Bitcoin Cloud Mining with HashFlare - page 39.

bapparabi

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Quote from: Croin on August 22, 2017, 04:04:00 AM

I don't get the Withdraw Account hold of 72hours after a referal buys something for the first time?! Huh

That means I've to stop advertising your page so I can remove my earned funds WTF!

this because the your referral buy in there account has using credit card so there account also in hold . so you also not able to withdrawl the referral until it clear in his account

Croin

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I don't get the Withdraw Account hold of 72hours after a referal buys something for the first time?! Huh

That means I've to stop advertising your page so I can remove my earned funds WTF!

brobbel

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Quote from: baristor on August 20, 2017, 03:29:06 PM

So I just tried withdrawing my year long Ether today,

And it said takes upto 48 hours to process withdrawal....

This is kindof scary for me as it was Instant before ? Is the website shutting down or is anyone else having withdrawal problems>?

Edit: So I withdrew some BTC and it works Sucessfully within 15 mins.

But my Ether it says 48 hours - and Awaiting confirmation... zzz

Ether has regularly problems, due to the high amount of ICO's.

baristor

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So I just tried withdrawing my year long Ether today,

And it said takes upto 48 hours to process withdrawal....

This is kindof scary for me as it was Instant before ? Is the website shutting down or is anyone else having withdrawal problems>?

Edit: So I withdrew some BTC and it works Sucessfully within 15 mins.

But my Ether it says 48 hours - and Awaiting confirmation... zzz

Maum

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Quote from: coinman5000 on August 15, 2017, 06:41:15 PM

I have been a user of Hashflare for 5 days, 3 Th sha256 and so far the maintenace fee has outstripped any return. Not sure what happens here when the balance is less than zero. So its been a negative roi.
Hate to say this but fingers crossed with a watchful eye.

You should contact hashflare. They had issues and also updates. On my experience support answers fast and solves issues.

LsHallo

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Quote from: kaskata on August 19, 2017, 08:48:55 AM

Hello,

I've read the thread so far but still one question bothers me. Is the payment for hashrate a recurring payment or one time? It says Lifetime contract but does that mean I pay one and get profits until possible?

Sorry if the question is lame but looking forward to hearing a simple and correct answer.

Thanks

Yes that's exactly how it works with the scrypt and sha contracts. You pay once and as long as the maintenance fees are covered you will get paid daily.

ETH and X11 are a bit different. They last one year and then they expire.

kaskata

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Hello,

I've read the thread so far but still one question bothers me. Is the payment for hashrate a recurring payment or one time? It says Lifetime contract but does that mean I pay one and get profits until possible?

Sorry if the question is lame but looking forward to hearing a simple and correct answer.

Thanks

raynman

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Quote from: coinman5000 on August 15, 2017, 06:41:15 PM

I have been a user of Hashflare for 5 days, 3 Th sha256 and so far the maintenace fee has outstripped any return. Not sure what happens here when the balance is less than zero. So its been a negative roi.
Hate to say this but fingers crossed with a watchful eye.

I am not sure what happened to you, but my three-day Hashflare account with 5 TH/s shows a normal, positive return.
You may want to use my pool allocation. 50% F2Pool, 30% Antpool, 20% Slushpool.

coinman5000

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I have been a user of Hashflare for 5 days, 3 Th sha256 and so far the maintenace fee has outstripped any return. Not sure what happens here when the balance is less than zero. So its been a negative roi.
Hate to say this but fingers crossed with a watchful eye.

coinsvision

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Thank you. I will invest soon

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LsHallo

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Quote from: coinsvision on August 11, 2017, 03:27:39 PM

Hello,
I`m new in crypto mining. I have interested about cloud mining, because i wont invest in hardware. I found Hashflare and did research in google. Everything seems ok, but i want to tell me your experience with them.
Thanks a lot

So far everything works fine with them. The support helped me out several times and all payments were processed correctly. The only downside is the poor website performance and frequent bugs/maintenances. They also frequently disable the withdrawal option for some time for important updates so if the immediate availability of your coins is important than this is not the right thing for you. Other than that it's working fine.

coinsvision

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Hello,
I`m new in crypto mining. I have interested about cloud mining, because i wont invest in hardware. I found Hashflare and did research in google. Everything seems ok, but i want to tell me your experience with them.
Thanks a lot

ezajavo

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Oh, snap! Invalid login details

Dav7

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Making Money Online since 2006

This is the first time I contact support because I don't know what else to do. Every time I try to cashout for the first time I realize that my BTC or ETH wallet address on my profile is not the one I added!

So I add it again, wait the time that account is on hold for security reasons, just to realize that my address is again wrong!

I know there are some virus programs that change our addresses but I tried in 3 different computers!

Don't know what to do!

TheCoinFinder

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I am totally obsessed with these assertive mining plants that are offering virtually profit schemes.
If you have no physically access to an object, it makes higher chances of being scam. No assurance how long a business remains active

hrbt

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Quote from: HashFlare on August 07, 2017, 05:48:50 AM

Quote from: raynman on August 05, 2017, 07:03:51 AM

I have not received my Scrypt payout today (5th August 2017). Angry

Issues with payouts that were caused by the maintenance have been fixed. Please recheck.

will there be any new equipment for mining in future?

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Quote from: raynman on August 05, 2017, 07:03:51 AM

I have not received my Scrypt payout today (5th August 2017). Angry

Issues with payouts that were caused by the maintenance have been fixed. Please recheck.

raynman

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I have not received my Scrypt payout today (5th August 2017). Angry

sytechcomp

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Hey there , I have sha256 0.24 TH/s that i want to sell $ 24.

blurryeyed

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TIME TO BAN THE YOBIT SCAM!!

Quote from: ?? on ??

**snip**

Thanks for posting in the polybius thread again, hashcoins shill Dav7 - here's another hashcoins lie for everyone - it's a classic!

#2:

Quote from: MrTeal on December 12, 2014, 10:36:41 AM

Your claim is bullshit. Your board can not magically create more hashing engines on the chip. You can claim that your board is more efficient or allows the chip to be clocked higher, but stating that you can produce more hashes per clock than is physically possible is complete bullshit.

Can you explain why your image (linked below for posterity incase it gets deleted from imgur) doesn't conform to the expected relationship between hashrate and WU? The WU total seems to indicate they are actually running around 610GH/s or so, probably with the clock actually set to 800MHz.

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