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тσ ¢σιи σя иσт тσ ¢σιи?
January 26, 2014, 12:38:49 AM
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so If I'm a scammer, I'm scamming myself pretty hard, lol... Satisfied?  or do I need a blood sample or something?..  Tongue
and BTW, neither Maui or myself EVER recommended CTS to anyone... yet


Not really, it could just show that you are good a moving btc around. Sending money to yourself causes no harm.
hahaaa, piss off then, really, you're an idiot.

Easy there now cowpoke. He did not just possibly write off 65 btc.


Glass houses and all you know Wink
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January 26, 2014, 12:38:10 AM
Tongue
the site says they use a common(shared) R&D facility, so I'm assuming same for chips

Read their claims carefully.

5) As we have stated, we have been developing the ASICs in house for the past year. Our 20nm microprocessors are built here in the UK. We do not use an external foundry.

You really believe they have a secret 20nm foundry?
i agree with you dammit!   Tongue ...were trying to verify...get with the program please. He nor I said we believed that, although Maui did say something similar, that it was possible, I don't think there is one either .. I'm freaking out over here trying to validate the biggest purchase of my life, and most are not exactly helping anyone

Wow phoenix, I actually thought you were smarter than this.

First, you knew it was a scam

Yeah, Cts miner looks like a BFL job all over again....   and no real credentials at all... just smoke, no links to the fabulous company's websites they speak of....   All claims, and zero proof. No linkdn, no profiles, references, or past projects to even check up on when they claim they've been doing this since the stone age....(1975)wow, before the web existed.....amazing. Did microprocessors even exist then?  ...and they look 20ish... and the info on the "about us" page literally changed since last night from starting this in may 2012 to may 2013.... They claim to have made chips for..  Aircraft Testing, Remote Switchgear Operation, Stock Control, Instrumentation, Oil and Petrochemical Exploration, Marine Science and Environmental Control.... and not a single affiliate listed, not a single customer listed in a way we can check the background. Total Bullshit. Obvious scammers, and bad liars. Michael Richardson supposedly went to Cambridge... we could check that, that's it.  Oh, and a working prototype on Jan 22nd, but three months to deliver from there?  Must be an fpga, in which case, they lied again.. oh... "some changes to the internals have had to be made to the CirrusMine product which is why unfortunately we have been unable to supply you with detailed internal shots" Yeah, good excuse.
Total fishiness throughout the site. How could they possibly afford to almost fully develop a 5Th/s 20nm machine with no venture capitol, and not have a single picture?

KNC may have had terrible stick drawings, but had mass credentials to back up their claims, and a traceable history, which is why I chose KNC early on.
 
 No credentials & no history to check = no $ from Ewik


Then you talk shit about me about your research and how cool these guys are

What on earth did you find that makes you think they are real, and shipping a 20nm product in two months?
Not only that, but they claim they are fabbing the 20nm chips in the UK! Phoenix really did his research.
DUH... CMS, parent company of CTS, has their own in-house manufacturing facility.. yes, for asics. They've made more asics than Carter's had liver pills.
So, who didn't do their homework again? After I spent all day on it...  
lol


You also said that they have credentials and you wouldn't purchase / told your brother not to

Woooo hooo   yourself....   you are a real piece of work.
You did absolutely no research, that much is obvious
You don't seem to understand. They claim they are fabricating 20nm chips. Do you even know what that is?

I give up. Please buy up all their devices so there are none left for the rest of us. Please do.
In case YOU don't know...it's a microprocessor!  One they spent 8 months developing...Essex/Chelmsford Road Industrial Estate is hardly in the middle of nowhere btw.
I guess I'll have to say a 4th time...I never said I was buying any, and never recommended them either... and if I did... I wouldn't let you know about it.
I actually advised my brother against it.  


Now you realize how friggin stupid it was to just ship of $40k to some unknown assholes in a shed. By the way, when you posted those things about how they have credentials, and that you and your brother checked them out and think they are legit, that kind of vouch may have caused other idiots to send money to these scammers as well. You know better. You have seen it happen, and yet you both fell for it and promoted them.

Lame.
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January 26, 2014, 12:37:01 AM
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so If I'm a scammer, I'm scamming myself pretty hard, lol... Satisfied?  or do I need a blood sample or something?..  Tongue
and BTW, neither Maui or myself EVER recommended CTS to anyone... yet


Not really, it could just show that you are good a moving btc around. Sending money to yourself causes no harm.
hahaaa, piss off then, really, you're an idiot. The blockchain doesn't lie

*I must be a master at conning myself   lol
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January 26, 2014, 12:35:21 AM
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so If I'm a scammer, I'm scamming myself pretty hard, lol... Satisfied?  or do I need a blood sample or something?..  Tongue
and BTW, neither Maui or myself EVER recommended CTS to anyone... yet


Not really, it could just show that you are good at moving btc around. Sending money to yourself causes no harm.
legendary
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January 26, 2014, 12:30:30 AM
 Tongue
the site says they use a common(shared) R&D facility, so I'm assuming same for chips

Read their claims carefully.

5) As we have stated, we have been developing the ASICs in house for the past year. Our 20nm microprocessors are built here in the UK. We do not use an external foundry.

You really believe they have a secret 20nm foundry?
i agree with you dammit!   Tongue ...were trying to verify...get with the program please. He nor I said we believed that, although Maui did say something similar, that it was possible, I don't think there is one either .. I'm freaking out over here trying to validate the biggest purchase of my life, and most are not exactly helping anyone...  although it does make sense to keep high tech developments like this secret, its been done like this for ages....oh well, its all profits anyway hopefully monday is better
legendary
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January 26, 2014, 12:28:12 AM
the site says they use a common(shared) R&D facility, so I'm assuming same for chips

Read their claims carefully.

5) As we have stated, we have been developing the ASICs in house for the past year. Our 20nm microprocessors are built here in the UK. We do not use an external foundry.

You really believe they have a secret 20nm foundry?
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January 26, 2014, 12:27:18 AM
Wow. I don't know what the fuck you guys in Maui are smoking but you should slow down it is not doing your judgement any favors.

I really don't know what else to say.

legendary
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LIR DEV
January 26, 2014, 12:21:45 AM
Here,
Avenger should love this too, you can help me with tracking the purchases I made, since I'm scamming myself, lol
I know you saw this... (cat coming out of bag screaming...)
https://blockchain.info/address/4e52d630212f945174572ab0f1d7cc52e8509f5d

It's mine...




as is this...




and this:


and if monday brings good news...maybe more


so If I'm a scammer, I'm scamming myself pretty hard, lol... Satisfied?  or do I need a blood sample or something?..  Tongue
and BTW, neither Maui or myself EVER recommended CTS to anyone... yet
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January 26, 2014, 12:07:58 AM
Btw who made the connection between CTS and CMS?
Was it Rebecca or someone here?

Might have been me.  See post #36.  I found them by googling their address - wanted to see if Crypto Tech Systems turned up.  Found CMS and then searched for them in LinkedIn and found one of their Directors.
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January 26, 2014, 12:01:18 AM
Just because no one previously had a 20nm fab facility, does not mean that one has been built or is being built now.  Of course if one was being built it would certainly be kept secret, until the announcement.

Oh, ffs! One does not just casually put together a 20nm fab, secretly or otherwise. It's a multi-year project with Very Large Equipment orders and never goes unnoticed within the semiconductor industry. Ever.

For that matter, creating a 20nm fab for in-house use by an ASIC Bitcoin mining hardware company would be unprecedented. And by "unprecedented", I mean "It's not going to fucking happen".

Seriously, use just one tiny piece of the brain you were born with and think about what you're saying. Because from here, you sound like a blithering fucking idiot.

/out
legendary
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January 25, 2014, 11:58:18 PM
Just because no one previously had a 20nm fab facility, does not mean that one has been built or is being built now.  Of course if one was being built it would certainly be kept secret, until the announcement.

If there is a secret 20nm fab, it sure as hell isn't CMS's.
the site says they use a common(shared) R&D facility, so I'm assuming same for chips
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einc.io
January 25, 2014, 11:57:52 PM
@Rebecca, what wafer size are you guys using for the production of your 20 nm chips?
8 inch?
12 inch?
18 inch?
legendary
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January 25, 2014, 11:55:27 PM
Just because no one previously had a 20nm fab facility, does not mean that one has been built or is being built now.  Of course if one was being built it would certainly be kept secret, until the announcement.

If there is a secret 20nm fab, it sure as hell isn't CMS's.
vip
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January 25, 2014, 11:47:22 PM
he provided all the proof you need, but thats up to him...  i cant see any harm in it


I agree that there is no harm in produce some pics" without any meaningful information. Wishful thinking certainly do not kill anyone, but also do not substantiate any claim. The proof needed is an ID transaction, so anyone can verify the payment was made.
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January 25, 2014, 11:43:47 PM
BTW, NO I am not posting my bitcoin transactions, so stop asking.  It has nothing to do with whether CTS Miner is legit or not.  This is not about me.  It's about sharing information with the community for the benefit of all.  We all want to profit from mining and we are trying to help each other to do that.  So, if you are not going to help, just read the information and decide for your self.  Maybe even do a little of your own research.

OK, fine. So anyone can safely assume you are not providing any coherent information. Your "sharing information with the community for the benefit of all" is just bullshit talk. The community certainly do not need more unsubstantiated claims for their decisions.

The guy is on the scam and so is his so called brother. He has been shown to lie regarding 2 listings that eBay cancelled and which he had claimed he had sold within 1 minute of posting the listing.
lol, please.....  hard facepalm       too many can vouch for me in here, if you bothered to check my posts, you'd know that, but again, it's easier to just hurl wild accusations and pat yourself on the back...  I think you can all fend for yourselves, I'm doing this just like in KNC for those of us who can actually afford these machines, and want to know. information is shared as its found...simple as that. You see conspiracy, due to lack of doing any background homework, which makes me think you're a teenager with an upgraded jally order that wishes he'll get his monarch someday.

Here comes the "oh please".
No one can vouch for a scammer, since if you did partner up and performed this scam you would´t tell anyone.

There´s always proof, just a matter of time. Just saying Wink
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January 25, 2014, 11:43:08 PM
BTW, NO I am not posting my bitcoin transactions, so stop asking.  It has nothing to do with whether CTS Miner is legit or not.  This is not about me.  It's about sharing information with the community for the benefit of all.  We all want to profit from mining and we are trying to help each other to do that.  So, if you are not going to help, just read the information and decide for your self.  Maybe even do a little of your own research.

OK, fine. So anyone can safely assume you are not providing any coherent information. Your "sharing information with the community for the benefit of all" is just bullshit talk. The community certainly do not need more unsubstantiated claims for their decisions.

The guy is on the scam and so is his so called brother. He has been shown to lie regarding 2 listings that eBay cancelled and which he had claimed he had sold within 1 minute of posting the listing.
lol, please.....  hard facepalm       too many can vouch for me in here, if you bothered to check my posts, you'd know that, but again, it's easier to just hurl wild accusations and pat yourself on the back...  I think you can all fend for yourselves, I'm doing this just like in KNC for those of us who can actually afford these machines, and want to know. information is shared as its found...simple as that. You see conspiracy, due to lack of doing any background homework, which makes me think you're a teenager with an upgraded jally order that wishes he'll get his monarch someday.


Having folks vouch for you only gets you so far. There have been much more highly respected people on these forums that put your trust to shame (which by the way looks pretty thin if you ask me)

One name is all I need to mention to prove that people are people. Trust on here is only one transaction away from scam.

'Projects'
legendary
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January 25, 2014, 11:38:53 PM
what's "unsubstantiated" is your lack of understanding... someone has to vette them, and he made a purchase, you did not,... duh

He made a claim and is unsubstantiated. He claimed that he paid for the order he placed. So in order to substantiate the claim, he needs to provide a proof of payment (a.k.a. ID transaction).
he provided all the proof you need, but thats up to him...  i cant see any harm in it
if you were savvy, you could match the amounts, etc
legendary
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January 25, 2014, 11:38:18 PM
BTW, NO I am not posting my bitcoin transactions, so stop asking.  It has nothing to do with whether CTS Miner is legit or not.  This is not about me.  It's about sharing information with the community for the benefit of all.  We all want to profit from mining and we are trying to help each other to do that.  So, if you are not going to help, just read the information and decide for your self.  Maybe even do a little of your own research.

OK, fine. So anyone can safely assume you are not providing any coherent information. Your "sharing information with the community for the benefit of all" is just bullshit talk. The community certainly do not need more unsubstantiated claims for their decisions.

The guy is on the scam and so is his so called brother. He has been shown to lie regarding 2 listings that eBay cancelled and which he had claimed he had sold within 1 minute of posting the listing.
lol, please.....  hard facepalm       too many can vouch for me in here, if you bothered to check my posts, you'd know that, but again, it's easier to just hurl wild accusations and pat yourself on the back...  I think you can all fend for yourselves, I'm doing this just like in KNC for those of us who can actually afford these machines, and want to know. information is shared as its found...simple as that. You see conspiracy, due to lack of doing any background homework, which makes me think you're a teenager with an upgraded jally order that wishes he'll get his monarch someday.
vip
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January 25, 2014, 11:35:03 PM
what's "unsubstantiated" is your lack of understanding... someone has to vette them, and he made a purchase, you did not,... duh

He made a claim and is unsubstantiated. He claimed that he paid for the order he placed. So in order to substantiate the claim, he needs to provide a proof of payment (a.k.a. ID transaction).
newbie
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January 25, 2014, 11:30:30 PM
I can´t believe how easy this scam was pulled off.  Shocked
Bitcoin mining is truly scammers paradise.

I need a beer  Grin
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