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Yes, they are truly the best. I can't imagine getting any better service with anyone.

We are now hosting another 100 S5 with them on top of the left overs from the desaster with ASICCRAP.

Jonathan is also extremly knowledgable in all aspects of the bitcoin technology, not just hosting, energy and such but hardware and components as well.

Wow. How could they managed to do that?

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Because ASICCRAP is fucking stupid. Look at this. Deformed by HEAT. Tell me, how much heat you think is required to do this damage? 100 Degrees C?

https://i.imgur.com/dsKxjPv.jpg

Side Bar:  We have been with Toomim since the beginning.  They know what they are doing, are responsive and a pleasure to work with.

I'd take them up on their "if you are desperate..." offer

Just my 2₵

~nuff said

Yes, communication with them has been problematic. We have been talking with them fairly frequently over the last week. However, we cannot negotiate with them on your behalf unless you gave us power of attorney, which you shouldn't do.

We have made one pickup from them so far. They seem to allow pickups reluctantly. They strongly resist canceling contracts. Everyone I know of right now has walked away with losses of some sort, either in hosting fees for unrealized hosting or in damaged miners. There may be an option to reclaim some of those assets through legal means afterwards, if you can show that they violated their contract with you. Most of the people who have successfully gotten their miners out that I know of have made legal threats or started legal proceedings against them. Hopefully, they will come to their senses and realize that refusing someone possession of their property does not build trust and also can earn jail time.

We will not show up without permission or without a court order. It is your responsibility to get one of those.

However, all of our hosting capacity is now spoken for. Sorry. We have spare storage space if you're desperate, but if you want your miners online you'll need to find someone else sooner or later. Centerus is close by, I think, and should have spare capacity.

Have you talked to ASICSPACE? How do you know they're going to let you take the miners? They haven't responded to tickets in weeks so letting them know is problematic.

Wow. How could they managed to do that?

I mean, I have a lot of SP20 and host them myself. I managed to make them operate about one month at 40degrees Celcius without damaging them the time I got sufficient cooling. I did underclock them and the intake was cooler at maybe 25--35 degrees celcius, but they didn't get damaged at all.

The air intake of your miners must have been at 40--50 to damage them! How could they not power them down knowing that it was that hot.

Hi Buddy,

same story here, almost with no previous experience of ASICCRAPS service, as we were on of the new customers coming in with 100 S5.


50% of our brand new miners have been damaged in a couple of days due to heat problems and wrong settings while under ASICCRAPS control.

We had to involve the police to get our equipment back.


ASICCRAP was making the same promises to us. Now they argue, that the contract was not about energy delivery but maintenance of our equiment.


They can not and will never run a legitimate business. They are the front for a businessplan run with the criminal intend of fraud. We have gathered enough pieces of information meanwhile that indicate fraud (mining into own bitcoin adresses from customer equipment, keeping owners from accessing whats rightfully theirs and last but not least making false advertising about services, capacities and competencies they simply do not have).

The conditions the have in their datahut are nothing but a hazardous environment that can go up in flames any hour.

Toomim Bros has about 50 kW of remaining capacity. We have to make a trip over to ASICSPACE soon to pick up a miner for a customer. Let us ([email protected]) and ASICSPACE know if you want us to pick up yours as well.

In Regard to AsicSpace:
I have waited months before posting anything in the hopes this service would turn around...but it has not.
I would suggest you avoid using AsicSpace.  My miners have had intermittent problems for months.  Mostly due to data center temperature being frighteningly high.  Until this month (April 2015) my concerns were addressed quickly, but the problems continued to crop up.
But this month has been a disaster.  With either very little or very poor strategic planning AsicSpace accepted a huge number of miners under a large contract.  Now service issues go unanswered, temperatures are causing thermal shutdown of the miners, their router has failed and their remote miner access software is chronically out of service or slow.
My miners have either been barely running, or like the past 18 hours - not running at all.
They have claimed the unseasonably hot weather in WA is causing this week's problems.  But I actually have other miners hosted three blocks away at another facility and the temps there are fine.
AsicSpace over the past 10 days has promised refunds to all effected.  But no details have been forthcoming.  There are no day to day updates about their progress and support tickets go un-responded to unless you badger them. 
There are plenty of other better run hosting locations in the WA area and elsewhere.  I give AsicSpace a 3 out of 10.  At least until they can show a solid month of quality, consistent service with a small amount of downtime.

Centerus has 400 kW available for hosting in Eastern Washington. Monthly rate is $75 kW-month for people needing 50 kW or less. We have lower rates if you need more than 50 kW.

We're almost full but adding another 220KW in 45 days.

We'll probably have about 60KW available by month's end (the upgrade is behind schedule) at a flat $0.10/KWh (about $72/KW) with free remote access, no minumum size, no prepay requirement and no form factor constraints.

You could also talk to sunbreak about hosting; he has space now I think and a similar deal as ours.

That's a great price.

Too bad I am in the US -- is anyone in the US comparable?  And still accepting small orders?

No those aren't ours. He's an (Edit: older guy with bitcoin investments) and definitely doesn't have a bitcointalk account I'm afraid.

Right now I'm trying to finish off a room, so we're open to any size client, so long as its rack mountable. Drop us an e-mail and we can talk.

Welcome! What is the minimum kW requirement in order to be a customer?

Also I see that you have some SP30 hosted. Are they yours? If they belong to someone on this forum can they confirm it?

@GreatNorthData ; @RoadStress  thanks for informing me OP updated.

Please add us to the list:

URL: http://www.greatnorthdata.com/
Price: Lowest in the industry (no extra or surprise fees), significant savings for deposits and bulk orders, cheapest hosting in the world
Location: Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada
Comment: No set up fees, taxes in, 24/7 on site personnel, free maintenance/RMA work

Hey QC it seems that minersource are non-responsive. Please remove them from the list. People have miners with them and they can't get a hold of them.

FWIW I've used ASICSPACE for a few weeks now. No issues so far, miners are running cool, no downtime. Good customer service, very responsive to my noob questions.

Edit: I have to remove the above comment due to ASICSPACE having issues lately. I would suggest to avoid them for now.

As a note - we got approval for our power upgrade. Once it's finished (which hopefully is before the end of the month) we'll be able to take in an additional 60-70KW of hardware at a flat $0.10 per KWh, or about $72/KW-month.

This is a no-contract no-prepay price, including VPN remote access. And with open shelving we can take any miner, not just closed-case, stackable or rack-mount units.

I have 20KW of available space right now if anyone's looking for hosting. Currently a bit under $100/KW-month, and we have discounted server PSU setups. Any new customers will be shifted over to the reduced rate as soon as it's all set up. PM me or email [email protected] for some info.