ASIC.COOP ASIC MINERS COOPERATIVE - page 7.

ciuciu

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Quote from: RDWHAHB on June 28, 2012, 03:16:41 PM

Quote from: ciuciu on June 27, 2012, 09:08:47 AM

It will help me with my records, if every buyer post in this thread, before buying the shares on GLBSE.

Thanks.

I bought 5 shares 6/26/2012 10:54:38 PM GLBSE time.

Had to get out of Newbie jail to post.

Thanks for your support. Tomorrow I will pay the first dividend!

RDWHAHB

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Quote from: ciuciu on June 27, 2012, 09:08:47 AM

It will help me with my records, if every buyer post in this thread, before buying the shares on GLBSE.

Thanks.

I bought 5 shares 6/26/2012 10:54:38 PM GLBSE time.

Had to get out of Newbie jail to post.

ciuciu

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Oh, I guess not.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=90512.new#new

Dood, ciuciu, ionno how anybody is gonna purchase shares for asics because glbse is a complete failure.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=90512.new#new

Hi,

At my end, everything looks OK. Maybe is something wrong with your account. Try again later and contact GLBSE support. If nothing works, you can send me 2BTC and I will transfer 2 shares to your acount.

Welcome aboard.

Sukrim

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Well, a few people with a few hundred thousand BTC in total did manage so far... Roll Eyes

Not to sound too arrogant, but the incompetence might not lie entirely on GLBSE's end in your case.

Bitcoin Oz

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Wat

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Quote from: Gladamas on June 28, 2012, 12:01:50 AM

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Ok gr wtf. I've got 1.02 BTC in my glbse account. GLBSE is spitting out

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Not enough bitcoin available in account, cancel some orders or deposit more bitcoin

I've had the same problem! I think it requires you to have enough BTC+5% or something like that in order to purchase or create a sell order.

omg. glbse is fcn stupid.
Im withdrawing fck glbse. im not spending another .0005 for transaction fee and wait another 6 confirmations.

Edit:
now the jagoff website is saying i dont have 1.02 to withdraw when it says ive got 1.02. oboy.

Check that your old bid isnt still listed.

drakahn

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Quote from: Gladamas on June 28, 2012, 12:20:18 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Gladamas on June 28, 2012, 12:01:50 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Ok gr wtf. I've got 1.02 BTC in my glbse account. GLBSE is spitting out

Quote

Not enough bitcoin available in account, cancel some orders or deposit more bitcoin

I've had the same problem! I think it requires you to have enough BTC+5% or something like that in order to purchase or create a sell order.

omg. glbse is fcn stupid.
Im withdrawing fck glbse. im not spending another .0005 for transaction fee and wait another 6 confirmations.

Edit:
now the jagoff website is saying i dont have 1.02 to withdraw when it says ive got 1.02. oboy.

you know there are fees right?

Yes, but 1. Placing an order on the order book doesn't incur fees and 2. The fee for filling an order is only 50 BP (0.5%), not >2%.

it seems to take the fee to put the order up and gives it back when the order is filled...

Gladamas

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Bitcoin today is what the internet was in 1998.

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Quote from: Gladamas on June 28, 2012, 12:01:50 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Ok gr wtf. I've got 1.02 BTC in my glbse account. GLBSE is spitting out

Quote

Not enough bitcoin available in account, cancel some orders or deposit more bitcoin

I've had the same problem! I think it requires you to have enough BTC+5% or something like that in order to purchase or create a sell order.

omg. glbse is fcn stupid.
Im withdrawing fck glbse. im not spending another .0005 for transaction fee and wait another 6 confirmations.

Edit:
now the jagoff website is saying i dont have 1.02 to withdraw when it says ive got 1.02. oboy.

you know there are fees right?

Yes, but 1. Placing an order on the order book doesn't incur fees and 2. The fee for filling an order is only 50 BP (0.5%), not >2%.

Gladamas

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Bitcoin today is what the internet was in 1998.

Quote from: ?? on ??

Ok gr wtf. I've got 1.02 BTC in my glbse account. GLBSE is spitting out

Quote

Not enough bitcoin available in account, cancel some orders or deposit more bitcoin

I've had the same problem! I think it requires you to have enough BTC+5% or something like that in order to purchase or create a sell order.

pekv2

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I've done some work, I am very ahead on my BTC as of now for my loans. I can spare 1 btc.

How do I go on about this? I already have a glbse account for the record.

Edit:
Seems fairly easy, I think I've got it. I am purchasing one share of ASIC.COOP for 1 BTC.

ciuciu

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It will help me with my records, if every buyer post in this thread, before buying the shares on GLBSE.

Thanks.

ciuciu

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Activity: 588

Merit: 500

Quote from: DutchBrat on June 27, 2012, 05:33:32 AM

I will buy some shares as well pretty soon

Have one additional question:

BFL has said they will take all orders up till mid-july in consideration for the 1st production run

We are late to the party but might have some luck in the lottery

question is: do we wait until we have all the money to order an ASIC rig, or do we take end of the BFL order-period as cut-off date and order as many ASIC products as we can in the hope we get some delivered in the first batch

Keep the listing open and perhaps order more at a later date

In this conditions, I would say second option is best. We will vote on it.

Thanks.

DutchBrat

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I will buy some shares as well pretty soon

Have one additional question:

BFL has said they will take all orders up till mid-july in consideration for the 1st production run

We are late to the party but might have some luck in the lottery

question is: do we wait until we have all the money to order an ASIC rig, or do we take end of the BFL order-period as cut-off date and order as many ASIC products as we can in the hope we get some delivered in the first batch

Keep the listing open and perhaps order more at a later date

ciuciu

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Quote from: pekv2 on June 26, 2012, 06:31:10 PM

As much as I want to, I will do so, after I get my loans paid off first.

I understand. Thanks for your support!

pekv2

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As much as I want to, I will do so, after I get my loans paid off first.

dreamwatcher

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The COOP needs investors!!!

I have just invested 50 BTC to get the ball rolling.

Come on supporters, now is the time to invest while the shares are still at 1.0 BTC, once the COOP gets more popular and shares start trading outside the initial offering pool, it will cost you more to buy.

We supporters need to invest to create confidence, once others see the COOP has investors they will want to invest also.

ciuciu

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Morning bump.

pekv2

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Alright, sounds good to me.

ciuciu

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Quote from: pekv2 on June 25, 2012, 09:00:29 PM

Quote from: ciuciu on June 25, 2012, 07:45:50 PM

We are now trading live on GLBSE! https://glbse.com/asset/view/ASIC.COOP

Cool.

If you don't mind me asking. How does this work? Buy ASIC.COOP shares, and each share are per 100 Mhash/s? That's when the product become available.

We sell shares, until we have the money to buy an unit.
After we receive the unit all mined BTC, minus the expenses are divided between the members, according with the shares owned.
Until we have the money to buy the unit, I will place the bitcoins in guaranteed deposits offering at least 1% weekly at the moment. We can pay dividends or buy smaller BFL units with the returns.
The equivalent should be around 190MH/S per share.

pekv2

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Quote from: ciuciu on June 25, 2012, 07:45:50 PM

We are now trading live on GLBSE! https://glbse.com/asset/view/ASIC.COOP

Cool.

If you don't mind me asking. How does this work? Buy ASIC.COOP shares, and each share are per 100 Mhash/s? That's when the product become available.

ciuciu

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Activity: 588

Merit: 500

We are now trading live on GLBSE! https://glbse.com/asset/view/ASIC.COOP

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