I dont see the point?
Either by January difficulty will be so high that these machines will no longer be sensible investments (my guess) that are likely to provide an ROI (*). 5% discount isnt likely to make the difference. In this case, almost no one posting here would honor their non binding commitment.
Or these machines would be (very) lucrative and you would be nuts to sell them, particularly at a discount.
Chances that Cointerra got their pricing so right it ends up being somewhere inbetween, like KnC machines that would be shipped next week or so, seems slim.
So this seems like a most likely loss/loss situation for you.
(*) Yes I have seen all the ROI definition discussions. Providing a "return on investment" implies its non zero and positive, and therefore a profit is made,no matter how small and no matter if you express it as % or in absolutes.
Yeah this is the tricky part. Maybe we can work something out like NashX to make it reasonably binding. But the bottom line is that I want the extra risk exposure and bitsalame does not, so I'm sure we can work something out.
In short, I am interested. Long story short, Cointerra sounds extremely credible to me.
Depending on where you are located, I would also be happy to show up in person and pay in cash. But of course, at that point, you will probably want to renege and sell them for market price (probably much higher if they deliver on time).
Let me know the terms of the agreement and maybe we can work something out.
Let me know how many are you interested in purchasing?
Even if they deliver on schedule I still will be offering you at the discounted price, my word is my bond.
I would like to buy one of the January first batch.
- I would like to pick it up out of Austin or maybe wherever you live.
-- Having it reshipped to me is reasonable, but then we have the payment problem below.
- I would like to pay in cash in person.
-- I can pay in BTC, but if I am to pay any time before goods are delivered, I will want some other reassurance.
