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sr. member
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I hate my family
August 13, 2013, 11:47:47 AM
People may laugh at me but I always use coins when there is an option. It's what I did with Terrahash too even if it seems I will lose them now (no ROI).
I don't beleive there can be a grey area with cryptos, it is black or white. You either enter their parallel universe with all it's pros & cons or stay safe and wage slave. I hope in time all the speculators and profit only seekers will disappear in a magical way.
BTC is digital cash, everyone should wear pants and take responsibility for their transactions. Do your search and decide if you wanna pay -  you want safety nets? go back to your fiat world..
+1, although I'll still order with cc if it's available...why not. But, if you have a shitload of Bitcoins from previous mining ventures, then it would make sense to pay with Bitcoins. I don't...


No dude. He is talking about buyer protection in case anything with the manufacturer went awry. You were insinuating it was ok to lay several bets across various cards and cancel as you saw fit.

One is perfectly acceptable and what consumer protection is for, the other is fraudulent card usage, and illegal.

You really need to understand this, you're meant to be representing an above board company and encouraging malpractice directly from a spokesperson is not a healthy look. Just don't go there.

Is this still going on? Come on... I think you're reading way too much into what cypherdoc did with KNC, and it's coming off a little desperate and off-topic. But your call, do what you want.

Although it ain't no holy grail, I'm grateful cypherdoc is providing some info on HF, and I'm also grateful Bitcoinorama provided info on KNC. Personally, I have orders in both companies. I won't be surprised if both of them don't deliver on time, or a month or 2 late, so I'm just putting eggs in different baskets. It's 28 nm! People say KNC will deliver Sept/Oct, but who knows... What if it's Nov? and HF also Nov? It's a gamble. To me, KNC & HF seem to be a similar investment, although KNC is now at a higher stake to deliver on time. Competition is great. If HF starts rolling them out before KNC, then better hope HF is out of stock, and KNC buyers have no choice but to wait for KNC. But, if KNC delivers on time, then HF customers are stuck waiting/hoping until Dec. 31st or sooner. It is a disappointment since HF has a less incentive to deliver on time. But, I have faith that HF isn't going to try to screw people over and mine their ready-to-deliver equipment and ship last moment in December.  That would be messed up. I hope this Miner Protection Program will clear this up and will be an added incentive for HF to deliver as soon as possible.
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 11:45:42 AM
i think you're wrong.  it's not illegal to cancel an order you've not yet received.  ppl do it all the time for a variety of reasons.  and i happen to think alot of ppl on the forum are going thru the same scenario i have.  you're honestly trying to tell them they can't do this?
hero member
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August 13, 2013, 11:37:28 AM
You mean there's a downside to accepting cc's?  Wink

Not for the customer, which is what we are...

 Cheesy

Now we have an understanding

No dude. He is talking about buyer protection in case anything with the manufacturer went awry. You were insinuating it was ok to lay several bets across various cards and cancel as you saw fit.

One is perfectly acceptable and what consumer protection is for, the other is fraudulent card usage, and illegal.

You really need to understand this, you're meant to be representing an above board company and encouraging malpractice directly from a spokesperson is not a healthy look. Just don't go there.

dude, you really need to let these baseless allegations go.

guess how long i had my KNC cc order in place?  answer:  15 measly days from 7/13-7/28.  amount of order:  $21K

guess how long i had my Megabig cc order in place?  answer:  16 measly days from 7/20-8/6.  amount of order:  $40K

as i've said many times before, if i really wanted to hurt those companies, i would've made $1M orders at each of them and waited right up until the day before shipment to request a refund to inflict max pain.  get off your high horse.

my assessment of the rapidly evolving asic company landscape changed as more info became available.   that simple.

i think everyone has to realize that Bitcoinorama stands to lose his own personal investment if ppl defect from KNC.  that is where i think alot of his motivation is coming from to smash HF and anyone related to them in the most remote way.


No. What you did was illegal. It's there in black and white. You admitted it publicly. Furthermore you represent this company and you are still participating as if your behaviour is acceptable.

I could delve into the many reasons as to why having a spokesman advocating fraud isn't beneficial for a fledgling company wanting to distance itself from fraudulent activity, whilst they are tentatively treading carefully to convince people they can deliver on time without secured payment means or offering refunds until well after their date if delivery. Especially after their dubious marketing activity, and claims to date.

How will I lose my personal investment? I paid by a protected payment means. KnC offer that.

You're truly awful at this;

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/secured-payments-consumer-protection-and-buyer-recourse-272891
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 11:26:03 AM
You mean there's a downside to accepting cc's?  Wink

Not for the customer, which is what we are...

 Cheesy

Now we have an understanding

No dude. He is talking about buyer protection in case anything with the manufacturer went awry. You were insinuating it was ok to lay several bets across various cards and cancel as you saw fit.

One is perfectly acceptable and what consumer protection is for, the other is fraudulent card usage, and illegal.

You really need to understand this, you're meant to be representing an above board company and encouraging malpractice directly from a spokesperson is not a healthy look. Just don't go there.

dude, you really need to let these baseless allegations go.

guess how long i had my KNC cc order in place?  answer:  15 measly days from 7/13-7/28.  amount of order:  $21K

guess how long i had my Megabig cc order in place?  answer:  16 measly days from 7/20-8/6.  amount of order:  $40K

as i've said many times before, if i really wanted to hurt those companies, i would've made $1M orders at each of them and waited right up until the day before shipment to request a refund to inflict max pain.  get off your high horse.

my assessment of the rapidly evolving asic company landscape changed as more info became available.   that simple.

i think everyone has to realize that Bitcoinorama stands to lose his own personal investment if ppl defect from KNC.  that is where i think alot of his motivation is coming from to smash HF and anyone related to them in the most remote way.
hero member
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Merit: 500
August 13, 2013, 07:11:31 AM
You mean there's a downside to accepting cc's?  Wink

Not for the customer, which is what we are...

 Cheesy

Now we have an understanding

No dude. He is talking about buyer protection in case anything with the manufacturer went awry. You were insinuating it was ok to lay several bets across various cards and cancel as you saw fit.

One is perfectly acceptable and what consumer protection is for, the other is fraudulent card usage, and illegal.

You really need to understand this, you're meant to be representing an above board company and encouraging malpractice directly from a spokesperson is not a healthy look. Just don't go there.
legendary
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Merit: 1002
August 13, 2013, 03:47:22 AM
Don't forget you can still order immediately at 800.609.3445 or email [email protected].
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 03:21:46 AM
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 03:12:36 AM
You mean there's a downside to accepting cc's?  Wink

Not for the customer, which is what we are...

 Cheesy

Now we have an understanding
full member
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August 13, 2013, 03:11:33 AM
You mean there's a downside to accepting cc's?  Wink

Downside for the company, upside for the customer.

And, since we would be the customers...
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 03:09:18 AM
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 03:04:50 AM
About BTCGarden:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2922049

All I wanna say is even if HF is THE ASIC manufacturer in terms of quality, this is not a quarantee for success in this market.
A shitload of cheap Chinese hashes will have been released until HF delivers. How can you compete with quantity? Quality - go for 28nm.
But there we have more than 1 competitor and the most important factor is timing. It wouldn't matter if Japan could deploy an H-bomb a month after Hirosima happened. A plain nuclear bomb did the job...

I'm not sure I believe that.

You have to believe that quality versus quantity will win out at some point especially in this game.

Also alot of quality chips can be made cheaply

Btw, it appears a lot of Chinese chips are now happily hashing away in the wrong hands.
You mean Avalon? Do we know they hash?? Damn...

In any case I am beting on HF too through IceDrill  Wink
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 03:02:26 AM

Actually it would have mattered a great deal.  The U.S. only had two nukes at the time, the Japanese could have destroyed LA or something forcing a stalemate/cold war situation. The Japanese actually had a nuclear program but gave it up, thinking that it would be too expensive even for the U.S. to try it.
Wow didn't know this!
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1002
August 13, 2013, 03:00:58 AM
About BTCGarden:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2922049

All I wanna say is even if HF is THE ASIC manufacturer in terms of quality, this is not a quarantee for success in this market.
A shitload of cheap Chinese hashes will have been released until HF delivers. How can you compete with quantity? Quality - go for 28nm.
But there we have more than 1 competitor and the most important factor is timing. It wouldn't matter if Japan could deploy an H-bomb a month after Hirosima happened. A plain nuclear bomb did the job...

I'm not sure I believe that.

You have to believe that quality versus quantity will win out at some point especially in this game.

Also alot of quality chips can be made cheaply

Btw, it appears a lot of Chinese chips are now happily hashing away in the wrong hands.
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 100
August 13, 2013, 02:57:56 AM
About BTCGarden:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2922049

All I wanna say is even if HF is THE ASIC manufacturer in terms of quality, this is not a quarantee for success in this market.
A shitload of cheap Chinese hashes will have been released until HF delivers. How can you compete with quantity? Quality - go for 28nm.
But there we have more than 1 competitor and the most important factor is timing. It wouldn't matter if Japan could deploy an H-bomb a month after Hirosima happened. A plain nuclear bomb did the job...

Yeah, worrying about electrical efficiency at this point is ridiculous.

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It wouldn't matter if Japan could deploy an H-bomb a month after Hirosima happened. A plain nuclear bomb did the job...

Actually it would have mattered a great deal.  The U.S. only had two nukes at the time, the Japanese could have destroyed LA or something forcing a stalemate/cold war situation. The Japanese actually had a nuclear program but gave it up, thinking that it would be too expensive even for the U.S. to try it.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
August 13, 2013, 02:55:57 AM
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1000
August 13, 2013, 02:52:50 AM
About BTCGarden:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2922049

All I wanna say is even if HF is THE ASIC manufacturer in terms of quality, this is not a quarantee for success in this market.
A shitload of cheap Chinese hashes will have been released until HF delivers. How can you compete with quantity? Quality - go for 28nm.
But there we have more than 1 competitor and the most important factor is timing. It wouldn't matter if Japan could deploy an H-bomb a month after Hirosima happened. A plain nuclear bomb did the job...
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1002
August 13, 2013, 02:45:35 AM
legendary
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August 13, 2013, 02:18:07 AM
full member
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August 13, 2013, 12:12:06 AM
I will be posting the Miner Protection Program shortly

 - Eduardo deCastro, Founder & CEO, HashFast Technologies
legendary
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August 12, 2013, 11:18:44 PM
they have said that there should be some info today on the HashFast Miner Protection Program.

i think you'll like it.

Today's almost over in the east coast.

they're finalizing the text right now.
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