yeah I had to bail and really wanted to stay until feb 2 but just too long without a payment.
I understand...almost 4 days without the pool finding a block is hurting the payments big time. Digging a big hole and pool hash rate dropping....
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January 25, 2015, 06:55:52 PM
I understand...almost 4 days without the pool finding a block is hurting the payments big time. Digging a big hole and pool hash rate dropping....
January 25, 2015, 06:44:08 PM
yeah I had to bail and really wanted to stay until feb 2 but just too long without a payment.
January 25, 2015, 06:41:24 PM
Unfortunately it's a cycle that is self perpetuating. Payments are delayed, for whatever reason. Then people stop mining the pool because they are not getting paid. That makes it harder to find blocks to catch up for those owed from previous days.
I stick with BAN when I can. But my miners are hosted at three locations and I get bills throughout the month. So I don't like to go more than a day or so without getting paid.
I will say the pool has always paid it's debts and I know of no one who was short changed. But unlike other pools, consistency in payments is not their thing.
I stick with BAN when I can. But my miners are hosted at three locations and I get bills throughout the month. So I don't like to go more than a day or so without getting paid.
I will say the pool has always paid it's debts and I know of no one who was short changed. But unlike other pools, consistency in payments is not their thing.
I agree and unfortunately that is why I left. The pool operator made a point that this is just what he wanted to avoid when he started the pool. timely payments were a top priority so the pool was not holding your coins. I can understand a snafu once in a while but things have only gotten worse but I may move back if the problems can get solved.
January 25, 2015, 05:10:28 PM
Unfortunately it's a cycle that is self perpetuating. Payments are delayed, for whatever reason. Then people stop mining the pool because they are not getting paid. That makes it harder to find blocks to catch up for those owed from previous days.
I stick with BAN when I can. But my miners are hosted at three locations and I get bills throughout the month. So I don't like to go more than a day or so without getting paid.
I will say the pool has always paid it's debts and I know of no one who was short changed. But unlike other pools, consistency in payments is not their thing.
I stick with BAN when I can. But my miners are hosted at three locations and I get bills throughout the month. So I don't like to go more than a day or so without getting paid.
I will say the pool has always paid it's debts and I know of no one who was short changed. But unlike other pools, consistency in payments is not their thing.
January 25, 2015, 04:10:54 PM
Long time since last payment... 0% fee PPS not works on long term and always ends with this kind of problem, time to switch to another pool?
still no payout!
I'm thinking of switching to....
It does get frustrating... I really believe the pool OP is not out to scam anyone but if the payments keep getting paid later and later and more people leave the pool the blocks will come longer and longer....with payments coming later and later....
January 25, 2015, 03:38:04 PM
Long time since last payment... 0% fee PPS not works on long term and always ends with this kind of problem, time to switch to another pool?
still no payout!
I'm thinking of switching to....
January 24, 2015, 07:27:04 PM
I already did this pool owner is a big scammer!! he steals your coins.
So if the cgminer devs are "bitches" and the pool owner is a "thief," why exactly are you into mining? This is kinda funny...
January 24, 2015, 01:13:51 PM
I already did this pool owner is a big scammer!! he steals your coins.
January 24, 2015, 11:10:18 AM
Long time since last payment... 0% fee PPS not works on long term and always ends with this kind of problem, time to switch to another pool?
January 23, 2015, 06:23:31 PM
... and another thing completely missing for their bitch slap argument 
It is only crap drivers/hardware that matter what diff they use.
There is of course a lower limit that could overload the network, or the CPU if the miner hardware was slow, but no pool should even allow anyone to mine at low diff any more anyway.
Normal diff only matters if the driver or hardware is crap or badly designed.
If the miner is OK, diff ONLY affects your variance, which for the number ranges being discussed, the variance would be next to unnoticeable.
It is only crap drivers/hardware that matter what diff they use.
There is of course a lower limit that could overload the network, or the CPU if the miner hardware was slow, but no pool should even allow anyone to mine at low diff any more anyway.
Normal diff only matters if the driver or hardware is crap or badly designed.
If the miner is OK, diff ONLY affects your variance, which for the number ranges being discussed, the variance would be next to unnoticeable.
Hey bitch maybe you would like to recommend A good DIFF rate for an S5 and and S3 since you like going around mocking everyone like you invented the bitcoin protocol put the proof were your mouth is or shut up!!!!!!
Thanks for making me LOL. Kano and ckolivas may not have invented the Bitcoin protocol but they sure did and do develop cgminer... Point being their technical info is, well, accurate. Happy mining...
January 23, 2015, 04:30:45 AM
How do you gain bonus? Mine is currently 0%
They may have changed it to zero. I just looked at my dashboard and it shows zero as well now. It was 10% for a long time and was changed to 1% but maybe with the trouble the pool is having with doing payouts in a timely fashion they figured to drop the 1% as well.
January 23, 2015, 01:28:35 AM
How do you gain bonus? Mine is currently 0%
January 21, 2015, 03:30:09 PM
hit another block.
has anyone been getting doge or nmc ?
My doge are now over 700.
has anyone been getting doge or nmc ?
My doge are now over 700.
Yes. 5700 doge. But it's not worth much.
agreed the doge and
January 21, 2015, 02:11:04 PM
hit another block.
has anyone been getting doge or nmc ?
My doge are now over 700.
has anyone been getting doge or nmc ?
My doge are now over 700.
Yes. 5700 doge. But it's not worth much.
January 21, 2015, 01:48:40 PM
hit another block.
has anyone been getting doge or nmc ?
My doge are now over 700.
has anyone been getting doge or nmc ?
My doge are now over 700.
January 21, 2015, 11:33:53 AM
I received my payment in full (which the pool has always paid) a couple of hours ago. Good Luck
This bitch is still waiting for payment.
I choose each miner's difficulty setting using a random number generator on my iphone and it works better than any of yours.
January 21, 2015, 04:35:50 AM
I received my payment in full (which the pool has always paid) a couple of hours ago. Good Luck
January 21, 2015, 03:47:14 AM
Suggestion from this bitch for how to choose a pool difficulty for miners:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/suggestion-for-how-to-choose-a-pool-difficulty-for-miners-274023
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/suggestion-for-how-to-choose-a-pool-difficulty-for-miners-274023
January 21, 2015, 03:42:37 AM
... and another thing completely missing for their bitch slap argument
It is only crap drivers/hardware that matter what diff they use.
There is of course a lower limit that could overload the network, or the CPU if the miner hardware was slow, but no pool should even allow anyone to mine at low diff any more anyway.
Normal diff only matters if the driver or hardware is crap or badly designed.
If the miner is OK, diff ONLY affects your variance, which for the number ranges being discussed, the variance would be next to unnoticeable.
It is only crap drivers/hardware that matter what diff they use.
There is of course a lower limit that could overload the network, or the CPU if the miner hardware was slow, but no pool should even allow anyone to mine at low diff any more anyway.
Normal diff only matters if the driver or hardware is crap or badly designed.
If the miner is OK, diff ONLY affects your variance, which for the number ranges being discussed, the variance would be next to unnoticeable.
Hey bitch maybe you would like to recommend A good DIFF rate for an S5 and and S3 since you like going around mocking everyone like you invented the bitcoin protocol put the proof were your mouth is or shut up!!!!!!
... I wrote the original modifications to the driver in cgminer for the S1 and S2 that fixed the bitmain problems ...
January 21, 2015, 03:36:40 AM
... and another thing completely missing for their bitch slap argument
It is only crap drivers/hardware that matter what diff they use.
There is of course a lower limit that could overload the network, or the CPU if the miner hardware was slow, but no pool should even allow anyone to mine at low diff any more anyway.
Normal diff only matters if the driver or hardware is crap or badly designed.
If the miner is OK, diff ONLY affects your variance, which for the number ranges being discussed, the variance would be next to unnoticeable.
It is only crap drivers/hardware that matter what diff they use.
There is of course a lower limit that could overload the network, or the CPU if the miner hardware was slow, but no pool should even allow anyone to mine at low diff any more anyway.
Normal diff only matters if the driver or hardware is crap or badly designed.
If the miner is OK, diff ONLY affects your variance, which for the number ranges being discussed, the variance would be next to unnoticeable.
Hey bitch maybe you would like to recommend A good DIFF rate for an S5 and and S3 since you like going around mocking everyone like you invented the bitcoin protocol put the proof were your mouth is or shut up!!!!!!
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