The only people who can involve lav enforcement and the legal system are people with "standing," i.e. people who are actually directly involved with BFL, such as customers with pre-orders. Random Citizen can't just sue or sick the cops on a company because they don't like the way it's doing business. If you do have pre-orders, and feel you should be compensated in some way, feel free to go after them yourself, or start putting together a class action lawsuit. Though I suspect that even a (legitimate) threat of a lawsuit would force BFL to give you a refund, at which point you'll no longer have (much) "standing."
Following your logic I could only report a fire if it were happening on my property but not if it happened at the neighbors house?
I'm hearing "never mind the smoke, go back to sleep"...
After all, if
your house burns down tonight, maybe you can sue to get your money back later.
And if it's only
your neighbour's house that is on fire, why even worry?
You see smoke, not a fire. There's a big difference. You are *assuming* that there is a fire, but you cannot know for sure. It may be that the neighbors are barbecuing steaks in the back yard.
People would be prudent to keep their eyes on it, but I doubt many would call the fire department under such circumstances. But you go right ahead.
So... "You should always wait until your house is a heap of burning ashes before calling the fire department."
