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Topic: [ANN] BETARIGS.COM - Cryptocurrency cloud mining - thousands of rigs available! - page 106. (Read 200998 times)

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I want to mine Vertcoin in the rig I will rent.But problem is Vertcoin cant be mined on ordinary miners it has a modified cgminer for download.Have a look:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vertcoin-first-scrypt-n-first-stealth-address-privacy-without-mixer-404364...

Rig owner must have this modified miner otherwise mining cant be done.Can Betarigs support department set this up properly?
sr. member
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Ok so I've both rented and leased out miners now.  It would be nice if you would resolve addresses or do more error checking on input.  I thought I was being robbed then noticed I had left off a .com in one of the addresses.

Another thing would be to just make profiles so people don't have to reenter data for the pools they use.  This would cut down on errors too.
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
It seems like the BetaRigs userbase has finally devolved from the self-sufficient, patient, intelligent kind to the...other kind.  Cheesy Cheesy

Saw the same thing with Middlecoin

But I still want to grin, because it remains fun, even with all that  Grin Grin Grin

keep it up... won't be the last bullshit flying around ;-)
just don't get hit...

duck and hide... LOL

keep it up MUX!





sr. member
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So that then poses another question. Why do people want to know where rigs are located if all traffic is going through the EU? Is it just for support reasons?

This rig rental thing adds an extra server in the chain.  So   miner -> EU proxy -> pool   ....  if miner is in EU then that shaves millisecs off network latency... less rejects/stale shares.
sr. member
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is it possible that i lost some coins during a transfer? coz mux was able to send it and he has a proof that he sent 0.03630606 BTC + 0.016905 BTC on this transaction. https://blockchain.info/tx/485f881a06b7045d175951922a120b12aed28274ea520a0f9f1f243c7b253239


however i only received the 0.016905 and here is my proof.

do i just have to wait more or do i need to contact bitstamp support?



as for the other 0.00861616 BTC that i claimed missing, it appears on my localbitcoins wallet that it is now incoming, but jeez, mux sent it to me last Feb. 03 and today is already the 5th! how did that happen?
mux
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It seems like the BetaRigs userbase has finally devolved from the self-sufficient, patient, intelligent kind to the...other kind.  Cheesy Cheesy

Saw the same thing with Middlecoin

Yes, to fix this.
The next upgrade should include a 0.03BTC signup Fee for renters. Grin

Yes  Grin Grin

ANNOUNCE

Full transaction details (Transaction TX and destination BTC Address) are now shown on your rental history page for you to check, if you believe you haven't been paid in full.
mux
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You should really use wallets. I used blockchain.info API before and it was totally lame.

If you are concerned about security; don't use any 3rd party frontend libs (that you didn't write), always check all input fields and make sure you run your server app inside OS that you know well (eg. don't use linux if you don't know how to protect it).

Thanks for the tip -- will be considering this.
Zae
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It seems like the BetaRigs userbase has finally devolved from the self-sufficient, patient, intelligent kind to the...other kind.  Cheesy Cheesy

Saw the same thing with Middlecoin

Yes, to fix this.
The next upgrade should include a 0.03BTC signup Fee for renters. Grin
copper member
Activity: 199
Merit: 14
My rig is based in Australia so my ping to that particular pool may have been too high?
Ive checked logs on this side since ive just woken up and there have been no power outages or ISP drop outs.
Which pool were you connected to?

Does it matter how far a rig is from any pool since all hashes go through the EU server ?  So only thing that matters is how far you are from the one (?) proxy server provided by betarigs ? 

Am I correct in my reasoning ?

Actually yeah, you're probably right on that one. I'm still waking up Wink

So that then poses another question. Why do people want to know where rigs are located if all traffic is going through the EU? Is it just for support reasons?
sr. member
Activity: 405
Merit: 250
My rig is based in Australia so my ping to that particular pool may have been too high?
Ive checked logs on this side since ive just woken up and there have been no power outages or ISP drop outs.
Which pool were you connected to?

Does it matter how far a rig is from any pool since all hashes go through the EU server ?  So only thing that matters is how far you are from the one (?) proxy server provided by betarigs ? 

Am I correct in my reasoning ?
copper member
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@mux

I received an email during the night at 2:42am saying "The renter of your rig #528 [AU] zoo1 - x3 R9-290 has sent you a message!
It says:".....

No where in the email does it say the name of the renter. I can only guess. Should be a simple fix that one.

Also I can't email him/her now because the rental period is over Sad


@the renter of my rig. Pretty sure it would have been 229media
Sorry to hear about your issues. My miner is rock solid and I never have disconnects, neither have any other renters.
As Betarigs say on their website....."Please note: If Betarigs disconnects or looks unstable, it is very very usually because the renter pool is unstable: Betarigs acts as a proxy to the renter pool."
My rig is based in Australia so my ping to that particular pool may have been too high?
Ive checked logs on this side since ive just woken up and there have been no power outages or ISP drop outs.
Which pool were you connected to?
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 520
You should really use wallets. I used blockchain.info API before and it was totally lame.

If you are concerned about security; don't use any 3rd party frontend libs (that you didn't write), always check all input fields and make sure you run your server app inside OS that you know well (eg. don't use linux if you don't know how to protect it).
mux
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
My ticket is #137757

As stated 1 day ago here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4916460
and today here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4936505

I'm going to refund all wrong-amount-sent payments this week end once I automatize my system to handle with these tickets (and I'm speaking about dozens and dozens of them!)

I'm not a wrong amount sent payment.
I sent the right payment amount.
The problem is that 1st confirmation took about 70 minutes to come.

Ok in your case, you sent the good amount, but you sent to the wrong address.
You sent to 188uTyueoR3raGWJAkGxaGgd98QpeMJvXc , and the system asked to send to 1MXz4KmMwzqLMgkpREmQvZBzWrggzRyfon

Don't worry, the first address is one of mine so you'll get refund.
But be careful, the BTC address is not always the same.

Edit: For info, the 1 hour timeout for payment stops the moment it sees the payment, and it will wait as long as necessary for the confirm.
hero member
Activity: 590
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My ticket is #137757

As stated 1 day ago here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4916460
and today here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4936505

I'm going to refund all wrong-amount-sent payments this week end once I automatize my system to handle with these tickets (and I'm speaking about dozens and dozens of them!)

I'm not a wrong amount sent payment.
I sent the right payment amount.
The problem is that 1st confirmation took about 70 minutes to come.
mux
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
It seems like the BetaRigs userbase has finally devolved from the self-sufficient, patient, intelligent kind to the...other kind.  Cheesy Cheesy

Saw the same thing with Middlecoin

But I still want to grin, because it remains fun, even with all that  Grin Grin Grin
mux
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
My ticket is #137757

As stated 1 day ago here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4916460
and today here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4936505

I'm going to refund all wrong-amount-sent payments this week end once I automatize my system to handle with these tickets (and I'm speaking about dozens and dozens of them!)
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
It seems like the BetaRigs userbase has finally devolved from the self-sufficient, patient, intelligent kind to the...other kind.  Cheesy Cheesy

Saw the same thing with Middlecoin
hero member
Activity: 590
Merit: 500
mux
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
I paid for a rig but I didn't receive the service.
Admin told me about a refund but he doesn't reply my ticket anymore.

I think I was scammed from him.

Which ticket is that?
I have at the moment 4 rig-offline refunds to make.
mux
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250

I think with all the tiny flaws it is working pretty great already, so give Mux some time to come up with solutions.
aso keep in mind that depositin btc into the account requires security implementations, since you don't want to loose your coins through a DB error or hack!
Agreed... what if someone deposits 20 BTC (or more) into their account as they want to rent 200MH/s+ a day ? Right now (other than the long 7 day leases) there isn't that much BTC Mux has to worry about potentially losing. Changing the system to accepting payment after seen by a few nodes would increase speed and is a lot safer to implement than allowing users a local wallet.  I like the idea of a local wallet too, however doing it securely is another mater...

Yes exactly, security is a big big issue, and for now I prefer to handle tickets on people having sent wrong amount, than to deal with some hacked online wallets...
When I first came to know bitcoin, I went to bitcoin.org and saw that they promoted 2 majors online wallets, big entities, looked safe and all. Put some BTC in one of them. After a week, it got hacked and I lost my BTC. This lesson is a big one to me.
So at the moment, every transaction is signed from an offline wallet. Good part: it is secure. Bad part: you cannot have payments as soon as rentals finish.
Later on I will look at handling customer deposits WHILE having the private keys offline and requiring me to manually sign transactions. But later on.
Until then, please bear with me, and at least know that your btc are safe!

Regarding wrong payments sent, as said previously, ( https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4916460 ), I will make a new system to handle these tickets much more efficiently, and I will refund them all this week end. (Exceptions for big sums).


i guess i'm outta here for now.. 2 missing payments and i don't want to lose more.. it says on the FAQ that payment might get delay for a maximum of 24 hours.. it's almost 48hours now and i still haven't received it but it says on the site that the owner was paid..   

Your 5 payments:
Rental #1557 - 0.03630606 BTC
https://blockchain.info/tx/dfea7b76f5b5ef6977be68579b458648ca5f9026fdb496a47badfdc05ebedc38 to address 14f9Q9m92Drd2LVfNtYfhmA1SuQaF8s4tb

Rental #1691 - 0.00861616 BTC
https://blockchain.info/tx/2a97b6e494f00143d034e782cd1f3ee5f641be9db8ccb9a382b50ec58aa362b3 to address 1PLY6QWt65bQqHJhG4ZexsUUk72v5y2LhT

Rental #1751 - 0.00861616 BTC
https://blockchain.info/tx/2a97b6e494f00143d034e782cd1f3ee5f641be9db8ccb9a382b50ec58aa362b3 to address 1PLY6QWt65bQqHJhG4ZexsUUk72v5y2LhT

Rental #1910 - 0.016905 BTC
https://blockchain.info/tx/dfea7b76f5b5ef6977be68579b458648ca5f9026fdb496a47badfdc05ebedc38 to address 14f9Q9m92Drd2LVfNtYfhmA1SuQaF8s4tb

Rental #1991 - 0.03381 BTC
https://blockchain.info/tx/485f881a06b7045d175951922a120b12aed28274ea520a0f9f1f243c7b253239 to address 14f9Q9m92Drd2LVfNtYfhmA1SuQaF8s4tb

Please confirm.

it takes about 15+minutes (if something doesnt goes wrong) just to rent a miner!
This is just retarded...

+ it takes 5-10minutes just to start mining, you should start counting time from the moment it actually does start mining! otherwise its just money down the drain if you are working on very slim margins!

Why do you believe the counter starts the moment you click the "Confirm" button? It appears to me that the counter starts as soon as the payment has received 1 confirmation.

At that point it takes 1 or 5 minutes to start mining, depending on if they are using sgminer or cgminer.

I've had 20 transactions, some to rent out and some to rent other rigs, all without issue.

Yes the counter start as soon as the payment is cleared (including 1 confirm) and we get the first contact from the Rig.


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