Same address for all products and with balance that look like paid for CPC 5.2 (facepalm)
http://blockchain.info/address/1J3oMsVRSUSdcWYqPGfvqqAUnm5NTv4BSQ
Topic: CPC Electronics - is it legit? - page 4. (Read 49951 times)
Same address for all products and with balance that look like paid for CPC 5.2 (facepalm)
http://blockchain.info/address/1J3oMsVRSUSdcWYqPGfvqqAUnm5NTv4BSQ
I can't wait for 3 months from now where people who read this thread before purchasing are posting in it saying they've been ripped off.
You know what's worse? The Manchester City Council is too dumb to recognize the guarantee issue as a problematic issue and to look further into that company. Now I'll have to break out the big guns.
I can't wait for 3 months from now where people who read this thread before purchasing are posting in it saying they've been ripped off.
anonymousads.com is serving advertisements for CPC.
e.g here: http://bitcoins.tumblr.com/post/38065525717/bitcoin-clusters they are advertising their 5.2Gh/s scamrig.
e.g here: http://bitcoins.tumblr.com/post/38065525717/bitcoin-clusters they are advertising their 5.2Gh/s scamrig.
The who is info
Registered a couple days ago... and they already "a high percentage of our business is from repeat customers and referrals". Impressive
#scam
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Domain name:
cpcelectronics.co.uk
Registrant:
CPC Electronics
Registrant type:
UK Sole Trader
Registrant's address:
CPC Electronics
3 Piccadilly Place
Manchester
LAN
M1 3BN
United Kingdom
Registrar:
1 & 1 Internet AG [Tag = SCHLUND]
URL: http://www.1and1.co.uk or http://registrar.1und1.info
Relevant dates:
Registered on: 13-Dec-2012
Expiry date: 13-Dec-2014
Last updated: 13-Dec-2012
Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.
Name servers:
ns67.1and1.co.uk 217.160.80.173 2001:08d8:00fe:0053:0000:d9a0:50ad:0100
ns68.1and1.co.uk 217.160.81.173 2001:08d8:00fe:0053:0000:d9a0:51ad:0100
WHOIS lookup made at 23:58:51 19-Dec-2012
cpcelectronics.co.uk
Registrant:
CPC Electronics
Registrant type:
UK Sole Trader
Registrant's address:
CPC Electronics
3 Piccadilly Place
Manchester
LAN
M1 3BN
United Kingdom
Registrar:
1 & 1 Internet AG [Tag = SCHLUND]
URL: http://www.1and1.co.uk or http://registrar.1und1.info
Relevant dates:
Registered on: 13-Dec-2012
Expiry date: 13-Dec-2014
Last updated: 13-Dec-2012
Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.
Name servers:
ns67.1and1.co.uk 217.160.80.173 2001:08d8:00fe:0053:0000:d9a0:50ad:0100
ns68.1and1.co.uk 217.160.81.173 2001:08d8:00fe:0053:0000:d9a0:51ad:0100
WHOIS lookup made at 23:58:51 19-Dec-2012
Registered a couple days ago... and they already "a high percentage of our business is from repeat customers and referrals". Impressive
#scam
Contacted them, they said that they were sure their customers had reviewed them online but I couldn't find anything.
Their whois entry is 5 days old. http://whois.domaintools.com/cpcelectronics.co.uk
No contact or adress information on the site but the chat, the adress listed on WHOIS is a huge office block, about the best adress in Manchester, so it's likely a mail forwarding service.
Yeah, this looks like a "money re-appropriator"
EDIT: Haha, laughing about the 1 year guarantee. You can't even do that in the EU. That's way too short.
I don't think it's a mail drop, but the address seems to cater to only offices (highend, as you implied) and not manufacturing: http://www.orega.com/orega-offices/manchester
No. And you can take that to the bank.
They appear to be infringing on one of Farnell's trademarks, and I'm pretty sure anyone legitimate would have heard of Farnell and known better.
I may accidentally just have sicced the Manchester City Council on them. Whoops. I'm just not good with this computer stuff.
Well, you can't be expected to know everything about how these here internets work.
I may accidentally just have sicced the Manchester City Council on them. Whoops. I'm just not good with this computer stuff.
Hopefully I was one of the only ones to see it - everything is just a huge red flag here.
Contacted them, they said that they were sure their customers had reviewed them online but I couldn't find anything.
Their whois entry is 5 days old. http://whois.domaintools.com/cpcelectronics.co.uk
No contact or adress information on the site but the chat, the adress listed on WHOIS is a huge office block, about the best adress in Manchester, so it's likely a mail forwarding service.
Yeah, this looks like a "money re-appropriator"
EDIT: Haha, laughing about the 1 year guarantee. You can't even do that in the EU. That's way too short.
Thanks for alerting us to the questionable claims made by this website. I have removed their link from display, but will be happy to re-include it if they can substantiate their claims.
It's what I was assuming. I gave the support chat person the link to this thread if they want to come in and defend the site, but it looks like a scam to me.
Shame I found it through BitVisitor, most sites I've seen in there are actually pretty good.
Shame I found it through BitVisitor, most sites I've seen in there are actually pretty good.
Contacted them, they said that they were sure their customers had reviewed them online but I couldn't find anything.
They say that it should have comparable performance to an ASIC, not sure how much of that was the contact person's sales speak or not since I don't know exactly what they're selling. It seems like you would need more than 70w for their 5.2GH/s system.
For what they say they're selling, do the prices look inline with expectations or too good to be true?
Too good to be true + blatantly scammish. Not to mention they don't even accept any CC's and stick to Bitcoin for the anonymity. They say that it should have comparable performance to an ASIC, not sure how much of that was the contact person's sales speak or not since I don't know exactly what they're selling. It seems like you would need more than 70w for their 5.2GH/s system.
For what they say they're selling, do the prices look inline with expectations or too good to be true?
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Is your hardware based on a custom ASIC chip?
No, the hardware is comprised of AMD GPU stream processors on VLIW-5 architecture
Which mining software is compatible with your hardware?
The hardware in installed with a Windows server 2008 and the latest Ubuntu distrubition as dual boot system and has the required drivers preconfigured with most mining software such as Ufasoft, Bfgminer and our own custom CPC Miner.
No, the hardware is comprised of AMD GPU stream processors on VLIW-5 architecture
Which mining software is compatible with your hardware?
The hardware in installed with a Windows server 2008 and the latest Ubuntu distrubition as dual boot system and has the required drivers preconfigured with most mining software such as Ufasoft, Bfgminer and our own custom CPC Miner.
Massive errors and inconsistent stuff. Try fitting 800GH worth of VLIW-5 GPU's in a case and see? Dual booting miners? Windows server 2008? Unprofessional site and spelling?
They're too good to be true. The 800GH/s rig claims to use 2500W. AMD GPUs? Right. The 67.2GH/s rig is supposed to use less power (230W) than Avalon.
Contacted them, they said that they were sure their customers had reviewed them online but I couldn't find anything.
They say that it should have comparable performance to an ASIC, not sure how much of that was the contact person's sales speak or not since I don't know exactly what they're selling. It seems like you would need more than 70w for their 5.2GH/s system.
For what they say they're selling, do the prices look inline with expectations or too good to be true?
They say that it should have comparable performance to an ASIC, not sure how much of that was the contact person's sales speak or not since I don't know exactly what they're selling. It seems like you would need more than 70w for their 5.2GH/s system.
For what they say they're selling, do the prices look inline with expectations or too good to be true?
"Is your hardware based on a custom ASIC chip?
No, the hardware is comprised of AMD GPU stream processors on VLIW-5 architecture"
I can't imagine an 800G/H "system" bases on 5000 Series AMD GPUs
I can, though. It'll be a huge warehouse-sized enclosure for the sheer amount of GPU's involved. No, the hardware is comprised of AMD GPU stream processors on VLIW-5 architecture"
I can't imagine an 800G/H "system" bases on 5000 Series AMD GPUs
"Is your hardware based on a custom ASIC chip?
No, the hardware is comprised of AMD GPU stream processors on VLIW-5 architecture"
I can't imagine an 800 GH/s "system" bases on 5000 Series AMD GPUs
No, the hardware is comprised of AMD GPU stream processors on VLIW-5 architecture"
I can't imagine an 800 GH/s "system" bases on 5000 Series AMD GPUs
So are they selling others ASICs in there own enclosures? Strange indeed.
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