Topic: PB Mining -- 5 year mining contracts! - page 181. (Read 378920 times)
I totally understand, that it's a no go. Unless you have plenty of head room (hardware/cash wise) this could be applied. Who knows, maybe sometime in the near future
Wouldn't that be nice! Keep in mind that we need the full revenue right away so that we can keep purchasing hardware... otherwise our purchasing power would be severely limited, and so would the supply.
FFS !
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
Right.
It wasn't that bad of a question though -- I have seen some funny ones lately.
eg. we constantly get asked if we will lower the minimum purchase amount just for one person (if we were to do that, then why would we have set a minimum?).
My favorite one is "I signed my friend up and have not received any free hash power", to which I have to respond "They need to make a purchase first".
In the end though, no question is a stupid question.. we are happy to answer all of them. Common sense only comes with knowledge and experience, as with anything..
To be honest I don't think it is a bad question/idea to start with. If you buy at least the 50% of the total hashing power you need. ie. I need 1THs, pay for the 500Ghs and let the other 500 pay off itself. Food for thought :-)
FFS !
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
Right.
It wasn't that bad of a question though -- I have seen some funny ones lately.
eg. we constantly get asked if we will lower the minimum purchase amount just for one person (if we were to do that, then why would we have set a minimum?).
My favorite one is "I signed my friend up and have not received any free hash power", to which I have to respond "They need to make a purchase first".
In the end though, no question is a stupid question.. we are happy to answer all of them. Common sense only comes with knowledge and experience, as with anything..
1 GH/s is now by 0.0044btc!!!
order tought my signature pls
order tought my signature pls
Total hash rate of PB Mining 51.1 Th/s. I guess it is wrong. So must be fixed....
FFS !
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
+1
FFS !
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
PB doesn't maintain an open BTC account for you! It pays out to your address!
It's not a freaking Exchange or Bank!
So, NO, you can't have your back order filled with your payout. You must pay to the required BTC address to have your order carried out.
Got it now?
@pb:
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
What do you mean? They process the orders, and once processed, it starts to mine.
@pb:
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
I'm guessing he's asking if he put an order in on saturday, on sunday instead of full payment for his current contracts, he be paid - new contract amount
@pb:
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
Not sure I quite understand that. Can you rephrase the question?
@pb:
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
so i can place a pending order and you will fill it when the btc float in from mining?
when you want to rescind or pay for your order.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
It helps prevents database attacks by limiting the amount of pending orders a customer can have at once. We then needed some way for the customer to clear the list when it gets full. Finalizing allows you to place more orders once you have already paid for some. You don't need to finalize an order to complete it. We basically do that for you when we process it.
A few days back, some people spammed the system and messed it up, so now there are restrictions in place.
when you want to rescind or pay for your order.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
It helps prevents database attacks by limiting the amount of pending orders a customer can have at once. We then needed some way for the customer to clear the list when it gets full. Finalizing allows you to place more orders once you have already paid for some. You don't need to finalize an order to complete it. We basically do that for you when we process it.
when you want to rescind or pay for your order.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
true i see what u mean
when you want to rescind or pay for your order.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
or just complete the first time.
i dont know why that page is there, it doesnt seem to serve much use.
hey, so just signed up, there is a box that says cancel or finalize.. when do i click on it
They drop the cost
Current Price: 0.0048 / GHs, not much, but it can go down more with the new diff
Current Price: 0.0048 / GHs, not much, but it can go down more with the new diff
So now that Btc is on the rise it would be conceivable that either the price per gh/s needs to adjust daily or receive more gh/s per buy. Not just at diff change. Am I right? 
No, it will just go down more the next diff change.
So now that Btc is on the rise it would be conceivable that either the price per gh/s needs to adjust daily or receive more gh/s per buy. Not just at diff change. Am I right?
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