The biggest problem is that there are so many scams nowadays that people just jump into conclusions, especially when the hardware looks very good, and the bashing starts.
In this case, yes, VMC is a whole owned subsidiary of
ActiveMining and the chip development is not being paid with pre-orders, but with funds from ActiveMining shares sold and mining profits.
Nobody jumped to any conclusions.
Here's a copy of my last (and also deleted post from the thread) and if you'd been reading regularly since it's posting you'd have seen all the evidence yourself.
I should point out that the only difference between (originally) obvious scam and others is that the OP has refined his scam to bypass some of the concerns raised in the thread. Example: no longer accepting pre-orders. Editing some of his posts to correct spelling and grammar errors. Completely removing his 'defense' of his previous scams as well as all mention of them in the thread.
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Lets recap the thread by going down FireFop's ASIC SCAM checklist:
1. CEO posting on forum?
2. Spelling and grammar errors?
3. Insane expectations re: development speed.
4. Accepting pre-orders.
5. Unrealistic pricing.
6. Dox quickly linked showing CEO has a history of scams.
7. CEO attempts to defend former scam(s) in the process revealing even worse spelling and grammar - even less understanding on the industry he's supposedly had experience in.
8. Someone breaks the business modem wide open using the numbers provided by the OP. Invalidates offering via economics and math.
Final Score 7/8 (nobody got #8, because scammer neglected to publish numbers).
+1 Bonus point for the scammer providing his own links to documentation of former scams!
+1 bonus point for the scammer correcting "typos" on his website!
Total Scam rating 112.5% scammy (not a new record unfortunately).
@OP 'nitch' is actually spelled niche... you know in case you wanted to go back and fix your spelling.