People selling their kickstarter backer pre-orders on Ebay

Is this something Virtuix will honor? How would you do that? Also, some have stated that they are something like 4th or 10th in line. How can this be verified? Don't want to bid on something that isn't coming for another 2 or 3 years.
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http://forum.virtuix.com/discussion/2948/want-to-cancel-pre-order-no-response-from-support#latest
I find this particularly troubling that the warranty wouldn't be transferred? That sounds ridiculous. What does Virtuix care if its still the same code used for the kickstarter campaign.
The shipping charges would be the shipping charges regardless of who receives it, I"m prepared to pay shipping charges. The seller states he's only selling his place in line with the code given him by Virtuix.
I don't understand what the problem would be to transfer ownership. I have contacted this individual and gotten his address, business name *verified, and his home phone and cell phone. Also, Paypal and Ebay policy protects me as far as him selling something he doesn't have.
I have also heard of other kickstarters selling their codes and Virtuix has indeed transferred ownership. Is this not accurate?
Honestly if Virtuix would allow it, when someone cancels their kickstarter/preorder have the option to let someone buy that slot for the full Omni price. That way the original buyer is refunded, Virtuix is then able to sell that Omni full price to someone and the buyer who bought the full price Omni gets a warranty and everything. I'd do it.
All this has left a bad taste. Just release the thing already, at this rate it will be 2020 before anyone can buy one again and developers will have moved on. Frustrated!
Anybody knows ?
The last time I checked, a single unit was going for around 6k-7k USD (as far as I recall) from Virtuix's distribution partner in Asia. That was a while ago though.
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Since everything else besides China is gone, then the only market that is going to make games is likely chinese. Try some of thier VR experiences...top notch.
So yeah, Virtuix as a company hasnt gotten shipping, manufacturing, deliveries, or global support right. But we are supposed to trust that theyre going to have developer support because they bet on a commercial entity that hasnt existed since the late 80s ina successful booming fashion in the US.
Sorry, but this company will be dust in a few years
A.) Still in production.
B.) Even if it wasn't there are alternatives out and move comming out.
C.) Hope against hope that someone was stupid enough to make that transaction you would just be able to buy another Rift and pocket the extra.
I highly doubt Virtuix will just go up in flames and disappear and as long as programs like Vorpx exist and fellow programmers who manage to make their own better emulation software then Virtuix flopping or not does not even matter. If I happen to somehow loose interest in this then it will either go in the closet or loaned to a friend as once its gone I can't get it back (without coming out of pocket to buy the 5k arcade Omni) and again; I'm sure I'll have more fun with my Omni then making 500-1k profit from selling it.
But please, go on and sell your Omni as you obviously have more knowledge about the future than me, surely the Omni will be dead. I will be an idiot for buying and using a device that will have no support and you will be the wiser for fobbing it off to some hapless chap who still saw something in this company.
Damn you fanboys get mad easy though.
His point about support is pretty valid most of the bigger better dev's have no interest in including the SDK unless compensated to do so. There are smaller dev's making content for it like the devs of VRZ Torment thankfully
1.) Vive emulation.
2.) binding software to solve the 3rd controller issue with some steam games.
3.) once pre-orders are complete re-open consumer sales where the real market, popularity, and dev support come from. (or at least give the public a "hey this is a thing that WILL happen" :P )
At this point I'm just glad I can code...maybe Ill hang onto the omni as a devkit and sell the hell out of some stuff