Stemcell, you need to do better research. Picking up someone's stupid rantings on IHub and running with it is usually a bad idea.
First- that truck is not photoshopped. I grabbed an image of the truck from the flash video (which has better resolution). You can clearly see the BZCN logo and several reflections cast into the logo. If you compare the front and multiple side views, you can count the rivets in the truck and the logos match. Not saying the CIA couldn't have photoshopped it but c'mon, let's be realistic. The truck is real. And there's more than 1 truck... there's also a van.
Second... that 340 sq. feet is, I believe a law office. They're frequently small. The warehouse (address available in the filings), is 21,000+ sq. feet. And although you can't get exactly to it on Google Street View, you CAN see the building. By comparing the building's architecture and style with the warehouse shown in the videos and on the BZCN site, you can see it's the same place.
Same with the Lucky 7's store. If you dig you can find non-BZCN sites with images of the store in the background.
The business is REAL. The warehouse is REAL. The store is REAL. And the law office is REAL albeit small and crappy.
I don't mind debating the business plan, the management, the financials, etc. but let's not throw out complete BS as a reason to hate on the company.
The stuff they sell is EXCESS inventory, open box, demo units, etc. You can't find better free stuff on Craigslist. That's a fabrication, too. But hey, if you can find a few dozen slightly used flat screens FOR FREE on CraigsList, why bother being an electrician? Just start you're own company and show BZCN how it's done.
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