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Agency 2.0 will be used as a dumping ground for things such as "misrepresentations" or the "mishandling of orders," but that is sort of the natural to do with the "fired" party. There is some assumption however that folks at Sondors and Agency 2.0 did not know what they were doing; or that it...

He is going to ship bikes for the sole reason that to do otherwise would result in, and I am figuratively speaking here, the public lynching of Sondors and Indiegogo. Bad business is not illegal.

.5c; that is why the "false claim" about the 5 amp charger was so obvious as you would be having exploding and igniting batteries everywhere. Drone batteries have lots of surface area and thus can charge and discharge quickly, and that technical aspect is called C; the 18650 platform is not...

Meeting the funding goal would be the criteria they are using to gauge success, not fulfillment. Actually, I have an email trail with IGG that is outrageous whereby they tried very hard to stop me and a member of the press from asking any pertinent question (which was either met with silence or...

Semantics Aside: Uber drivers in CA will be considered employees, not contractors Semantics Aside: Perks on IGG will be considered to be a purchase and a sale, not a nebulous exculpation from law and ethical conduct. Does this sound familiar; “The defendants hold themselves out as nothing more...

You would think I was stretching the boundaries but the Marsh Echelon and Encite story is riddled with lawsuits as well. Fact is strange, and the fact here is that there is a pre-existing conspiracy on which this funding has landed. Besides, selling (pre-selling via perks) a medical device...

Now IGG is allowing the sale of a medical device that has not been FDA approved (or that has participated in the FDA process) http://www.fundairing.com/about#first-ever-micro-cpap Oh, I forgot a sale is a perk. So I stay on message please find a SKillion ebike; after all there are now...

I see Wave as a copycat Storm, I don't see much of a difference in the field of e:bike incompetence between the two. Storm, however, knows exactly what he is doing financially in that he knows who he will bilk, and how he will bilk them. It is quite obvious that Agency 2.0 will be bilked...

Compare and contrast. Faraday is doing everything right! They guy is designing things, testing things, putting energy and passion into them. There is a team behind the product. Look at the battery. Two year warranty on the battery! Three sizes of bike... You can try the bike in a shop.

spend the $6.25 and send it certified return receipt requested.

Your refund request sounds like it was placed in "the circular file." As you illustrated there is no support system, "or depth of support," to execute a simple refund for a product that was not as of yet delivered. There won't be any support for assembly questions, operational concerns...

Silicon Valley and venture funds are the only folks with a dream; and that dream is to take your money without providing much value in return.

Nope.. He does not have 17% net margin; he might if he does not pay his Agency 2.0 bill!

My guess is he is shipping about one container a day. Some people are bent out of shape that they are "assembling" and then "shipping" the bike based on color (and the number of each color combination ordered from high to low). Of course, that would be the right way to assemble the bike...

Basically, we knew the "charge time," "charger amperage," "range," and ... other advertising claims were materially false. Storm is NOW selling some of these changes as "design upgrades" when in fact they were obvious to anyone with knowledge about this product from the get-go. What is...

And here is your "5 amp" charger that is able to charge your battery in "90 minutes." It turns out that it is a 1.8 amp hour battery charger. I found a similar one being sold on ebay.

I wonder how vigilant they are; what percentage of non-conforming good slip in.

Yep, they are going to squeak into sending them "as a battery with the product" much the same way that cell phone batteries slip in. That is why airliners have unilaterally closed that loophole of their own volition (which was the major change, as opposed to regulation changes). Airliners...

My guess is he is going to ship the batteries with the bikes, in the same package. The packages are so heavy they are going to be by sea and land only. I just looked it up, most of the fines are slap on the wrist. Sondors operates without concern for regulations, ramifications, or judgment...

Spoke to the CPSC seems like Sondors can do an end run around the certificate of conformity issue. The law requires manufacturers or importers to issue a GCC that accompanies each product or shipment of products; that the GCC be furnished to retailers and distributors; and that the GCC be...