Topic: Avalon batch [3] countdown! - page 27. (Read 56642 times)

I apologize.  My criticism was not fair to someone who is not a native speaker.

Seems like we have Schrödingers Cat here

Positive, in a scientific kind of way. Hopefully we will have *evidence* soon ;-)

Im not a native english speaker. But you understood what I meant.

I never claimed they shipped, and I agree that I have no evidence that they did.
You do have a pattern of behavior that corroborates the possibility that they did not.
I can think of a reasonable workflow, to wit, that they will finish the refund process first, that corroborates the possibility that they did not.

Nonetheless, no matter how many times you repeat it, you do not have evidence that they did not.

And you have, well, wishful thinking.  Don't be afraid to say what needs to be said.

Some B1 did not ship.
Some B2 did not ship.
None of trade-ins got shipped
None of B3 got shipped.
Some of B3 refunds did not get processed despite the order status having changed to "refunded".

You have no evidence that they started shipping b3.  So it did not happen. Period.  End of discussion.

I suspect that you are correct that they were not shipped Monday, but nonetheless, you have inference, not evidence.

Thorse are my evidences:
- noone from #3 received tracking number yet
- refunds was handled in store yesterday (of course they could handle it outside store before Monday but it would just double their work)
- #2 had pretty fast deliver (2-3 days to US ?) so with Monday shipping they should be already delivered and we should see some reports here

Obviously I dont have photo with GPS from Beijing, but with those evidences I can almost certainly assume that shipping didnt happen.
Still I hope im just wrong.

I don't think you have evidence of that.  Such evidence could be, for example, a photograph with GPS info of them sitting in Beijing.

What we do have is "lack of shipping documentation."

What is the input address?

The reason for paying such a premium in March was the cost for an on time shipping of the miner.
The delays and lack of communication is what forced me to request a refund.

I anticipate that the refund processing, miner shipments and chip shipments will resume shortly.  Still the lack of communication is insulting.  Here is a simple sample that can be used:

"Just a quick status on where we are, what is going on, and what is going to happen:
We finished with refund processing.  This refund offer was not anticipated but as a company based on integrity we felt obligated to allow our customers to get fully compensated as they might view the delayed miner as not the product that was originally purchased.  While our terms were clear, the delay was beyond our expectations and these extraordinary measures are appropriate. You should now see "Refunded" in the store, but that is only a status for our record keeping and your payout will happen in the next couple of days.  If you don't see refunded in you account, MAKE A SUPPORT TICKET immediately!  We will not be accepting refund requests after your miner is shipped!

Our current priority now is shipping.  We have been building and testing units while the refund processing has been going on.  While we don't have all, we at least have a good head start and you shouldn't see much of a delay, now that the order DB has been cleaned up.

Thanks for sticking with us during this trying time.  
We need you, appreciate you, and love you, blah blah blah... the good folks at Bitsyncom"

Now... how hard was that?
I am nobody and was able to come up with something coherent in about 10 to 15 minutes.
When we don't receive these communications regularly, it feels like we aren't worth the 10 to 15 minutes of effort, and it makes us very unlikely to open our BTC wallets again in the future.  These machines/chips are not cheap for most of us.

Just some friendly advice.  As the adage goes... "Customers --- ignore them long enough and they will eventually go away."

Thing is: we have no clue when they really starts to ship. Not a single information, and its already Friday in China.

Exactly. 3 mo ROI on batch 3 was predicated on receiving machines now, having them up and running prior to the DIY orders.

The information we were given was not accurate. Surprise.

They also said that shipping begins on monday - didnt happen.

Not so. I received a full refund.

Like I said, the numbers got too skinny for me. But that's where risk management comes in. Bitsyncom offered full refunds to everyone. If you didn't take the refund, now isn't the time to bitch. You made your choice. 

Well if you asked for a refund all you got was a status changed to refunded and no coins. So maybe you will at least get a few coins back.

Shall we open a thread with the title "Avalon fucks us over again"?

This is what ROI looks like for Avalon batch 3 if we get it in one month:  
Estimated Mining Results
Initial Coins per Day:  1.73001919
Initial Income per Day:  154.96 USD
Reduction per Week:  9.02%
Break-even (at todays difficulty):  60.9 Days
... considering reduction:  NEVER
Yearly Income (at todays difficulty):  46537.95 USD
... considering reduction:  -897.83 USD

If Avalon delays about 24 days more, an Avalon batch 3 will not break even:
Initial Coins per Day:  1.73001919
Initial Income per Day: 154.96 USD
Reduction per Week:   9.02%
Break-even (at todays difficulty):  60.9 Days
... considering reduction:  NEVER
Yearly Income (at todays difficulty): 46537.95 USD
... considering reduction:   USD

So.. Avalon has about a month to get us our orders until they are unprofitable. By the way these numbers are calculated for a 4 module avalon with PSU (90Gh @ 850w @ 104 BTC).  

They are busy sending chips