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miningcoins

newbie

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Merit: 0

Bought some GHash using my iPad, but contract not shown.
I should have pressed refresh again after my order was confirmed, but did not (why is this needed?) - not obvious.
Once I have sent the BTC the correct address the contract should show automatically after a few confirmations from the blockchain.
Looked in the FAQ and it can take 12 hours Sad

Free VIP and 10GHash would cheer me up to make up for lost earnings Wink

Cloudminr username: Damo (referral=j21i23)

dr1980m

hero member

Activity: 938

Merit: 1000

User : dr1980m

applying for free VIP

i Bought 50 GH today

erre

legendary

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Merit: 1205

User: erre

Applying for the free VIP, and also the free 10 GH won't hurt if it's still active

cakir

legendary

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Merit: 1000

★ BitClave ICO: 15/09/17 ★

My Cloudminr username: cakirturk.

Applying for Free VIP.

Parazonium

full member

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Hmmm, why the board change from service ANN to games and rounds? Huh

den51

newbie

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Hey,

i want to try your service

cloudminr username: deni

Applying for free VIP

regards
Deni

cypher21

hero member

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Quote from: real789 on November 27, 2014, 09:14:53 PM

31% DISCOUNT CODE BLACKFRIDAY Shocked

tell us. where i can find the code?

real789

sr. member

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If you can't understand my post please report it

31% DISCOUNT CODE BLACKFRIDAY Shocked

G3nijalac

member

Activity: 120

Merit: 10

Hello,

I am very enthusiastic about this site, think it works smoothly and has many great features such as purchasing hashrate starting from as low as 1GH.
Will definately stay with you.

cloudminr username: Shahista

Applying for Free VIP

mari88

sr. member

Activity: 308

Merit: 250

hey good site and offer.
applying for 10ghscloud offer.

kind regards
mari88

picolo

hero member

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Merit: 500

Quote from: DARKANGEL6415 on November 27, 2014, 08:38:58 AM

you are always going to have people question any company no matter what. I still see people question cex.io even though they been around for many years and have hundreds of thousands of customers day in day out. So i think best you can do is provide proof of fresh mined coins on block chain. Also since now people going to kill the photos you can submit like a 20- 40 second video walking through your farm while eating a ice cream cone or drinking a soda. Grin

Questioning can be healthy if it isn't initiated by competitors with bad intentions and it helps show that the company is strong.

Mining contracts :

   25-11-2014   46 GH/s    0.00121040 BTC
   24-11-2014   46 GH/s    0.00193394 BTC
   16-11-2014   50 GH/s    0.00424600 BTC
   13-11-2014   18 GH/s    0.00219357 BTC

Withdrawals have been sent automatically on Sundays.

DARKANGEL6415

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you are always going to have people question any company no matter what. I still see people question cex.io even though they been around for many years and have hundreds of thousands of customers day in day out. So i think best you can do is provide proof of fresh mined coins on block chain. Also since now people going to kill the photos you can submit like a 20- 40 second video walking through your farm while eating a ice cream cone or drinking a soda. Grin

docco

newbie

Activity: 14

Merit: 0

talking about scams.. take a look at my finding with bitcoincloudservices.com!!
they used 3D images as "proof" of their mining.. lol

everybody should see this:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9671347

how can we trust anyone these days??

Johny Depp

full member

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Merit: 125

busting the bastards

Quote from: ?? on ??

As I said I am not the tech guy here. I am mostly responsible for posting updates, forum communication and maintaining the web platform.
I apologize if my explanations have caused some confusion.

For what it's worth, I actually have worked in a data center when I was a student and I am familiar to some of the concepts there.

I do believe that the way you approached this conversation was looking for any minor flaws and things I did not mention.
You likely believed that we use direct air from the outside without any humidity control and that immediately created your assumptions.

Or something similar.

For example, next post from Puppet is probably going to be an attempt to find connection between not being a tech guy, yet having worked in a data center (or misinterpreting it as currently working in a data center).

There will always be people like Puppet and there is not much to do about it.

The cat is out of the bag. Try with another domain...

Quote from: Johny Depp on November 07, 2014, 03:46:26 PM

-snip-

***Public Notice***

SCAM ALERT

They are the same people behind LunaMine !!!

Be Careful...

-snip-

Puppet

legendary

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Merit: 1040

Quote from: ?? on ??

I do believe that the way you approached this conversation was looking for any minor flaws and things I did not mention.

LOL. 'minor' flaws and omissions like zero evidence of hashrate, zero vouching from any asic vendor, zero photographic evidence of any hardware, zero evidence of identity, zero blockchain tractability to mined coins, etc, etc.
And now on top of that, zero knowledge about operating a mine or how liquid cooling works.

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You likely believed that we use direct air from the outside without any humidity control and that immediately created your assumptions.

Or something similar.

You showed a picture of a "liquid cooling device" that would supposedly exploit the low local ambient air temperature. And that device is a tiny black box that sports a fan. I dont even know how to begin to address the absurdity.

Puppet

legendary

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Quote from: ?? on ??

It is special because it is connected to coolant pipes integrated in the shelf. It also has openings for a fan / air pipes. So there are two sources of cold air/liquid.

It is basically a centralized liquid cooling system for each room/shelf that we have been working on. And while testing various prototypes/designs we also added additional airflow from the outside because in winter months cool air is a lot cheaper to acquire. Is this more clear?

Yes, its crystal clear you havent got a frigging clue what you are talking about, you've never been anywhere near a datacenter. and that you know as much about mining as I know about mass producing lipstick.

Puppet

legendary

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Merit: 1040

Quote from: ?? on ??

1) Lulea?

Had to try!

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2) First you said that we said the fans move liquid (??) and now you say that we use liquid to connect both (??)

Cold air outside
+ Hot air inside
+ "special" case with fan that moves air
= liquid cooling system
?

Puppet

legendary

Activity: 980

Merit: 1040

Lulea doesnt seem that cold to me

Either way, you design a case with a fan that can only move hot air within your "datacenter". You have supposedly cold air outside. And you use liquid to somehow connect both?
How does that even begin to make sense?

Puppet

legendary

Activity: 980

Merit: 1040

Quote from: ?? on ??

And no, it doesn't work that way. Having coolant running through the whole farm is way too expensive with no real benefits. It's each room/shelf kind of a thing.

In the picture it's just a case prototype that will be connected to shelves (which have coolant pipes integrated and with all cases being the same regardless of what's inside it will be much more convenient for miner removal/replacement). Right now the whole shelf prototype with pipes looks insanely messy and far, far from the end product visually.

So you have a "room/shelf kind of a thing" with a 12 inch fan that provides liquid cooling to cases that are connected to shelves..
Keep talking, this is getting more and more entertaining!

cypher21

hero member

Activity: 854

Merit: 503

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Puppet on November 26, 2014, 05:34:31 PM

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We have dealt with many struggles successfully:

being DDoS'd,
being attacked by fake accounts creating false claims & "public scam notices",
being banned from forum and having to manage a signature campaign which we did successfully,
having a sudden influx of thousands of users and habing to upgrade our servers on the run,
and being offline because of our own hosting mistakes.

But we're still here, we're online and we're mining and we're not going anywhere.

So, lots of problems just keeping a website, referral whoring and sig spam going.
We're all thrilled (and not at all surprised) you haven't ever had any issues with your pool, mining hardware, cooling, electricity supply, asic suppliers (!), collocation or any of that stuff that actual mines tend to struggle with.

Well, we've posted on Twitter before that we've been working long hours on our centralized liquid cooling solution (including cases). There was even a photo sneak peek attached

But that's about it so far...

Since our launch on November 7, that's the biggest challenge we've had with the mining side of the business and does not affect our users too much.

Question to everyone: What rates do you guys expect from us on Bitcoin Black Friday sale?

Low as possible Wink

But good to see you guys back. I think at the black friday im gonna take some more GHS

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