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Topic: Bitmain looks like they're releasing a 15GH/s DASH miner called the AntMiner D3 - page 235. (Read 299754 times)

legendary
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I dont think buying would make sense now, since difficulty would already been increased and profit would be less
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gotta let a coin be a coin
Last batch FINALLY sold out sometime this morning - think it lasted 2 days or so.

 Not sure if it was that much bigger of a batch (which it going to KILL X11 coin profitability if so once this batch gets shipped installed and mining) or if folks were looking at the probable returns and a lot decided it was an inferior option....



Our friend that said the last batch was going to be in the 30,000 range was right. Another fellow found a way to check their stock visible in the source code of the sight. Last I cheeked it was in the 18,000 range and that was a few days ago. Pretty big batch. However, dash did just jump up in value today. If it keeps going up it could offset some of the increased hashrate for profit.
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thanks for heads up greyworld..hope your issue gets resolved.  scary story man, i'll be sure to fill in those details you mentioned.  will keep you guys updated...fingers crossed everything works out ok Smiley
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I just tried emailing a few random [email protected] addresses of known employees to see if any of them get to someone who can help me get my order fiasco sorted out.  If any of that goes well, I'll be removing my angry anti-Bitmain rants so don't be surprised if a bunch of my messages disappear, that would mean things went well.
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Ahhh...thanks, did not realize that....but great about the 220 circuit....I have already called to get a guy to come out and see about converting a workshop that these are going in to 220V.  So with that, those APSW's should be good to go?

220v is better anyways.  Better efficiency by a few percent, means lower power bills.  I suspect it's better on the chips too, less 'noisy' maybe?  Just a guess on that second part. 
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So is that true you the PSU provided by antmain would be dangerous to run a D3 in america with?
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hi everyone...have a USD wire order showing active for a single unit D3 under "my account" settings(apparently you have 7 days to process order before becomes invalid) placed order on 18th.  hoping they've reserved that unit, first time buyer from bitmain and tbh kinda taking a leap of faith. 



Hey just something to consider:

I placed my order with wire transfer.  Six+ weeks later, order is still marked unconfirmed, unpaid, and expired.  I paid them the day I placed the order.  It's been a whole long mess you can read about in the last couple pages of this thread if you're a glutton for punishment.

My brother placed an order with BTC.  12 minutes later it was confirmed and his order is, apparently, on track for delivery in the next couple weeks.

Moral of the story: If you can, pay with BTC.  Wire transfer is no 'safer', I thought it might be but no, either way you pay Bitmain it is (by design) a one way hole you are expected to throw your money down.  At least with Bitcoin you can track the progress of the money's movement, and it happens faster.

Another suggestion: If you do go with wire transfer, be especially careful about the memo field the way the instructions outline.  Just the order ID, nothing else, and it absolutely must be there.
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Sorry....off topic here of late.........but I'm in the US, and wondering does the PSU's come with a plug for 110 or 220, or do you have to specify?

You have to provide your own cord but please note that the APSW is NOT going to work for you on a D3.  At least not without risk.

The PSU is rated for only 1200W on 110V, 1600W on 220.  The D3 wants 1200W.  So if you are going into residential power here in the US you'll be pegged at the limit of the power supply and likely fry it.  You are better off buying a 1500 or 1600W supply (Corsair or EVGA) and running with that, OR having a 220 circuit installed in your home (not too hard but call an electrician unless you know what you're doing).

Ahhh...thanks, did not realize that....but great about the 220 circuit....I have already called to get a guy to come out and see about converting a workshop that these are going in to 220V.  So with that, those APSW's should be good to go?
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Sorry....off topic here of late.........but I'm in the US, and wondering does the PSU's come with a plug for 110 or 220, or do you have to specify?
You have to buy your own power cord. Because they ship to locations all over the world and many have different electrical codes and specs. They are cheap and easy to find.

Thanks Ben...so for the PSU's I bought from Bitmain to go with each D3, they can run either 110 or 220/240...I just need to find the right cord that fits the plug in it's going in...am I right?
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hi everyone...have a USD wire order showing active for a single unit D3 under "my account" settings(apparently you have 7 days to process order before becomes invalid) placed order on 18th.  hoping they've reserved that unit, first time buyer from bitmain and tbh kinda taking a leap of faith. 

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You're a delusional idiot. Really.

I'm delusional?  You're the one that thinks your opinion of me matters.  That's delusional.   And even if you don't agree with me, I've been very polite to everyone involved in the discussion.  You?  Not so much.  Spare me any more OT abusive nonsense.  Just send them in a priv message if you can't help yourself, no need to pollute the thread with this drivel.
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NO conspiracy's, NO scams, No dirty deeds. Just your polluted lens of life. Get help. You're very dysfunctional.

Like I said, go read their support forum.  A lot of people looking through that same lens these days.

And yes, BTC is a scam.  It's a scam within a scam wrapped up in more scams.  It's the tur-duc-ken of scams.  You don't even know who came up with it.  Satoshi = 'Source of middle intelligence'?  Sounds like CIA to me.  Everything they do is a scam.  ...but that's wildly OT.

As I said, I don't doubt that there was a time that Bitmain was reputable.  Apparently, it worked out for you.  Good for you.  That doesn't do me any benefit though. 

And your statement lost all credibility when you said 'No scams' and 'No dirty deeds'.  Antbleed?!?  BCC?!?  Not to mention the numerous conversations I've had with people who have been burned, hard, by Bitmain.  Obviously there are some scams, some dirty deeds.  Your denial of that just makes your 'no conspirac{ies}' statement look false too.
You're a delusional idiot. Really. Take a flying F$%k at a rolling donut. You are a worthless POS.
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I just tried emailing any version of @bitmaintech.com I could think of and the emails bounce stating 'because we get a lot of support requests, now we're going to ignore all of them'.

I was trying to reach Nishant Sharma, their 'international marketing manager'.  Has anyone ever heard of an international marketing manager with no known public email address or way to contact them? 

SCAM.
legendary
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Last batch FINALLY sold out sometime this morning - think it lasted 2 days or so.

 Not sure if it was that much bigger of a batch (which it going to KILL X11 coin profitability if so once this batch gets shipped installed and mining) or if folks were looking at the probable returns and a lot decided it was an inferior option....

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I ordered on 7/18, paid on 7/19 and received the email on 7/20 fully paid.

BITMAIN Order Paid

Order ID: 00120170718xxx
Date: 2017-07-18 16:22:52
Total: 2916.48 USD
Payment method: USD Payment

That's probably why I never received the same email then, they have never actually marked my order as 'Paid'.  Thanks for clearing that up.
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No it's exactly the same.  I got one and it was wired in from my bank.  I paid within a couple days of the order and I am showing Paid and Valid (Unshipped of course although I'm on the Sept batch).

If you call in and go to technical support you can get to people who speak English.  Use skype for international calling.  Cheap and easy.  Not saying it will get resolved though.

Bitmain clearly needs to work on their communication with customers.  Without a doubt.  And as had been said if you're that unhappy and feel it's fraudulent then go ahead and open a complaint.  It's absolutely your right to do so.  You might also want to talk to the Chinese consulate in your country - perhaps they can translate for you on a call with them.

Thanks, appreciate the suggestions.

Question: Did you receive the email at the time you placed the order, or when they marked it paid sometime later?

I ordered on 7/18, paid on 7/19 and received the email on 7/20 fully paid.

BITMAIN Order Paid

Order ID: 00120170718xxx
Date: 2017-07-18 16:22:52
Total: 2916.48 USD
Payment method: USD Payment
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Sorry....off topic here of late.........but I'm in the US, and wondering does the PSU's come with a plug for 110 or 220, or do you have to specify?

You have to provide your own cord but please note that the APSW is NOT going to work for you on a D3.  At least not without risk.

The PSU is rated for only 1200W on 110V, 1600W on 220.  The D3 wants 1200W.  So if you are going into residential power here in the US you'll be pegged at the limit of the power supply and likely fry it.  You are better off buying a 1500 or 1600W supply (Corsair or EVGA) and running with that, OR having a 220 circuit installed in your home (not too hard but call an electrician unless you know what you're doing).
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No it's exactly the same.  I got one and it was wired in from my bank.  I paid within a couple days of the order and I am showing Paid and Valid (Unshipped of course although I'm on the Sept batch).

If you call in and go to technical support you can get to people who speak English.  Use skype for international calling.  Cheap and easy.  Not saying it will get resolved though.

Bitmain clearly needs to work on their communication with customers.  Without a doubt.  And as had been said if you're that unhappy and feel it's fraudulent then go ahead and open a complaint.  It's absolutely your right to do so.  You might also want to talk to the Chinese consulate in your country - perhaps they can translate for you on a call with them.

Thanks, appreciate the suggestions.

Question: Did you receive the email at the time you placed the order, or when they marked it paid sometime later?

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Overheard recently on Bitmain support site:

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optlasuta Today at 12:12

I paid with LTC but my order appears to be stuck at Paying/Expired and it wasn't confirmed. Anyone seen this before?
Edited by optlasuta 4 hours ago

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Cristianromania Today at 14:38

Everione has some problem!

Bitmain is the worse company ever!
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Thanks but I never received anything like that.  I think it's different if you use a wire transfer.  They never marked my order as paid, even though their support staff did, in a message to me, confirm that they received payment.  That was two weeks ago (four weeks after I placed my order and sent payment) and then they said 'wait up to seven days for your order to be marked paid', and then when that time went by I contacted them again and they said 'wait up to three days for your order to be marked paid', and now that that time has gone by as well they just stopped responding.

No it's exactly the same.  I got one and it was wired in from my bank.  I paid within a couple days of the order and I am showing Paid and Valid (Unshipped of course although I'm on the Sept batch).

If you call in and go to technical support you can get to people who speak English.  Use skype for international calling.  Cheap and easy.  Not saying it will get resolved though.

Bitmain clearly needs to work on their communication with customers.  Without a doubt.  And as had been said if you're that unhappy and feel it's fraudulent then go ahead and open a complaint.  It's absolutely your right to do so.  You might also want to talk to the Chinese consulate in your country - perhaps they can translate for you on a call with them.
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( order paid example )


Thanks but I never received anything like that.  I think it's different if you use a wire transfer.  They never marked my order as paid, even though their support staff did, in a message to me, confirm that they received payment.  That was two weeks ago (four weeks after I placed my order and sent payment) and then they said 'wait up to seven days for your order to be marked paid', and then when that time went by I contacted them again and they said 'wait up to three days for your order to be marked paid', and now that that time has gone by as well they just stopped responding.
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