Topic: [ANN] BETARIGS.COM - Cryptocurrency cloud mining - thousands of rigs available! - page 46. (Read 200996 times)

Website down?

that would be awesome.
the way it is now , its like slaughterhouse for rig owners.

cheers

Mux if you're paying attention mate, we, rig owners need some sort of protection here. i just noticed the feedback algo gives more weight to negative ratings thus taking away a good chunk of all the good feedback collected over the long period.

can i suggest to give rig owners at least an opportunity to dispute and have the negative feedback removed or reduced? especially if it was renter's fault or due to shitty pool the renter chose?

I've just started renting out my rigs again, but not all renters fill their pool details correctly.

Can my rig(s) mine on my own pools (when betarigs show up in cgminer as "dead") in the time the renter fails to fill in their pool details or the renter his pool goes down?

~ Luc

Usually things goes pretty smooth for me, but this just happened.
Someone rent for 3 hours. Renting start, but the miner don't switch on Betarigs, meaning that the pool chosen by the renter isn't working. Live stats by CGMinerMonitor show all is good on my part. I send a message after 5 minutes, explaining, recommending checking config and trying another pool, and offering assistance. Then again after 20 minutes, and after 1 hour. No answer.
Now I just imagine what will happens when the renter will be back / notice / see the messages...

Added:
All good; renter later replied and paid regularly.

there are also people that

 - msg you the same second their rent starts and ask why is avg hash so low, they paid for full speed..etc.
 - mess up pool/worker settings and then say your rig was offline
 - choose some sh*tcoin and then say you have unstabile rig..etc

its just insane

The worst thing is people who choose shit pools and the hashrate jumps between 20x what is actually possible and then zero and leave you negative feedback about the stability of your rig.

Drives me crazy.

Its possible. There are two options. First one is better.
1: Setup a coin daemon on you pc/laptop, port forward and point your miner to there. You may use MPOS for easy management and Stats.
2: Use any solo pools. But you need to trust them.
I successfully did the first one and solomined ReddCoin during its initial days.

+1  Thanks!!!

Edit: A separate thread has been created: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-2-btc-betarigs-dual-api-programming-challenge-663828

Betarigs Dual API Programming Challenge -- 2 BTC Bounty total!

Betarigs API Programming Challenge number 1 : Mass rental script -- 1 BTC Bounty!

1 BTC will be awarded to the submitted script selected by Betarigs that:
1/ Work on all OSes (Win/Mac/Linux) on the command line.
2/ Use Betarigs and Coinbase API (whose API keys will be stored either in a config file, or in the script itself)
3/ Takes as input:
 - An target amount of Mh/s to rent
 - A mining algorithm (X11, Scrypt, ...)
 - A maximum price in BTC/Mh/day of the rigs to rent
 - A given duration in hours (to be taken in the list of available Betarigs durations; so all rigs would be rented for that duration)
 - A target pool URL, worker name and worker password
4/ Have the following behavior:
 - The script will use the Betarigs API to create rentals up to the target amount of Mh/s to rent (unless the maximum price in BTC/Mh/day is reached)
 - The script will then use the Coinbase API to pay for these rentals (use the "idem" parameter on the Coinbase payment API to prevent double payments!!!)
 - The script will then, without waiting for the payment to be confirmed by Betarigs, put the pool infos (URL, worker name, password) on the created rentals
5/ As output, the script will have launched and paid mining rentals based on the input parameters.
6/ The script must be sufficiently verbose to inform what it is doing.
7/ The script must have a dry-run mode: It would be an option that, if used, will simulate the rental creation and payment, but not actually do it.
8/ The script will have to handle all the error scenarios (no more rentals under the specified price, rig got rented by someone else, Coinbase API returning an error ("You are sending too fast, wait a bit"), ...)
9/ The submission of participants will be assessed on the forum thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-2-btc-betarigs-dual-api-programming-challenge-663828 ; and any feedback by Betarigs about bugs/missing features will be posted on this forum.
10/ The resulting script will have to be open-source, and hosted on Github.
11/ The actual winner will be assessed by the Betarigs team. Code quality, proper output, handling of errors, fullfillment of requirements, will be criterias used to determine a winner. There is no time limit, a winner can be designated as soon as a proper script is created.


Betarigs API Programming Challenge number 2 : Mass rental website -- 1 BTC Bounty!

1 BTC will be awarded to the submitted website selected by Betarigs that:
1/ Use PHP as a language. The full project needs to be fully in PHP. A Symfony 2 setup with bundles will be strongly preferred.
2/ Use Betarigs and Coinbase API (whose API keys will be stored in a config file)
3/ Takes as input, in a form in a web page:
 - An target amount of Mh/s to rent
 - A mining algorithm (X11, Scrypt, ...)
 - A maximum price in BTC/Mh/day of the rigs to rent
 - A given duration in hours (to be taken in the list of available Betarigs durations; so all rigs would be rented for that duration)
 - A target pool URL, worker name and worker password
4/ Have the following behavior:
 - The website will use the Betarigs API to create rentals up to the target amount of Mh/s to rent (unless the maximum price in BTC/Mh/day is reached)
 - The website will then use the Coinbase API to pay for these rentals (use the "idem" parameter on the Coinbase payment API to prevent double payments!!!)
 - The website will then, without waiting for the payment to be confirmed by Betarigs, put the pool infos (URL, worker name, password) on the created rentals
5/ As output, the web page will have launched and paid mining rentals based on the input parameters.
6/ The web page should display the various actions taken as a result of the form submission (which rigs were rented, etc)
7/ The website must have a dry-run mode: It would be an option that, if used, will simulate the rental creation and payment, but not actually do it.
8/ The web page should then be able to display the status of the currently rented rigs, and to mass update their pool credentials.
9/ The web page will have to handle all the error scenarios (no more rentals under the specified price, rig got rented by someone else, Coinbase API returning an error ("You are sending too fast, wait a bit"), ...)
10/ The submission of participants will be assessed on the forum thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-2-btc-betarigs-dual-api-programming-challenge-663828 ; and any feedback by Betarigs about bugs/missing features will be posted on this forum.
11/ The resulting website will have to be open-source, and hosted on Github.
12/ The website code will have to work standalone (i.e. only a database connection, and a composer install will be needed).
13/ The website will NOT need to work for external visitors. The website will primarily need to work for his owner, the admin. (Of course, it's a big bonus if it works for external visitors, but that's a much larger work, so it's not required)
14/ The actual winner will be assessed by the Betarigs team. Website aestetics, reusability, code quality, proper output, handling of errors, fullfillment of requirements, will be criterias used to determine a winner. There is no time limit, a winner can be designated as soon as a proper website is created.


Good luck!

REVISIONS : Specs may be slightly modified (mainly adding more details), and the change list will be listed here:
- A separate thread has been created: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-2-btc-betarigs-dual-api-programming-challenge-663828

API is a great feature. Mux can you make the site to work like; paying rig owners everyday for long rentals like 7 days?
Its hard to wait when it takes 8 days for 7 day rentals.

API: You can now create rentals and manage them via the API!
See https://www.betarigs.com/documentation/api/


That's awesome, thanks!
Unfortunately I wasn't able to launch it on my phone; it fails on launch (Android 4.4.3 here).



All tickets are processed within 24 hours max. 3500 tickets has already been processed since the launch of Betarigs ealier this year.


All tickets until today have been answered, and the only ticket I have found under your name has been answered within 12 hours.

Betarigs Mobile - app for users of Betraigs.com. Simple access to Betarigs API. List of algorithms, available rigs, list of your or favorite rigs.

Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sk.grinet.betarigsmobile

Good to see the price per Mh/s in scrypt going up.

Can easily rent 60Mh/s + rigs at 0.0040/Mh per day now

+1
And with that, no more rental cancel because of no payment

Add feature:
Could you plan to add the possibility to credited our account so when we rent a rigs, rent begin without delay if account has enough money.

YES!


Too long.  They have no SLA ( service level agreement ) so it doesn't seem to matter how long they take.  But to be fair I've never had a ticket go TOTALLY unanswer.  Just many times it take between 8 - 16 hours to get a reply.

Every single time I go to log in to betarigs I need to reset my password because it never lets me log in with my correct user/pass. After password reset I can log in fine and then session eventually times out, and I need to reset password again.

I can't be the only one that has this?
I've been using Betarigs for about 3 weeks and it's like this every single day.

BETARIGS.COM need XMR & crypto-note coins so badly.

Anyone else logged a ticket and not heard back? I'm assuming i logged it early hours of the morning for Mux... Anyone know what time they usually address tickets?
Cheers
Rob