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Topic: How to get Escrow protection if I want the miner shipped to me to Europe? - page 2. (Read 3417 times)

sr. member
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Wow. Excellent. Thank you!
hero member
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For Europe sales, contact BeastlyMac:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cheapest-085btc-per-single-asicminer-tube-825ghs-rest-of-theworld-769335


As always, make sure you get the spelling right on these sellers names, as there's alot of scammers out there.
hero member
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These are all safe group buys to buy from.  All trusted sellers:

Canaryinthemine:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-prisma-14ths-group-buy-142-btc-with-coupon-795609

CrazyGuy:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-asicminer-prisma-14ths-147-btc-795477

waldohoover:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/all-sold-653256

They only deal in BTC, so just buy Bitcoins from Coinbase or Circle beforehand, then buy off either their groupbuy or their associated websites.
sr. member
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So: as no answers came to this very simple but crucial question, I have to conclude the following:

No mining hardware actually exists in real life, all those photos of mining rigs on the Internet are just products of Photoshop.

I mean if there is no safe way to buy them, as with a credit card or with escrow, I guess they don't exist, really.

Here's a profitable business idea:

1) Set up a web site, saying you intend to sell mining hardware.
2) Make photos/Photoshop images resembling mining hardware
3) Collect bitcoins
4) Huh
5) Profit!
sr. member
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How do you do this?
sr. member
Activity: 302
Merit: 250
I would only use escrow with irreversible payments or a credit card as an alternative.

Any good deals for me now? Group buy or otherwise?

Important point: I want to mine whichever altcoin I choose.

I would buy this, for example, if seller cares to respond: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8988335

Edit: I am interested in both Scrypt and ASIC miners; respectively.
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