Topic: Pics of Huge Hosting Mine Under Construction, (Dec 2015 Update: We've moved) - page 2. (Read 54168 times)

That would be for sure.   If judge ordered go get stuff that goes against their story of getting gear in middle of night and other party did not know.

Interesting turn thanks for sharing it with us.  I wonder what their comment to above will be.... but very interesting.

I think that clears things up.

ASICSpace Mining Co. v. Salcido Connection Inc.

ASICSpace, which offers hosting service for application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC), or bitcoin mining, entered a "Data Center Management Agreement" with Salcido Connection Inc. on Oct. 28, 2014.

Salcido Connection had leased a portion of the former Tree Top building in Cashmere and was preparing the industrial space to accommodate data equipment. The services ASICSpace provided included marketing the data center to credit-worthy potential clients. In return, Salcido agreed to pay ASICSpace 25 percent of the proceeds paid by the tenants. ASICSpace also contracted with those tenant/clients to install and maintain equipment in the data center.

Last summer, ASICSpace had found a potential anchor tenant who would fill the remaining space. In July, before providing Salcido with the name of the potential tenant, ASICSpace required Salcido to sign a nondisclosure agreement, which prohibited Salcido from using contact information for the tenants to compete with ASICSpace.

Around that same time, Salcido and ASICSpace had started negotiations to modify the management contract.

In August, once the anchor tenant signed the lease, ASICSpace learned that Salcido Connection representatives had approached the new tenant and proposed a business relationship that cut ASICSpace out of the mix. Salcido also proposed a new management agreement that cut ASICSpace's payment from 25 percent to 3 percent.

When ASICSpace refused the new contract terms, Salcido Connection locked ASICSpace out of the data center and, in a lawsuit filed in Chelan County Superior Court on Sept. 2, ASICSpace claims Salcido started soliciting clients for data equipment maintenance services, in violation of the nondisclosure agreement.

ASICSpace's complaint claims breach of contract, breach of duty and good faith, interference with present and prospective business relations, claiming at least $300,000 lost in cash payments in addition to lost clients and prospects. The company also was seeking an injunction to stop further damage and also claimed that Salcido Connection was putting client equipment at risk by not allowing ASICSpace representatives in the building to do maintenance. The cooling system, according to ASICSpace, had not been adequate.

At a hearing before the judge on Sept. 3, the CEO of ASICSpace and the president of Salcido Connection announced they had reached a CR2-A agreement, so no order was issued. The agreement included identifying who owned what equipment, gave the anchor tenants 30 days to identify the equipment that belonged to them and required ASICSpace to provide a $3,000 payment to Salcido that had been due in August.

ASICSpace was represented by Robert Hunter of the Hunter Law Firm in Wenatchee. Salcido Connection was represented by Malachi Salcido, company president

Is it to offer cloud mining

Excuses aside, ASICSPACE is a liar, cheat, and criminal.  And if anyone here is stupid enough to send them their miners, then they deserve to lose their entire investment.  Expect ASICSPACE to steal from you, and you won't be disappointed.

GSpgh has never sued us, he has clearly fabricated that since he can't point to any public record or post a picture of the judgement he claims he has (he could redact any of his personal identifying information).

He is right though that we had major issues during the summer. It's something that anyone who looks into us can easily discover and not something that I make attempt to hide.

Last Summer, the mine/data center owner, was an HVAC contractor/contracting group. They underestimated the amount of cfm needed to cool 2 MW.

What really brought the situation from bad to disastrous was:

1) 2015 was the hottest summer on record for Western Washington. http://www.weather.com/news/weather/news/washington-oregon-idaho-all-time-record-highs-june-2015

2) The Antminer S5 had a bug where the fan would stop spinning, but the boards would become unresponsive and lock-up, continuing to hash without any temperature control kicking in.

We had one S5 customer lose 50% of their boards due to the combination of high temperatures without safety cutoffs.

We had customers with Spondoolies miners get through the whole ordeal without losing a single unit.

We gave out over $60k of discounts to customers on account of the environmental conditions, I'm sure if we did not do that then there would be many more angry people posting here.

By the end of the summer, the situation had soured with the facility owner to the extent we were no longer comfortable working with him, and moved to LordPaco's facility in Quincy, WA.

GSpgh if he wants to disparage us has plenty of factual ways to do so without making up a story about me not paying out when I supposedly lost a lawsuit to him.

Sincerely, Robert Van Kirk

There are multiple reports of sounding bad during first hosting place.  I do agree with that, I was not a customer so I cant really dispute it and am not trying to.

I'm just supervised if so many got burnt they would not still be in thread posting.  Normally when people get burnt the backlash follows the company in great numbers any time they try to operate.  And that is not here.  So just not sure what happened to other users, but I agree possibility of burning up a miner does not sound fun.

you have to understand that asicspace had basically collapsed by mid-summer

so yeah the "trouble" reports you'll find are going to be months old and I really doubt that ours is the ONLY one that's still screwed up

but go ahead feel free to PM the other users who posted about issues and ask them if they're good now

I can't really do much more than bring attention to the issue. As I said it's everyone's own business what they do with it

Wow looks great! What kinda hardware you plan on running?

If you say they have a claim, it's normal to back it up.  It's not doxing... it's proof of what you claim.  To say "no I don't believe it's online and I'm not too keen on doxing myself either sorry" makes me put little belief in the suit.

It does seem some had trouble.  What I'm surprised is no one is saying anything in thread now It makes me wonder if they made it right, or if people just got tired.  We really don't know.  But I think you need to bring more then just a claim with old threads when making a accusation.  Where is current info?

no I don't believe it's online and I'm not too keen on doxing myself either sorry

I just gave a fair warning and what anyone intends to do with it it's their business

I know I wish I had a warning before sending my miners to asicspace... lesson learned, nice words and pictures and low prices don't mean nothing

but if you don't trust me - understandable - there are other bad experiences in the other threads if you care to research:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/stay-away-from-asicspace-1036376

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11176711

etc

Can you point to claim?  it should be public record if so, and be online if you truly know this. I would be interesting in seeing if true.

I think there was some issues with old place, but new sounds a lot more promising with price.  But would love to hear from anyone who had miner hosted during the move.

Actually that's interesting to me too. I think that you shouldn't pay a cent of your money, they just collect some part of coins which were mined on your miners. But that's just my speculation. it's interesting to see the real answers from the guys.

Do you still have space to get some miners going?= i might be interested in hosting
What aer the prices here for?

Would be rgeat ot know

regards
lama-hunter

slanderous nonsense sue me LOL

so it's not true then that the miners crawled along at barely 50% capacity, remote access didn't work, support wasn't responding, and finally you switched them off with no communication whatsoever? perhaps you even have proof of returning our hardware to us or compensating for it? i wonder why you didn't show up then it would have been so easy to win the case

keep digging bro but don't forget the small claims limit was $5000 and the damages you caused are far in excess of that so there is more shit coming your way

but you know what, I changed my mind

I think anybody who wants to send their miners and their coins to a known scammer by all means should do it cause if the scammer has more assets it will make recovery easier for me and other victims of his previous "enterprise"

voluntary ponzi if you will so go ahead

I hope you are correct, we need more honest people in this space.

Time will tell

This looks like a honest enterprise to me. I'm always saying something against any cloud mining because I think they all scam, in short.

But providing power, networking and cooling is absolutely different thing.

I wish you guys good luck. I believe you are going to create something great.

This would be a matter of the public record, if there was a judgement against me.

Care to post a picture of you have of this supposed judgement against me?

Such judgement or picture does not exist because your post is slanderous nonsense.

If anything you say is true, please provide a single iota of proof.

*crickets*

Wow this thread is a whole new level of retarded. anyone considering sending their miners to ASICSPACE should just put all their BTC on paper wallets and set them on fire.

They took our miners offline after a couple of months of abysmal hosting with horrible support and stopped responding to any inquiries. We know for a fact that the miners were set to mine to hoster's pools without our consent. That's theft plain and simple.

Robert has been served and defaulted in small claims court but good luck collecting from the sleazeball. I think I'll sell the judgement to REAL collectors for peanuts just to make life miserable for the little prick.

It's not like there is a lack of honorable hosting providers. Talk to sidehack for example.

STAY AWAY FROM ASICSPACE DO NOT LET THEM NEAR YOUR MINERS OR YOUR COINS

now you can't say you haven't been warned

So how do we know that ASICSPACE won't simply disappear with the miners, if anyone is dumb enough to send them in?