Now TH announces a service for $6/GH in November.
In June a paid $2000 for a DX-Mini 18GHs (4x16K). That's $111,11/GH!
If a refund is not possible - every week is money lost - at least TH should accept convert my (our) order into their new service.
And because we all gave money in advance for their investment this should be the least they could do.
To be honest, i'm tired of all excuses.
When a company offers me a product they are responsible for what they are selling.
If the problems comes from their suppliers that's their problem. Ask responsability to them. It is not my fault.
That's how the commerce chain works.
They said 2 weeks after they get the chips. They haven't received chips yet so what can you hold against them? They are getting screwed worse than you so you should feel bad for them also.
You can ask for children to be reasonable, if in the off chance I'm wrong (Highly unlikely) then greed is blocking his judgement.
You can go through and look at all of the other groupbuys, some are not even giving 100%. If you want a refund from Terrahash they said they would give you 100% refund in 3 months or give you what you ordered and agreed to via ToS and a 20% off coupon that you can sell or use based on your previous purchase.
I think these people just like to hear themselves cry because there are ways out if you choose them, but as I said before his greed for mining money bitcoin mining is blocking his judgement at a rational decision based on his risk tolerance.
I'm not talking about a friends conversation.
You like it or not, this is a business deal.The risks i take i'm responsible for them. Period.
It's clear to me that a company sold me a product that they didn't know very well how to produce it. And the fact is that as published in a previous post they are having problems with the HW. Even if the chips were delivered how could they send my product in 2 weeks?
My risk was the investiment. By now something that was to be delivered in August it will be, with good faith, in October.
Greed is blocking my judgment, you say? How do commercial transactions work, can you explain me?
Let's say you go to a store and buy a Smartphone. If it doesn't work, to whom will you ask responsibility?
To the store? To the smartphone brand? To the factories of the components?
Is it so complicated to understand the chain?
Final costumer -> Store -> Company -> Factory...?
TH didn't have any problem to receive my payment, did they? And again, it seems that HW problems aren't solved yet, or are they?