[Windows 8 General] Sonichedgehog360:
Here is a detailed breakdown of the crimes committed by Christopher Price, CEO of Mobile Media Ventures, Inc./Console, Inc., against the backers of the Console OS Kickstarter project. Feel free to distribute this information through all channels, including news sites, forums, and social media.

1. No one else except Christopher Price works for MMV/Console Inc. Since day one of this project, he has refused to answer the simple question of the number of employees in his company. However, he claimed earlier in the Kickstarter comments section to have "engineers", which is plural meaning at least two other employees besides himself. However, he now refrains from referring to his departments at all by quantifiable nouns, instead resorting to using terms such as "engineering" to describe areas of his company. When asked on multiple occasions for the number of employees in his company, he pretended to have been asked for names, not numbers.

Exhibit A: Search the comments section (current as of 2-4-2016, 12:01 AM MST) with the terms "engineer", "employ" and "number" for the numerous noted examples:

Viewable here:

https://www.docdroid.net/aemcGEK/co...omments-section-2-4-2016-1201-am-mst.pdf.html

2. He falsely claimed to have already delivered Console OS Pro. He has said in the Kickstarter comments section that he already delivered "Console OS Pro" to backers. Currently, Console OS still lacks Pro features. The Pro version, by definition, would have Pro features.

Exhibit A: "We aren't rewriting history, we did deliver Console OS Pro exclusively to backers in the timeframe stated."

Viewable here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/project...-pc/comments?cursor=11388943#comment-11388942

3. He still has not shipped any of the physical rewards to backers.

Exhibit A: As indicated by Price's following post, as of February 1st, 2016, physical rewards still have not been shipped to backers.

Viewable here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/project...-pc/comments?cursor=12364682#comment-12364681

4. He tested thousands of paid Play Store apps without prior backer consent, either using thousands of dollars of Kickstarter funds to purchase them or engaging in pirating to obtain them. He claimed online that he had tested thousands of paid Play Store apps on Console OS. This would mean he had either spent thousands of dollars to purchase them or he had obtained them illegitimately by pirating them.

Exhibit A: "We've successfully imported and tested thousands of paid play store apps, right in our own labs."

Price never responded back explaining how he acquired those apps.

Viewable here:

http://i.imgur.com/cgr9nng.jpg

5. He falsely claimed to have already built a prototype with over 100 features already built-in before the project campaign. He has been unwilling and unable to produce the original prototype that he already "built" prior to the project. Likewise, he has been unwilling and unable to provide verifiable visual evidence, either through prerecorded video or live screencast, which showed said prototype had "over new 100 features already built-in."

Exhibit A: "We've rebuilt Android™ to be a primary operating system for your PC, 2-in-1 or PC Tablet. Over 100 new features built-in already."

Viewable here:

https://web.archive.org/web/2014061...le-os-dual-boot-android-remastered-for-the-pc

6. He fraudulently obtained backer funds by purposely withholding information about Android-IA for Core's suspension until the refund window had past. He withheld the information that Android-IA for Core's development had been suspended, of which he was informed three days after the campaign had ended. He did not let backers know Android-IA for Core was crucial for Console OS's on-going development. He even made it appear in campaign materials that it was a direct competitor, not the basis for Console OS's code. Somehow, the rest of the industry understood Android-IA for Core's suspension to be indefinite but not Price. He did not inform backers of its suspension until backer funds could no longer be refunded, almost six months later. Per Kickstarter policy, all project creators can fully refund their backers through Amazon Payments up to 60 days after a campaign has ended.

Exhibit A: "@Dave - We're still determined to make that happen, despite pullback from partners. Had Intel called us up during our Kickstarter campaign and said 'hey, heads up, yes we can confirm we're suspending Android development for Core processors' - then we would have posted that.

We didn't get confirmation of that until three days (72 hours) after our Kickstarter campaign ended... it was a punch in the gut, frankly we're even surprised we got this far in the wake of that."

Viewable here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/project...osts/1391284?cursor=11535213#comment-11535212