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That tells me that they had to shut down because of some regulation, or tax issue. Who knows, maybe their banker pulled the plug on them, and they're looking for a new backer.
I suspect that if they sold any blocks, it must have been in a very small quantity. (which makes Winewood and Kyle right). [/b]
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BB,
what it tells me is that someone (winewood) is practicing to become a spin doctor. If he/she continues to improve then at some point there will be a position available for them within a political office. Until that time you just must ask yourself........why would anyone with any type of a life go to the extremes that winewood has gone to in order to twist some facts around????
Also!!!!the paypal thing only proves that bluecooling did not receive payment through paypal under the blue cooling name, nothing more.....that bluecooling is not registered in CA or Texas only proves that they are not registered....not that they were not (or were not trying to) do(ing) business.
Last point (I hope) Kyle maintained that some blocks were sold and winewood maintained that all blocks were prototypes and that there was no proof of sale. So assumptions are drawn from that...if something is sold and not titled as a prototype, is it a prototype or an early release retail unit? If there is no 'proof' (btw---how does someone know that there is no proof) of a sale does that mean there was no sale, or just no proof of a sale?
As I said when I started this thread...I read and thought and just couldn't stay silent. At first glance you can read it and believe what you like but after you sit back and remove your personal feelings...... there are certain points that just don't ring true.
I feel that when/if bluecooling gets their stuff going it will be easier/cheaper to change names in order to overcome the negative pr that does currently exist.
but this is only my opinion and it is worth exactly what you paid for it.
wj