Topic: Incoming Avalon News 8/9/2013 - page 59. (Read 186808 times)

Who actually did that? I'd like the details and perhaps send him a token of my appreciation.

Well, the guy who you're quoting did a lot of that whining.. errr. getting information together and pushing things through..

Who actually did that? I'd like the details and perhaps send him a token of my appreciation.

Who actually did that? I'd like the details and perhaps send him a token of my appreciation.

30 chips per account ordering in excess of 10,000 chips (not per 10,000 chips), and because some disgruntled forum members grew a pair, quit being pussies, and laid the smack down on Bitsyncom to stop being evasive, or be held accountable.

Rock of the Marne

may i ask why there are only samples arriving and what have you ordered to get these samples?
i'am not involved exactly in avalon hardware...

You get 30 sample chips for each 10k batch purchase.

may i ask why there are only samples arriving and what have you ordered to get these samples?
i'am not involved exactly in avalon hardware...

We were just about to try and see if we can put forward a refund request for the 10k order, but now that seems like it's going out of the table.

After receiving the samples, who now knows when the complete order will be shipped, it'll be interesting to see.
1 week, 4 weeks, 6 weeks?

Manufactured in week 27. Between 1st and 8th of July.

I don't have my camera with me right now, and the phone camera doesn't work this close. But, this is whats printed on the chips: P6N41613272C.

Yifu fucked us all with his 'No BS chips in 9-10 weeks' policy. Its a worse ploy than BFL. BFL honestly is just very poorly managed, whereas Avalon is destroying their reputation at the same rate the difficulty is rising. Well I think its time 'No BS' became true. I'm not an engineer, just a web developer waiting on 12 Bitburners, but if I were designing Avalon boards, I would definitely consider trying to team up with all the other Avalon developers, and see if a prototype board with Bitfury chips can become a reality. (BFL, even with their better chips are still a gamble due to supply issues). I understand that this would probably require starting from scratch, but if the boards are already a sunk cost at this point, along with the chips themselves even more, it might be worth a shot...maybe we can call them Plan (B)itfury.

...That and a class action lawsuit against Yifu/Bitsyncom. Legal threats might be our only option soon, its been 5 weeks, even BFL at least kept telling people 'fuck off, were working on it'. Yes, I understand the implications and the waste of time and $ it would be to try and organize a lawsuit, but perhaps the threat of jailtime for international advance fee fraud to the tune of over $14,000,000 might be the kick in the ass Avalon/yifu/bitsyncom/bunch of scumbags need. All the talented developers here are getting all the shit because of Avalons increasingly fraudulent behavior.

Here's a great place to report Yifu & Co. for mail fraud, commodity fraud, cyber crime, and many others.

http://www.stopfraud.gov/report.html

Take your pick, be creative!   

For Interpol, choose a country (or five) from here.

http://www.interpol.int/Member-countries/World

Out of interest could you poss take a close up picture of one, or tell us the code running along a chip face please bizwoo?