[Johnny B.]

This is so badly mangled with regards to accuracy that I barely know where to start.

He didn't have enough to buy a 1MW system, and Rossi is not currently willing to sell him a smaller unit.

As usual, you're wrong. Aussie Guy was ready to buy a 1-MW unit (so he apparently had the money), but Rossi stalled him indefinitely. LINK

Of course, Rossi has an excuse for why he won't actually sell an E-Cat, but the real reason is that for someone running an investment scam, actually signing a sales contract with someone would be a disaster. A customer has expectations for specific performance (a device, delivered on a date certain, performing as described in the sales contract).

An investor, on the other hand, has no expectation of specific results. That's the kind of person Rossi wants to deal with: people who will give him money without any guarantee that he will actually produce anything of value.

[Wonder Warthog]

"As usual, you're wrong. Aussie Guy was ready to buy a 1-MW unit (so he apparently had the money), but Rossi stalled him indefinitely.

And once again you prove that you can't read plain English.

"We were ready to do a deal for the 1 MW thermal plant but Rossi suggested we wait as he is not ready to sell us a high temp thermal oil 1 MW E-Cat plant".

Note the section in bold. Rossi's 1MW current product is not designed for high temperatures. The high temperature version is an experimental product. As I recall the overall discission, Aussie-guy then wanted to get a small unit (low temp. thermal only) to "play around with", and Rossi wasn't willing to sell a "special order" device. Which is perfectly understandable. Most companies HATE "specials".

"Of course, Rossi has an excuse for why he won't actually sell an E-Cat, but the real reason is that for someone running an investment scam, actually signing a sales contract with someone would be a disaster. A customer has expectations for specific performance (a device, delivered on a date certain, performing as described in the sales contract). An investor, on the other hand, has no expectation of specific results. That's the kind of person Rossi wants to deal with: people who will give him money without any guarantee that he will actually produce anything of value.

Blah, blah, blah. Same old unfounded speculations you always indulge in. PUT A CORK IN IT!!