[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe - page 101.

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Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 03:34:42 PM

€15000 + vat for 400Gh/s unit delivered in August.
€7500 + vat for 400Gh/s unit delivered in October.
Are they kidding me?

Yu can have 400gh/s KNC Miner Jupiter unit delivered in October for €6430 (including vat).

The good thing about BitFury Strikes Back is that are using already manufactured and working chips but it is stil too expensive.
:-)

KNC draws more power per GigaHash if im not mistaken. That means the Bitfury device can keep hashing at profit for weeks or months after the KNC comes offline. (although the reward may be small, it could lead to an extra couple bitcoins in the end.

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Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 03:34:42 PM

€15000 + vat for 400Gh/s unit delivered in August.
€7500 + vat for 400Gh/s unit delivered in October.
Are they kidding me?

Yu can have 400gh/s KNC Miner Jupiter unit delivered in October for €6430 (including vat).

The good thing about BitFury Strikes Back is that are using already manufactured and working chips but it is stil too expensive.
:-)

Everyone can compare prices and ROI's ... here ...

http://decentralizedhashing.com/bitcoin-mining-equipment-table/

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€15000 + vat for 400Gh/s unit delivered in August.
€7500 + vat for 400Gh/s unit delivered in October.
Are they kidding me?

Yu can have 400gh/s KNC Miner Jupiter unit delivered in October for €6430 (including vat).

The good thing about BitFury Strikes Back is that are using already manufactured and working chips but it is stil too expensive.
:-)

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Quote from: Foofighter on July 12, 2013, 12:04:10 PM

Quote from: androz on July 12, 2013, 11:59:05 AM

Quote from: madsusies on July 12, 2013, 10:54:34 AM

Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 07:10:57 AM

Hello,

I'm from United Kingdom.

So what are the BitFury ASIC specs and how/where can I order it, please?

Cheers :-)

Just use Sir the ebay there are a lot Bitfury crab from NOT PAID pre-orders, because it's fun take 10x400GH in 1st day and ask twice when is all out of stock Kiss

i haven't saw bitfury preorder on ebay yet

thare r tons of usb erupter-bfl preorder and some knc preorder

me neither

That is because they are currently quite profitable by actually using it as a miner... unlike the AM stuff.

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Quote from: androz on July 12, 2013, 11:59:05 AM

Quote from: madsusies on July 12, 2013, 10:54:34 AM

Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 07:10:57 AM

Hello,

I'm from United Kingdom.

So what are the BitFury ASIC specs and how/where can I order it, please?

Cheers :-)

Just use Sir the ebay there are a lot Bitfury crab from NOT PAID pre-orders, because it's fun take 10x400GH in 1st day and ask twice when is all out of stock Kiss

i haven't saw bitfury preorder on ebay yet

thare r tons of usb erupter-bfl preorder and some knc preorder

me neither

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Quote from: madsusies on July 12, 2013, 10:54:34 AM

Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 07:10:57 AM

Hello,

I'm from United Kingdom.

So what are the BitFury ASIC specs and how/where can I order it, please?

Cheers :-)

Just use Sir the ebay there are a lot Bitfury crab from NOT PAID pre-orders, because it's fun take 10x400GH in 1st day and ask twice when is all out of stock Kiss

i haven't saw bitfury preorder on ebay yet

thare r tons of usb erupter-bfl preorder and some knc preorder

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Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 07:10:57 AM

Hello,

I'm from United Kingdom.

So what are the BitFury ASIC specs and how/where can I order it, please?

Cheers :-)

Just use Sir the ebay there are a lot Bitfury crab from NOT PAID pre-orders, because it's fun take 10x400GH in 1st day and ask twice when is all out of stock Kiss

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Quote from: BitCoin Operated Boy on July 12, 2013, 07:10:57 AM

Hello,

I'm from United Kingdom.

So what are the BitFury ASIC specs and how/where can I order it, please?

Cheers :-)

Everything that you need is in the first post!

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Hello,

I'm from United Kingdom.

So what are the BitFury ASIC specs and how/where can I order it, please?

Cheers :-)

jelin1984

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Can I pay for my preorder?

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Quote from: madsusies on July 10, 2013, 02:48:47 PM

klondike_bar mean CCtransfer via https://www.megabigpower.com/shop Cheesy

Just 1 link strong words on rivals and Voilà. As I mentioned the Kemiö is the worst destination, for assembling, shipping, cost etc.
And the US web version Aug.kit 1300$ Oct.kit (after Sold out) 1800$ some peeps deserve be...... Kiss

let's see "Bitfury 55nm ASIC Chips (July Delivery sold out )" ppl report, i'm curious when they will receive the stuff Cool

20 days left

p.s.
i asked some info by mail but btf didn't respond (3 days)

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klondike_bar mean CCtransfer via https://www.megabigpower.com/shop Cheesy

Why do not lock, both topic. Or rename [Closed],[Sold out], this is the worst even like Avalon and BFL together (w/o announcement or details,#,w/o HQ, 5 pages w/o conection). Just 1 link strong words on rivals and Voilà. As I mentioned the Kemiö is the worst destination, for assembling, shipping, cost etc.
And the US web version Aug.kit 1300$ Oct.kit (after Sold out) 1800$ some peeps deserve be...... Kiss

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Quote from: klondike_bar on July 10, 2013, 01:36:09 PM

Quote from: mmitech on July 10, 2013, 11:16:22 AM

WOW so many angry people here

, well just to be clear here, I do not have enough Bitcoins to pay the order and sending money to exchanges to buy BTC is a pain in the ass, than the price is up and down so you always have to buy more BTC just in case, and also some company's do not provide enough answers so most people waits for the FAQ to have more informations which follow to paying or cancelling orders. So why don't you people chill out a bit.

I ordered an august 25G kit and paid on the spot via creditcard. I didn't sleep on it for several days or 'claim' i'm waiting on bitcoin to be available (online or in-wallet) because I wanted the spot and I took it seriously.

Anyone who is trying to 'claim a spot in line' and then dissapear for days/weeks before deciding whether to pay should be bumped from the list after 24hrs to free up other spots for serious investors.

If you want to buy an ASIC, you have to be ready. This is very fast-paced right now and spots should not be held for those who simply want to wait and see if its worth completing the payment process

how did you pay with credit card ? I do not see that method, and no you are wrong about me, as I did say before, I do not have enought BTC and I contacted some people to sell me for cash butr now one of the people I know want to sell for today's prices they all want to hold their BTC and I totally agree with them, I really would like to pay with the credit card or with the SEPA transfer, it would make my life much easier and I get to hold on my BTC as well

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^ +1

So did I. I was one of these other kinds before, but I learned my lesson.

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Quote from: mmitech on July 10, 2013, 11:16:22 AM

WOW so many angry people here

, well just to be clear here, I do not have enough Bitcoins to pay the order and sending money to exchanges to buy BTC is a pain in the ass, than the price is up and down so you always have to buy more BTC just in case, and also some company's do not provide enough answers so most people waits for the FAQ to have more informations which follow to paying or cancelling orders. So why don't you people chill out a bit.

I ordered an august 25G kit and paid on the spot via creditcard. I didn't sleep on it for several days or 'claim' i'm waiting on bitcoin to be available (online or in-wallet) because I wanted the spot and I took it seriously.

Anyone who is trying to 'claim a spot in line' and then dissapear for days/weeks before deciding whether to pay should be bumped from the list after 24hrs to free up other spots for serious investors.

If you want to buy an ASIC, you have to be ready. This is very fast-paced right now and spots should not be held for those who simply want to wait and see if its worth completing the payment process

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The Single Euro Payments Area Grin

mean, between two EU states in EUR not home transaction.

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Quote from: darkfriend77 on July 10, 2013, 12:25:42 PM

Quote from: Micky25 on July 10, 2013, 12:10:41 PM

The $-price stays the same, so you only have to send your due amount (+fee) to the exchange. The payable BTC-amount at bitpay will adapt to the due $-amount.
You can now use SEPA instead.

there isnt a option to pay through SEPA? ....

then probably soon

Quote from: punin on July 04, 2013, 09:17:14 PM

Q: SEPA payments
A: Working on this. Finnish banks already supported.

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Quote from: Micky25 on July 10, 2013, 12:10:41 PM

The $-price stays the same, so you only have to send your due amount (+fee) to the exchange. The payable BTC-amount at bitpay will adapt to the due $-amount.
You can now use SEPA instead.

there isnt a option to pay through SEPA? ....

it says

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BitPay

or

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Pay using Finnish Bank Transfer:
Nordea, Osuuspankki , Danske Bank, Tapiola, Ålandsbanken, Handelsbanken, SP, POP, Aktia, Nooa, S-Pankki

is this usable as SEPA ?

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dfgfdgfdg

Quote from: Noogsy on July 07, 2013, 03:43:14 AM

Nice.
BUT: only BTC as payment accepted ?
Uncool. Again only those already sitting on coins can buy. And doesn't help prevent scam-accusations.
Makes me sad. *cry*

"Only BTCs?" What a bunch of bitchy little girls Grin

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The $-price stays the same, so you only have to send your due amount (+fee) to the exchange. The payable BTC-amount at bitpay will adapt to the due $-amount.
You can now use SEPA instead.

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