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September 11, 2014, 07:28:36 PM |
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IF this company is for real, and that's a big IF to a lot of people out there right now. It's my guess they won't be shipping a product for a least a few more months. This train wreck is already off the tracks, we are all talking about damage control at this point. If they ship you a product in December that at best will recoup 10%, maybe 25% of initial cost, after power consumption. Any remaining customers who stand a chance in hell of recouping their funds that haven't started the process will definitely try. What's left of the company after that? Most of the C.C. funds they received are gone. Or at best being held back until a product ships. Either way this company is toast. Their product is worthless, unless you are into really expensive paper weights that suck down enough power to run an illegal grow house with the heat signature to match.
Those that paid via Bitcoin, their only recourse is to take them to court. That will be the finishing blow. As i see it, this sinking ship is still sinking and we are about to pass the point of recovery. If they miss this deadline, if they weren't already toast they are now. This leads me to think they are fine tuning their legal defense. Since they have no product to assemble, have never shown us a single thing that anyone of us couldn't have duplicated on our own, for not a lot of money.
That's what has me worried. I could have matched them at every step assuming I was planning on running a scam. Anyone one of us could have filed paper work to start a company, rented an office space, put up a sign, paid for some professional graphics and drawings, fabricated a case, and manipulated Drexel for the semi-official endorsement. Total cost, less than then one of their supposed miners.
They obviously have an exit strategy, probably was one of the first things they came up before they even started. After all what good is a scam if you can't pull it off successfully? The no refunds after 5 month policy, makes perfect sense. If you knew that all of your customers were going to be waiting for ever. They can claim they tried but were incompetent and have no money left. They have probably opened numerous other companies they aren't affiliated with but have control over. This way they can show that they paid for goods and services to build the miners when in reality it's all an elaborate trail of paperwork that only a team of accountants could do and reasonably expect to get away with it.
I hope I'm wrong, but why Alpha-T refuses to ease their customer's worries is beyond reason. It's obvious they have nothing more to show us. That's all they have themselves. How is that even possible, unless they've outsourced this whole thing and aren't in control of it. Something is seriously wrong here. Best case scenario extreme incompetence is the reason for the total failure, at worst it was all planned this way from day one. They knew that they would be protected.
If I were to pull off this scam, I would have given more updates ensuring the money kept rolling in. Giving reasonable explanations and promises to give more to the customer if they would just keep the status quo. Sound familiar? I guess we will have to wait and see if they are for real or not? I'm not a customer, but I'm watching this carefully.
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