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Topic: [Limited offer] Skycoinlab.host offer S5 hosting 410$ (Read 1636 times)

full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
Hi,

I don't know what is going on.
But is it normal, that you ignore your customers ?
The first few months was great.
But from october i've got the worst service ever.
A lot of down time, and if i ask for compensation ?
No response !
I also tried to change pools, perhaps the pools are the problem.
But also no response !

So, what is going on HuhHuh  Angry

Hello,
Your s5 miner was too sensible to the heat which cause a downtime, we did compensate you once for a downtime.

We announce that we have decided to stop this cloud hosting service because it wasn't successful as a business model in Ontario.

If you have a miner hosted in our warehouse please send us a support ticket with your address so we can ship it to you.

Thank you
newbie
Activity: 45
Merit: 0
Hi,

I don't know what is going on.
But is it normal, that you ignore your customers ?
The first few months was great.
But from october i've got the worst service ever.
A lot of down time, and if i ask for compensation ?
No response !
I also tried to change pools, perhaps the pools are the problem.
But also no response !

So, what is going on HuhHuh  Angry
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
We will add the S4+ hosting service by the next 2 weeks, you can contact us for pre orders.
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
Is the $38 all in with electricity? If so that's a good deal for an S5

What is the redemption process if I ever decide to take it out of hosting?
$38 is all what you should pay as a fee for your monthly hosting service.
You can ask for your miner at anytime after 6 months of hosting.
sr. member
Activity: 311
Merit: 250
Is the $38 all in with electricity? If so that's a good deal for an S5

What is the redemption process if I ever decide to take it out of hosting?
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
we did setup the first hosted miners today  Smiley
http://skycoinlab.host/
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
The last person to make this offer ran with tens of thousands of dollars.  What stops you from doing that?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deleted-673571
Hello,
The logic is that no company is a ponzi until the proof of the opposite but it's ok i will give you few reasons why we are not a ponzi.

1- We are an incorporated company in Canada and this is our business number 842120180RC0001 if you like to check please look at

https://www.ic.gc.ca/app/scr/cc/CorporationsCanada/fdrlCrpSrch.html .

2- We have launched skycoinlab.com in april 2014 in a garage, we moved in July 2014 to a small office then in the last month to a big warehouse which mean that we love what we do and we believe that we are doing it right.

3- We have pictures and video showing our warehouse.

4- We have no advantage to trash our company's name after a good year.

We got already some orders, hope that the members will write about their experience once we set their miners up.


Sadly there have been a lot of bad companies in past with BTC.  Normal companies are "innocent till proven guilty".

But if you have a bitcoin company at this point it sadly is suspected ponzi until proven it is not one.  It is because of past companies it's now this way.   And It is not anything personal with your company it is all newer ones treated like this.
Yes, it's really sad, hope that the industry will start getting a better reputation by time.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
The last person to make this offer ran with tens of thousands of dollars.  What stops you from doing that?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deleted-673571
Hello,
The logic is that no company is a ponzi until the proof of the opposite but it's ok i will give you few reasons why we are not a ponzi.

1- We are an incorporated company in Canada and this is our business number 842120180RC0001 if you like to check please look at

https://www.ic.gc.ca/app/scr/cc/CorporationsCanada/fdrlCrpSrch.html .

2- We have launched skycoinlab.com in april 2014 in a garage, we moved in July 2014 to a small office then in the last month to a big warehouse which mean that we love what we do and we believe that we are doing it right.

3- We have pictures and video showing our warehouse.

4- We have no advantage to trash our company's name after a good year.

We got already some orders, hope that the members will write about their experience once we set their miners up.


Sadly there have been a lot of bad companies in past with BTC.  Normal companies are "innocent till proven guilty".

But if you have a bitcoin company at this point it sadly is suspected ponzi until proven it is not one.  It is because of past companies it's now this way.   And It is not anything personal with your company it is all newer ones treated like this.
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
The last person to make this offer ran with tens of thousands of dollars.  What stops you from doing that?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deleted-673571
Hello,
The logic is that no company is a ponzi until the proof of the opposite but it's ok i will give you few reasons why we are not a ponzi.

1- We are an incorporated company in Canada and this is our business number 842120180RC0001 if you like to check please look at

https://www.ic.gc.ca/app/scr/cc/CorporationsCanada/fdrlCrpSrch.html .

2- We have launched skycoinlab.com in april 2014 in a garage, we moved in July 2014 to a small office then in the last month to a big warehouse which mean that we love what we do and we believe that we are doing it right.

3- We have pictures and video showing our warehouse.

4- We have no advantage to trash our company's name after a good year.

We got already some orders, hope that the members will write about their experience once we set their miners up.



 
full member
Activity: 123
Merit: 100
That's not based on any proof, we did refuse to get in contact with that member because his rating mean nothing for skycoinlab.


You don't get my money then.  Since you can't proof you are not a ponzi scheme you might be one.

I have lost all faith in anyone involved in Bitcoins.

Losing $500 does that.
full member
Activity: 123
Merit: 100
The last person to make this offer ran with tens of thousands of dollars.  What stops you from doing that?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deleted-673571
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
Skycoinlab.host is just a new concept from our company skycoinlab, but we are in the market since April 2014 selling Bitcoin cloud mining contracts.

For the cooling, we have industrial air condition and fans on every rack.

Can you show us this in a picture?   The ones  above don't seem to show fan's behind them.
I think that you can see it in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rao7A-SQ0Q


I'm surprised you would recommend a video that shows same.  Still no proof of "industrial air condition and fans on every rack."

All I see is concrete walls behind all of the miners.  Are you able to take a picture showing that you truly have this cooling system on EACH rack?

Please watch the video again, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rao7A-SQ0Q look at the minute 0:37 you will see the fans .
To get a clear vision i will take a picture showing that by Monday and post it here.

Thank you

Thank you for point out. I feel like I'm looking for Waldo or Carmen Sandiego Smiley.  But with you pointing out time I can see some sort of system on them. 

Thanks for taking time to show it.
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
Skycoinlab.host is just a new concept from our company skycoinlab, but we are in the market since April 2014 selling Bitcoin cloud mining contracts.

For the cooling, we have industrial air condition and fans on every rack.

Can you show us this in a picture?   The ones  above don't seem to show fan's behind them.
I think that you can see it in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rao7A-SQ0Q


I'm surprised you would recommend a video that shows same.  Still no proof of "industrial air condition and fans on every rack."

All I see is concrete walls behind all of the miners.  Are you able to take a picture showing that you truly have this cooling system on EACH rack?

Please watch the video again, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rao7A-SQ0Q look at the minute 0:37 you will see the fans .
To get a clear vision i will take a picture showing that by Monday and post it here.

Thank you
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
Skycoinlab.host is just a new concept from our company skycoinlab, but we are in the market since April 2014 selling Bitcoin cloud mining contracts.

For the cooling, we have industrial air condition and fans on every rack.

Can you show us this in a picture?   The ones  above don't seem to show fan's behind them.
I think that you can see it in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rao7A-SQ0Q


I'm surprised you would recommend a video that shows same.  Still no proof of "industrial air condition and fans on every rack."

All I see is concrete walls behind all of the miners.  Are you able to take a picture showing that you truly have this cooling system on EACH rack?
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
That's not based on any proof, we did refuse to get in contact with that member because his rating mean nothing for skycoinlab.
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
Skycoinlab.host is just a new concept from our company skycoinlab, but we are in the market since April 2014 selling Bitcoin cloud mining contracts.

For the cooling, we have industrial air condition and fans on every rack.

Can you show us this in a picture?   The ones  above don't seem to show fan's behind them.
I think that you can see it in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rao7A-SQ0Q
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
Skycoinlab.host is just a new concept from our company skycoinlab, but we are in the market since April 2014 selling Bitcoin cloud mining contracts.

For the cooling, we have industrial air condition and fans on every rack.

Can you show us this in a picture?   The ones  above don't seem to show fan's behind them.
full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
Skycoinlab.host is just a new concept from our company skycoinlab, but we are in the market since April 2014 selling Bitcoin cloud mining contracts.

For the cooling, we have industrial air condition and fans on every rack.
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1001
Does the community have any info on these guys?  Considering the best price I can currently get on the S5 is $362 shipped, $410 including psu doesn't seem to far off the mark.

Skycoinlab--How's the cooling handled?
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