Dayan vs. V-Cube Patent Infringement

this thread is going nowhere..ive just read all 42 pages aand its just about trolling people to get a reaction...the original topic was about 1 firm exercising their legal right to prevent others from copying what they legaly own(not legaly oblidged to produce tho)...right or wrong morally isnt relevant in a legal issue..my opinion is that ive waited for verdes to create the bigger order cubes for ages too and i keep looking at the 11x1 and wandering if i should get it....this is what should concern the sellers...the fact that previousely loyal customers are going elsewhere for their hobbies......mefferts has the same prob with the jade club saga...peoplewaiting nearly 8 months for things promised and never delivered ....its commen bussiness practise not to fob the customer with false promises and then not deliver.....its no wander they go to ko firms......
 
LOL It seems you are the one doing that.

You said "the existence of sarcasm mainly depends on how the recipient feels, not the sender".

This is hilariously wrong. Everyone else knows this. You're making yourself look more and more foolish.

And if you don't want to talk about VCubes, you should stop posting. Otherwise you might end up getting banned for trolling.
 
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You said "the existence of sarcasm mainly depends on how the recipient feels, not the sender".

This is hilariously wrong. Everyone else knows this. You're making yourself look more and more foolish.

And if you don't want to talk about VCubes, you should stop posting. Otherwise you might end up getting banned for trolling.


I believe you are the one who is:

(1) insulting (the feelings are mutual for the "foolish" comment)
(2) asking for attention (from me), i.e. trolling.

So please. I never asked anything from you, yet you keep stalking me.
 
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It's no secret that I've been making fun of you for quite some time now. XD

Ready to talk about something serious yet, or can I carry on dragging your name through the mud?

For serious talk, let's say we should just wait of what happens in this case.
There is a lot of activity in the background, and many people are trying to resolve complicated details.

Now I need to have a shower and get all this mud off me.,.
 
I recommend for *you* to apologise for fueling the arguments especially when I was called insults.

Don't see where I fueled it. Just holding you accountable for claims you make.

I regard you as one of them since I am sure you were enjoying this

Yeah, clearly I attacked some of them because I enjoyed them.

As for speaking for "anyone here", please. There are many who had different view.

What part of "Can't speak for everyone, but for me" don't you understand?

And I will REPEAT again. The video *DID* have insults but were REMOVED.

Lol, you have no idea how Youtube works. You can't edit a video there.

(and I have mentioned this TWICE!)

I don't think so.
 
Well here's something new...

Solution: Don't use eBay or PayPal!

Why?
Because they don't need a court order to prevent you from selling products or to freeze your funds for an undetermined period of time.

How?
If you actually care about providing your customers with a service instead of being cube-blocked by PayPal then just ask. :tu

As a merchant it's easy to think of eBay and PayPal as the good guys who facilitate money going from your customers hands to your pocket but they'll always cover themselves first. They've correctly assumed that most merchants are unwilling to legally fight one of their patent infringement notices, and this keeps patent owners happy from pursuing them for damages for the most part. :cool:

I'll just assume that this will go unnoticed, that people will continue to troll each other, and that nothing will be done too prevent eBay and PayPal from allowing unsubstantiated claims from screwing with your business. :fp

Happy cubing,
Tim.
 
The problem, TimMc, is that ebay is just too big and too lucrative to avoid missing over something like this. Paypal is also extremely easy for buyers to use, and most potential buyers will already have paypal accounts, and will be favorable toward a business that accepts paypal. the biggest alternative I can think of to paypal is Google Checkout, and that isn't even available in most countries.
 
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