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Topic: [ANN] CoinLab Protected Pool - page 19. (Read 97805 times)

sr. member
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Why is it so damn hot in here?
November 24, 2012, 06:59:13 PM
Are you people really this dense?  They said they would be taking a four day weekend. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.  It's a business.  It's a holiday weekend.  They are closed until Monday.
legendary
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November 24, 2012, 06:55:25 PM
anyone actually try calling the number on their website? lol
hero member
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November 24, 2012, 04:30:29 AM
I PM'd coinlab here, wrote emails to Chris and [email protected]. So far no response, no payment. If they don't show up by Monday 26/11/2012, I'll officially call them scammers.
sr. member
Activity: 378
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Why is it so damn hot in here?
November 24, 2012, 01:24:52 AM
Coinlab hav not been here 2 days now. Maybe busy with that new client thing?

Or maybe they are not working today, or yesterday, or until Monday, like they said in their post.  Of course, you already knew that since you read the thread before deciding to post I'm sure.
hero member
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November 24, 2012, 12:10:15 AM
Coinlab hav not been here 2 days now. Maybe busy with that new client thing?
hero member
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Merit: 500
November 23, 2012, 11:09:39 PM
I was paid in full on Monday.

Me too.

i've been paid 100% as expected so far (just a slight delay one week, but nothing major).

donator
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Merit: 500
November 23, 2012, 09:42:37 AM
They do twice if you ask them to do.
legendary
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November 23, 2012, 09:36:36 AM
I was paid in full on Monday.

Me too.

I was too, but this second payment has not been processed, and coinlab has been online yesterday, no notifications.

Second payout? They only payout once a week...
hero member
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November 23, 2012, 12:58:59 AM
I was paid in full on Monday.

Me too.

I was too, but this second payment has not been processed, and coinlab has been online yesterday, no notifications.
donator
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Interesting.
November 22, 2012, 10:59:34 PM
I was paid in full on Monday.

Me too.
legendary
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November 22, 2012, 07:38:08 PM
I was paid in full on Monday.
sr. member
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November 22, 2012, 04:04:23 PM
I'm asking as they had a 500.000$ worth of real life venture capital, and had / have something going with background mining for gamers providing free gaming. Block halving might have put an end to that.

Original article here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/04/24/coinlab-attracts-500000-in-venture-capital-for-bitcoin-projects/

They can't just hit the road, there are real contracts!!
hero member
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November 22, 2012, 03:53:16 PM
Have no payouts eather.
hero member
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November 22, 2012, 03:21:45 PM
CoinLab still down? no tweets since the 14'th November.  Anyone missing payouts?

I'm 35btc down, and no reply from coinlab. That was unexpected. Another pirate scheme?
sr. member
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November 22, 2012, 02:33:12 PM
CoinLab still down? no tweets since the 14'th November.  Anyone missing payouts?
hero member
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November 22, 2012, 08:11:35 AM
1. Saturday evening November 24th (for US miners) is the last time loyalty points will be earned.
2. Miners have complete control as to when to redeem just by switching to a different pool (clarification at some point as to if we'd need to register again for this pool or just a switch of URL for miners could be helpful)
3. While on the redeem pool, all shares will be paid at $0.00012427 PPS, or 8046 shares per dollar.
4. Payout of these dollars will be IN BTC, on monday, converted at the MTGOX average price for that day.
5. If a miner feels BTC price will rise, they are free to let their dollars accumulate.
6. the HPC client is coming soon, with neat projects coming (video encoding, science stuff etc)

I think point number 5 is wrong, if the price increases then you are worse off as your dollars are worth less BTC, so you would only want to store them if you thought the price was going to drop... which is unlikely?

Yup. Good point. I edited my post.
sr. member
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November 22, 2012, 05:25:35 AM
1. Saturday evening November 24th (for US miners) is the last time loyalty points will be earned.
2. Miners have complete control as to when to redeem just by switching to a different pool (clarification at some point as to if we'd need to register again for this pool or just a switch of URL for miners could be helpful)
3. While on the redeem pool, all shares will be paid at $0.00012427 PPS, or 8046 shares per dollar.
4. Payout of these dollars will be IN BTC, on monday, converted at the MTGOX average price for that day.
5. If a miner feels BTC price will rise, they are free to let their dollars accumulate.
6. the HPC client is coming soon, with neat projects coming (video encoding, science stuff etc)

I think point number 5 is wrong, if the price increases then you are worse off as your dollars are worth less BTC, so you would only want to store them if you thought the price was going to drop... which is unlikely?
legendary
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November 22, 2012, 02:14:30 AM
looks like coinlab website is down.
hero member
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November 22, 2012, 01:56:07 AM
Coinlab:

Thank you for the great updates tonight. You have helped to clear up a LOT of the uncertainty surrounding this system.

I'd like to go ahead and summarize what you have said to make it a little easier for other users to understand. Please correct me if anything is wrong.

1. Saturday evening November 24th (for US miners) is the last time loyalty points will be earned.
2. Miners have complete control as to when to redeem just by switching to a different pool (clarification at some point as to if we'd need to register again for this pool or just a switch of URL for miners could be helpful)
3. While on the redeem pool, all shares will be paid at $0.00012427 PPS, or 8046 shares per dollar.
4. Payout of these dollars will be IN BTC, on monday, converted at the MTGOX average price for that day.
5. If a miner feels BTC price will rise, they are free to let their dollars accumulate.
6. the HPC client is coming soon, with neat projects coming (video encoding, science stuff etc)


In short: it looks like coinlab might just have found that way to keep our GPU's profitable after the block having and ASICS. WOOT


Suggestion: The sooner you can come up with profitability calculations for HPC work the better for your company.

People with GPU's will start contemplating selling their cards sooner than later at this point. The more information they can get regarding if it will be profitable to "work" for you, the better a decision we can make as to sell or not.

It might be even worth investing into gpu farm =) godspeed coinlab Smiley
hero member
Activity: 555
Merit: 504
November 22, 2012, 01:40:07 AM
Coinlab:

Thank you for the great updates tonight. You have helped to clear up a LOT of the uncertainty surrounding this system.

I'd like to go ahead and summarize what you have said to make it a little easier for other users to understand. Please correct me if anything is wrong.

1. Saturday evening November 24th (for US miners) is the last time loyalty points will be earned.
2. Miners have complete control as to when to redeem just by switching to a different pool (clarification at some point as to if we'd need to register again for this pool or just a switch of URL for miners could be helpful)
3. While on the redeem pool, all shares will be paid at $0.00012427 PPS, or 8046 shares per dollar.
4. Payout of these dollars will be IN BTC, on monday, converted at the MTGOX average price for that day.
5. If a miner feels BTC price will rise, they are free to let their dollars accumulate.
6. the HPC client is coming soon, with neat projects coming (video encoding, science stuff etc)


In short: it looks like coinlab might just have found that way to keep our GPU's profitable after the block having and ASICS. WOOT


Suggestion: The sooner you can come up with profitability calculations for HPC work the better for your company.

People with GPU's will start contemplating selling their cards sooner than later at this point. The more information they can get regarding if it will be profitable to "work" for you, the better a decision we can make as to sell or not.

Great summarize in short words Smiley
Human readable changes Cheesy
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