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Topic: 750 GH/s - 3TH/s Miners from $3565 - www.bitcoinultra.co.uk - page 10. (Read 30635 times)

legendary
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i dont get it, what's so complicated about posting pics of the hardware? just take off the damn box, click click and its done. everybody happy. Grin
this more and more sounds like BS.
If i'd launch my own miners, the first thing i'd do would post actual pics of it. duuuuh
legendary
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@ Biffa the only reason I mailed him was to make sure we got this information. Its something a company is meant to do if you have the right to cancel. However if you don't have that right (yes there are some reasons you would not and I was concerned about a particular loophole) then the company is not obliged to inform you of this.

So TLDR: asked for information and he gave it to me and I now have a record of it for myself I believe that essentially yes I have the right to cool off.

Why this information is not already on the website? Ask Chris as it should be available to all customers.


Guy probably hates me but I just don't want to get screwed again.


Still until sufficient evidence pictures (mining porn) turn up it should be assumed we have paid for vaporware.

I hope you are right my friend, personally I took a risk with KNC, three times, twice its paid off so far. Bitmain have had the right idea the entire time from my perspective. I'd be all over anyone who can provide 1TH miners in stock for BTC delivered in a week max.

For a UK supplier all I ask is the above, and that we don't get ripped to death on overblown profits. I worked in import/export my entire working life, I have resold other manufacturers products and made my own in the UK, I know what it costs and what it takes to run a business. So I know when I'm being shafted. I know there are risks but there are acceptable risks and unacceptable ones.
legendary
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Anarchy is not chaos.
IF YOU ZOOM A LOT the picture with miner
you will see A EMPTY BOX
NOTHING ELSE Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss

after empty gox... empty box Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy




 Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry

If it is I think my bitcoin dream will come to an end. I'm already out about $50k bloody fat french fucker


Actually, it's no worry. IIRC, he said it was just the case and they'd show the rest in a few days.

As for the fat frog, well, I'm just glad I didn't get caught. Sympathy for you guys Sad
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
IF YOU ZOOM A LOT the picture with miner
you will see A EMPTY BOX
NOTHING ELSE Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss

after empty gox... empty box Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy




 Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry

If it is I think my bitcoin dream will come to an end. I'm already out about $50k bloody fat french fucker

legendary
Activity: 1372
Merit: 1022
Anarchy is not chaos.
@ Biffa the only reason I mailed him was to make sure we got this information. Its something a company is meant to do if you have the right to cancel. However if you don't have that right (yes there are some reasons you would not and I was concerned about a particular loophole) then the company is not obliged to inform you of this.

So TLDR: asked for information and he gave it to me and I now have a record of it for myself I believe that essentially yes I have the right to cool off.

Why this information is not already on the website? Ask Chris as it should be available to all customers.


Guy probably hates me but I just don't want to get screwed again.


Still until sufficient evidence pictures (mining porn) turn up it should be assumed we have paid for vaporware.

Doubt very much that he hates you. The tone of the email came off more to me like, "Oh, damn, there's another detail we missed". He didn't hedge. That's good.

Frankly, they are seeming more legit to me by the day. Of course, that and five bucks will get you a latte, so take it for what it's worth Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1002
IF YOU ZOOM A LOT the picture with miner
you will see A EMPTY BOX
NOTHING ELSE Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss

after empty gox... empty box Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
@ Biffa the only reason I mailed him was to make sure we got this information. Its something a company is meant to do if you have the right to cancel. However if you don't have that right (yes there are some reasons you would not and I was concerned about a particular loophole) then the company is not obliged to inform you of this.

So TLDR: asked for information and he gave it to me and I now have a record of it for myself I believe that essentially yes I have the right to cool off.

Why this information is not already on the website? Ask Chris as it should be available to all customers.


Guy probably hates me but I just don't want to get screwed again.


Still until sufficient evidence pictures (mining porn) turn up it should be assumed we have paid for vaporware.
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Make me laugh how people think they have consumer rights in the UK.

A limited company is just that, LIMITED IN LIABILITY, you cannot sue the people running it, just the company assets, what's the value of the assets?  Wink

its more faith in the Credit card companies tbh which i am really hoping is not misplaced.

I would certainly not pay with btc at this stage but if things work out in a month or two would maybeeeee consider it.
sr. member
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He said yes so here you are. Sorry for horribad format did not want to dick about with it.

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Yes you can share any information with the community. We will be taking full board photos and also some production videos on Wednesday / Thursday this week.

We are just trying to clear the backlog of enquiries that have come in over the weekend. I will also post some information in the forum later, and from next week with have a dedicated marketing person starting who will keep the community updated on a daily basis.

Regards

Chris Armitage
Operations Director
Bitcoin Ultra
www.BitcoinUltra.co.uk

Mar 10, 2014 11:46:20 AM, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv4 wrote:
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Thank you for your response it is very much appreciated. I believe it is in the interest of the community that I share this information is this ok with you ?

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Also there at many worried customers and even more potential customers waiting on the fence over at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=469943.360 .

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Do you have an estimation on when you will have those photos up for everyone to see? I can only see that it would benefit you in doing so.

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Many thanks

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xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv4

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Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 09:45:19 +0000
>From: [email protected]
>To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: RE: Bitcoin Ultra: Order #45 has been processed
>
> Hi xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
>
>Thanks for your email, to answer your points:
>
>
If you wish to cancel your order the "Official" method would be in writing but we are happy to accept confirmation of this by email. We will only refund you back to the same payment method you used during checkout (in your case credit card). It takes upto 3 days for the money to be refunded back to your card issuer.

>
Our postal address is:
>
>Bitcoin Ultra
>Thurnscoe Business Centre
>Thurnscoe
>Rotherham
>South Yorkshire
>S63 0BL
If you wished to return your product we would issue you with a pre-paid return label for City Link UK, You would then need to contact them to arrange a time for collection.
All our miners come with a 3 month warranty as standard which covers all the hardware supplied, we are in the process of recruiting a new member of staff who will be covering all pre-sales and after sales support

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>We would also personally like to thank you for having faith in us as a business, and look forward to a long term relationship with you and the whole mining community.
>
>
>Regards
>Chris Armitage
>Operations Director
>Bitcoin Ultra
>www.BitcoinUltra.co.uk
>
>Mar 8, 2014 12:39:29 AM, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv4 wrote:
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To BitcoinUltra

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Please provide the following information.

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how to cancel an agreement and the conditions which apply
a postal address where you can contact the trader
whether it will be your responsibility to cover the cost of returning the goods, and all associated costs, if the agreement is cancelled
Information about after-sales and guarantees.

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None of this information can be found on your website at time of writing.

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I  currently have no have wish to cancel my purchase at this time. I want what you are selling and am dearly hoping you are a legitimate company.

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However if this information is not provided I will be left with no option but to assume you believe this product to be exempt and that I as your customer have no right to a cooling off period.

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In which case I will be forced to open a can of worms for everyone and contact my credit card company. I have no wish to do this I honestly just want to know my rights and where I stand with your company.

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xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv4

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P.S: and on a more personal note if hand on your heart you know your legit then chin up I know ya must be working dam hard but these things matter and trust me we your customers want you to succeed. Good luck bud.

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>>

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This mail was sent within 24 hours of purchase and the guaranteed shipping date is was stated as the 31 March 2014

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>>
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv4
>>Subject: Bitcoin Ultra: Order #45 has been processed
>>Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2014 16:18:32 +0000
>>From: [email protected]
>>
>> Dear xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv4
>>
>> Your order has been processed successfully.
>>
>> Invoice:
hero member
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Make me laugh how people think they have consumer rights in the UK.

A limited company is just that, LIMITED IN LIABILITY, you cannot sue the people running it, just the company assets, what's the value of the assets?  Wink
legendary
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Just received an email from Chris regarding our rights as bitcoinultra customers. Its not exhaustive but its exactly what I was hoping for. This is in a response to a mail I sent over the weekend asking about my rights.

Of course saying something and then doing that are very different things.

I have asked to him if he is happy with me sharing the information in the email and when the go a head is given will post it up. 

I also asked about and estimated time frame that we could expect pictures.

Still I think it would serve him far better to come on here and participate as delivering  important communications to a customer base should not be by word of mouth in my opinion. 

Personally feeling a little more hopeful and will just have to see this develop.

I'm confused, if these are rights every customer has why not put them on the web site?

As to rights, how do they differ from our regular consumer rights as provided by law in the UK and EU?
sr. member
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Just received an email from Chris regarding our rights as bitcoinultra customers. Its not exhaustive but its exactly what I was hoping for. This is in a response to a mail I sent over the weekend asking about my rights.

Of course saying something and then doing that are very different things.

I have asked to him if he is happy with me sharing the information in the email and when the go a head is given will post it up. 

I also asked about and estimated time frame that we could expect pictures.

Still I think it would serve him far better to come on here and participate as delivering  important communications to a customer base should not be by word of mouth in my opinion. 

Personally feeling a little more hopeful and will just have to see this develop.
legendary
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IF YOU ZOOM A LOT the picture with miner
you will see A EMPTY BOX
NOTHING ELSE Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss
legendary
Activity: 3234
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Unless the plan is to take all these payments, CC, PP or otherwise, wait till the end of the month for the money to come in, then withdraw the funds and scarper.

Yes people are covered by the CC company and PP but the damage will be done to the ability of genuine companies to try and use those payment methods, the more companies rip off the payment processors the higher the fees for the rest of us + another nail in the credibility of Bitcoin.

I hope it works out, I really do, especially for your CYPER.

But I also would be interested in buying from stock like BITMAIN are doing and support a UK company.

I'm just highly suspicious that they changed their tune, all they needed to do was wait till they had the hardware. Its no biggie. I can't think of a single non-shady reason for them not to wait till they had stock before selling.
sr. member
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I think it's likely that Monday morning will provide some clarity to the situation. I expect the weekend may have been used for personal time, working on miners, other and that Monday will be back to business - that's my gut hope anyways.

Was not there some offers from members there to do a road trip for verification purposes? is that still a consideration? I'm willing to donate to some community-respected senior members to take a Truth-Trip, grab some snaps and post said snaps a la forum - Perhaps we can start a "Truth-Trip-Trust" to finance the quintessential query quest to the recluse rurality of Rotherham.

I want to go, but I am in the process of buying a new car as the current one is rubbish (Corsa 1999) and the 3 hour journey would be a nightmare  Grin
If I manage to find what I am looking for and decide to go I might take some donations for fuel (around £60 from London return).

I lost 73 btc in gox I have 0.80 left. I am willing to donate if you will go (wont be much) but I'm sure others would chip in also.

Edit: Also good morning Chris might be worth having a little read over this weekends discussions.
hero member
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I think it's likely that Monday morning will provide some clarity to the situation. I expect the weekend may have been used for personal time, working on miners, other and that Monday will be back to business - that's my gut hope anyways.

Was not there some offers from members there to do a road trip for verification purposes? is that still a consideration? I'm willing to donate to some community-respected senior members to take a Truth-Trip, grab some snaps and post said snaps a la forum - Perhaps we can start a "Truth-Trip-Trust" to finance the quintessential query quest to the recluse rurality of Rotherham.

I want to go, but I am in the process of buying a new car as the current one is rubbish (Corsa 1999) and the 3 hour journey would be a nightmare  Grin
If I manage to find what I am looking for and decide to go I might take some donations for fuel (around £60 from London return).
hero member
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I ordered 4 and I have absolutely no worries about losing my money.
And even if there is a longer unreasonable delay or inferior product that does not work as intended then Section 75 will be the answer if the company refuses to cooperate.
After all the bank is equally responsible as the merchant for this sale.
If there was no CC payment, then I wouldn't have ordered.
sr. member
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Yea I know right! Grin I want nothing more than this company to be real and be successful.
hero member
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NO paypal, BTC, or Amazon payment (whatever that is)....I guess they went over their paypal limit or have been reading this thread

Indeed - note of caution - removal of payment methods is a classic...

So as I understand it people like myself and others here use paypal and Ccards to buy these miners. If scam then who is the target ? If the Paypals been removed and they don't accept btc or anything other than CC then it stands to reason the target is those purchasing with CC.

Or has anyone here been paying over the phone and we don't know about it ?



For me I think you are OK V4Vendettas since you paid CC. The possible scam is that you were a 'test' payer where they accept a few CC/paypal payments, gain feedback and trust, then switch to BTC only payments. You'd be CRAZY to send BTC direct unless they become WELL established.

For you, you have the comfort of being able to phone your credit card company and getting your money back - albeit with a pile of hassle - and no miner.

For others, the risk is that they 'buy in' based on a few success stories and lose their coins. Still could be a legit company, that website is no small effort.

Yea I had considered that an option but as far as I can see they have not accepted btc from anyone ( jump in anyone and tell us if thats not the case) .  At this stage it seems like a lot of effort to go to just to abuse the credit card information they have from us. Does not make sense unless I'm missing something.

Ofc if the next step is btc payments come on-line yea don't touch it until the rest of us actually see some hardware.

Well, if it is a simple credit card number grabbing exercise then you are protected from that too by your CC company - by UK law. You'll be able to make a credit card 'charge back' and the recipient will not receive the funds (unless you acted in a 'wreckless' way - which is unlikely and also a bit vague under UK law). Although you are then exposed to the potential of ID theft for other purposes.

Let's see if your miner arrives (and if they change to BTC only payments etc) - I am hoping this company is good to go - no import taxes if so...
sr. member
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NO paypal, BTC, or Amazon payment (whatever that is)....I guess they went over their paypal limit or have been reading this thread

Indeed - note of caution - removal of payment methods is a classic...

So as I understand it people like myself and others here use paypal and Ccards to buy these miners. If scam then who is the target ? If the Paypals been removed and they don't accept btc or anything other than CC then it stands to reason the target is those purchasing with CC.

Or has anyone here been paying over the phone and we don't know about it ?



For me I think you are OK V4Vendettas since you paid CC. The possible scam is that you were a 'test' payer where they accept a few CC/paypal payments, gain feedback and trust, then switch to BTC only payments. You'd be CRAZY to send BTC direct unless they become WELL established.

For you, you have the comfort of being able to phone your credit card company and getting your money back - albeit with a pile of hassle - and no miner.

For others, the risk is that they 'buy in' based on a few success stories and lose their coins. Still could be a legit company, that website is no small effort.

Yea I had considered that an option but as far as I can see they have not accepted btc from anyone ( jump in anyone and tell us if thats not the case) .  At this stage it seems like a lot of effort to go to just to abuse the credit card information they have from us. Does not make sense unless I'm missing something.

Ofc if the next step is btc payments come on-line yea don't touch it until the rest of us actually see some hardware.
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