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Quote from: anderl on April 24, 2013, 09:14:37 AM

sorry didn't mean it to com out like that. I must have just got into hardware pissing contest mode. anyway I sent you a PM with my specs. Maybe you can use it. Good luck.

Hey thanks, we are always open to suggestions, and anything we can do to lower costs without lowering performance will certainly be implemented into our business!

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sorry didn't mean it to com out like that. I must have just got into hardware pissing contest mode. anyway I sent you a PM with my specs. Maybe you can use it. Good luck.

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Quote from: Alarion on April 24, 2013, 09:01:38 AM

what kind of warranty/guarantee do you offer?

Each part carries the manufacturers warranty. All parts are new.

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what kind of warranty/guarantee do you offer?

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No need to jump all over the guy - I've seen shadier people with worst sites.
A couple of pictures of what we are buying would not be amiss, but I enjoy the idea of buying pre-built and tested machines - and you accept paypal so +1 vote of confidence from me.
Good luck

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Quote from: anderl on April 24, 2013, 08:34:27 AM

$2,399 for 3000 kh/s on 7970s 1.2505kH/s/$

3000 kh/s is pretty high estimate. What is the average kh/s these unites generate. You can't tout optimal for layman miners. When they see that the rate is subject to other factors like pool or stratum support, room temperature, etc they will be pissed. You should back off your number by 10%

Example, I get 2500kHs on average. If I just use the mining hardware comparison numbers (which are probably overclocks or best numbers) I could say I get 2600kHs. And my hardware totals $1700 with S&H. I get 1.529kH/s/$ plus I can expend by 2 more 7950s. So that would net me 3800kH/s for $2300 or 1.6522kH/s/$.

I think charging + $400 per machine is a rip off. You can build 1-2 machines an hour. If you charged $2199 for them then I could see the value.

The difference is, we don't use cheap parts. Our GPUs are running us $429 EACH, so theres $1700 right there, our power supplies are $250, add in the rest of the components, and shipping, and guess what? I'm building for around $100 profit.

I am however interested in your part list, if you can get that much hashing power for that small price! PM me.

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$2,399 for 3000 kh/s on 7970s 1.2505kH/s/$

3000 kh/s is pretty high estimate. What is the average kh/s these unites generate. You can't tout optimal for layman miners. When they see that the rate is subject to other factors like pool or stratum support, room temperature, etc they will be pissed. You should back off your number by 10%

Example, I get 2500kHs on average. If I just use the mining hardware comparison numbers (which are probably overclocks or best numbers) I could say I get 2600kHs. And my hardware totals $1700 with S&H. I get 1.529kH/s/$ plus I can expend by 2 more 7950s. So that would net me 3800kH/s for $2300 or 1.6522kH/s/$.

I think charging + $400 per machine is a rip off. You can build 1-2 machines an hour. If you charged $2199 for them then I could see the value.

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Quote from: Alarion on April 24, 2013, 07:59:59 AM

Quote from: CryptoCurrencyMiners on April 23, 2013, 11:05:46 PM

We have limited quantities IN STOCK of some of our miners! Use coupon code bitcointalk for 5% off your total order!

http://CryptoCoinMiners.com/

I intend to remain nothing but transparent here. Any questions or concerns can be handled here in public or via PM or email, these are not pre-orders, and yes you could build all of these rigs yourself for maybe $100 cheaper, but this will be shipped to your door, ready to roll, just plug it in, and mine away.

If anyone has any questions or concerns feel free to give us a call at 804-657-7595. Thanks!

-Dave

804 area code! hey there from Gloucester

Checking out your rigs now.

Believe it or not I've already had a couple people from the forum here in VA buy rigs. They are either meeting me or picking them up in person! Cheers!

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Quote from: qiuness on April 24, 2013, 08:01:29 AM

what hardware?

The hardware specifications are listed in "additional information" on the product pages. We're re-doing the lower 2 rigs parts today so they may not be available until later this afternoon.

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what hardware?

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Quote from: CryptoCurrencyMiners on April 23, 2013, 11:05:46 PM

We have limited quantities IN STOCK of some of our miners! Use coupon code bitcointalk for 5% off your total order!

http://CryptoCoinMiners.com/

I intend to remain nothing but transparent here. Any questions or concerns can be handled here in public or via PM or email, these are not pre-orders, and yes you could build all of these rigs yourself for maybe $100 cheaper, but this will be shipped to your door, ready to roll, just plug it in, and mine away.

If anyone has any questions or concerns feel free to give us a call at 804-657-7595. Thanks!

-Dave

804 area code! hey there from Gloucester

Checking out your rigs now.

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Quote from: Liquid on April 24, 2013, 07:48:46 AM

Are these basically computers ?

Yes, purpose built, pre-tweaked for maximum hashing. They arrive ready to mine out of the box, just add your worker and go!

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Are these basically computers ?

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Morning! We're building out all orders from yesterday right now.

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Quote from: 503guy on April 24, 2013, 12:27:52 AM

How bout some pictures of what you are selling instead of a litecoin logo..

Definitely will have some up soon, I just want to use a lightbox so we can have some decent pictures. It's covered in the FAQ why we don't have them currently.

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How bout some pictures of what you are selling instead of a litecoin logo..

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Quote from: bitcoiners on April 24, 2013, 12:14:37 AM

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Quote from: CryptoCurrencyMiners on April 23, 2013, 11:57:51 PM

Having a hidden WHOIS on a domain is standard protocol for anyone who doesn't want 40 or 50 emails and phone calls per day from indian people claiming that they can "rank my website good in google searches", so there you go, a second reason.

Okay dave you still never gave your last name. What was that again?

And to counter your statement above. I own thousands of domains. I don't get 50 phone calls a day from "Indian" people a day, the emails go to spam. So again why does a legit business have hidden whois?

I don't see how my last name pertains to any of this. The products speak for themselves, I'd be happy to tell any of my CUSTOMERS my last name. And, you must have the luck of the irish to not get those calls or emails. Thank you for your concern, and your concern for others.

Yeah, no... That's quite bs. Anyone not willing to give their info is a scammer until proven otherwise. Sorry but that is the way of the internet.

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Also, I've already received 2 orders from the forums today, and they are currently being assembled. So we'll have member reviews very soon, no worries!

Um, no, no you haven't. lol. Nice try though.

Think whatever you'd like my friend. I know your intentions are good.

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Quote from: CryptoCurrencyMiners on April 24, 2013, 12:08:16 AM

Quote from: bitcoiners on April 24, 2013, 12:02:35 AM

Quote from: CryptoCurrencyMiners on April 23, 2013, 11:57:51 PM

Having a hidden WHOIS on a domain is standard protocol for anyone who doesn't want 40 or 50 emails and phone calls per day from indian people claiming that they can "rank my website good in google searches", so there you go, a second reason.

Okay dave you still never gave your last name. What was that again?

And to counter your statement above. I own thousands of domains. I don't get 50 phone calls a day from "Indian" people a day, the emails go to spam. So again why does a legit business have hidden whois?

I don't see how my last name pertains to any of this. The products speak for themselves, I'd be happy to tell any of my CUSTOMERS my last name. And, you must have the luck of the irish to not get those calls or emails. Thank you for your concern, and your concern for others.

Yeah, no... That's quite bs. Anyone not willing to give their info is a scammer until proven otherwise. Sorry but that is the way of the internet.

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Also, I've already received 2 orders from the forums today, and they are currently being assembled. So we'll have member reviews very soon, no worries!

Um, no, no you haven't. lol. Nice try though.

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Also, I've already received 2 orders from the forums today, and they are currently being assembled. So we'll have member reviews very soon, no worries!

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Quote from: bitcoiners on April 24, 2013, 12:02:35 AM

Quote from: CryptoCurrencyMiners on April 23, 2013, 11:57:51 PM

Having a hidden WHOIS on a domain is standard protocol for anyone who doesn't want 40 or 50 emails and phone calls per day from indian people claiming that they can "rank my website good in google searches", so there you go, a second reason.

Okay dave you still never gave your last name. What was that again?

And to counter your statement above. I own thousands of domains. I don't get 50 phone calls a day from "Indian" people a day, the emails go to spam. So again why does a legit business have hidden whois?

I don't see how my last name pertains to any of this. The products speak for themselves, I'd be happy to tell any of my CUSTOMERS my last name. And, you must have the luck of the irish to not get those calls or emails. Thank you for your concern, and your concern for others.

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