confidence in our ability to produce and deliver the products. As we are confident we can. This will however delay the 'mass' production, which was initially intended to start as soon as possible. Our supplier has already shown the capability of producing the required hardware. Thus, we feel confident in our combined ability to reach set goals. 

We will dedicate our time to update and provide additional information for the coming period. Tomorrow, we have an appointment with out supplier to discuss the cost and possibility of producing a smaller amount of ASIC modules for the purpose of providing prototypes.

We will keep you posted. Any suggestions regarding efforts from our side towards helping this project reach its potential are very welcome.

Regards,

ASX Project