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> 12 month ROI
Good luck selling those dinosaurs
Good luck selling those dinosaurs
Thank you. I already sold most of them.
Not to members on here.
I am confidant that anyone buying my Bitcoin miners have visited this forum. What you say is certainly possible, but highly unlikely.
I believe the people who purchased my miners may have limited money to spend, want to experiment, participate in the Bitcoin mining ecosystem, and/or are simply investing a small amount on the chance of Bitcoin price exponentially rising over time, like it did previously.
Of course these are not the absolute best deal per GH out there, but not everyone can afford to spend hundreds to thousands on bleeding-edge mining hardware. If they only got $110 to spend and can't find mining hardware for $110 that is better than 120GH/s, then this auction is a good deal for them. I firmly believe that in a few years, the value of the BTC mined with these will be worth more than the purchase price and electricity used. Then there are those who don't pay for their electricity or run them at work. There are markets for everything and everyone.
I am sorry these are not for you, but thank you for sharing your opinions.
The problem with selling on eBay however is that once they received these miners and find out the hard way how little money they make, they will most likely want a refund and say its broken.
Due to new eBay policies, you will have to pay to ship the miners to them and you will have to pay for them to ship the miners back to you.
The buyer will get a full refund and his cost was $0.00 you however will get your miner back and have wasted money on shipping it roundtrip, which could cost almost $100.
It happened to many people on Bitcointalk, that's why nobody sells miners on eBay and just sell them here because there are no refunds here.
> 12 month ROI
Good luck selling those dinosaurs
Good luck selling those dinosaurs
Thank you. I already sold most of them.
Not to members on here.
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