Topic: BTCMiners "Cloud Hashing" | $8.50 USD per GH/s! - page 17. (Read 23114 times)

You're right, maybe I shouldn't be presuming that.

But how do you feel about possible delivery issues with the miners?

To me it seems pretty obvious from the AdvanceMiners thread that they have not delivered any devices yet from the last batch and that people are using paypal buyer protection to get their money back.

Updated quantity remaining, 6 GH/s just purchased.

1.) Payment methods as previously mentioned are through Coinbase.  I do not accept any other forms electronically due to the fact that there's a very high percentage rate of people doing chargebacks, on top of the fact PayPal has personally and permanently disabled my account due to the fact my account was in fact just dealing with Bitcoins.

    Up in the air on Google Checkout.. need to be able to talk to someone from there on their stance on Bitcoins and buying and selling in regards to do with anything Bitcoin related before I approach that avenue.

2.) Yes, I suppose you could.  As of right now there is no "stock exchange" between the two, but since we gather information such as your email address to verify who owns the account we can always transfer accounts from seller to buyer pretty easily, simply changing the value in the database that handles the payout schedule to the BTC address.  That's a possibility in the future, we might consider opening a simple platform to sell/buy... (Cross that bridge when we get there, let's get this rolling first kinda deal.)

3.) The first 35TH/s is _literally_ lifetime.  Until the units burn out and are out of manufacture warranty they will run.  At in which point it's not worth mining because of the difficulty rate and such and selling them off is the better solution than we'll approach that when it happens.  35TH/s is just our start.  If 35TH/s is sold through fairly quickly then we will continue supply so long as the demand is there.

Hope that answers the questions.  Take care, hope to see you join us!

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I'm really tempted! I have a few doubts though:

1) What payment methods do you accept?
2) Can I resell my contract? Saying that cex.io is more expensive isn't the full story. cex is both rented mining and trading. I can sell my Gh/s when I feel I may incur in further losses or if I need quick cash. I can even use it primarly as a trading platform if I'm so inclined
3) What does "lifetime" really means? What happens if the particular device where my contract is running, malfunctions?

Really? My style of writing? I'm sorry if proper grammar is my style of writing... Wow.  Alright then, don't invest.  But I am stating here and now we're not affiliated with each other by any means what-so-ever other than the fact that I had purchased equipment through them.   It's quite rude to presume that we're the same people.  I might end up reporting this to moderation because I'm not about to have some sort of slander issue going on.

Best Regards,
BTCMiners

Guys, I went through the AdvanceMiners thread (company apparently supplying the miners) and I do not think they will deliver:


Besides this, the style of writing of both OPs (Advanceminers and BTCMiner) seems quite similar to me. Which mean that OP got smarter and does not accept paypal anymore and you will not get a refund.

I will not put any BTC into this.

So far there has been no reason to suspect otherwise.  We have had many of communications with various staff members from their sales department and they have done nothing to make me suspect any worse than when I had ordered from BFL, yet here I am looking at my BFL units hashing away.

In addition.. As I've said before, if you go back a page or two.. There is a blockchain.info link with a wallet address.  All money that has been received for orders are saved.  No money will be lost, and if for some reason AM doesn't deliver, everyone will receive a refund.

How can we or anyone else know they are shipping?

Found this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=304605.140

Last reply was on Nov. 7th and no one has gotten a tracking number.

Prices are $8.50 per.  Based off of Coinbase.  The website, if you had scrolled up some would indicate it's going to be updated today.

Please feel free to refer to following post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3565870

Well it appears that the price is now $9.25/GHs. Anyway, I might purchase this, and I can direct a lot of traffic to this site if it's legitimate, I'll see when the equipment comes. Plus half of your site doesn't work, most of the buttons are just there as placeholders.

Your first only post to us.


Sorry, must of missed it when answering questions.  Not as of this moment.  Will we be? Most certainly.  I had no ETA until recently on these machines other than "soon".  So, I wasn't about to open a business for an unknown length of time prior to opening.  Business registration will become public information when the business is registered within the state I reside.

You still have not clarified my question in regards to whether you are a registered company.

Another 25GH/s purchased!

That was actually a motivation of mine.  Price.  I've looked into CEX personally for a while and never could justify paying the prices of nearly triple of what we're offering.  I'm not going into explaining downfalls or any shortcomings they may or may not of had, because I do not know their business structure and future plans.  However, I can say having a variable BTC rate based off of USD prices makes it a lot more flexible for the buyer with minimal risk to us, as it -SHOULD- only increase in value; however, not as exponentially as if we set a 0.xxxx BTC per GH/s like other cloud hashing options.

cex.io  is also incredibly overpriced

i think the new price (here) is fairly reasonable

The price per GH/s will fluctuate competitively with currently ran cloud hashing providers.

Be more precisely, your price for 'maybe late November' is cheaper than the current CEX.IO price. Is there any compensate or protection plan if you cannot begin mining by the end of November?

Nothing really.  Same principle, except as you said.. cheaper.

What makes you better than CEX.IO except for the cheaper price you offer.