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bclcjunkie

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i thought so too... and i'm sure they will start asking nonsensical questions and ask you to provide a license paper from the government.. it can get messy and ugly that's for sure...

Quote from: Newar on March 19, 2014, 08:21:12 AM

Quote from: bclcjunkie on March 19, 2014, 06:29:29 AM

that's correct and make sure you declare the item as computer parts to let it pass the customs. The moment you put words like "cryptographic computer" and "bitcoin" then expect looong delay as they will refer to the items to another department for inspection.. eventually it may get marked as unapproved and you may not even get it...

Quote from: coinsupermart on March 19, 2014, 05:30:41 AM

Quote from: bandarbitcoin on March 18, 2014, 11:42:07 AM

is there any tax for import bitcoin miner/pc stuff to sg?

questions:
1) how much is the miner/combined hardware value?
2) consumer or commercial purposes?

essentially, they are hardwares. iirc, all goods valued above USD400 are taxable.

IIRC, cryptography goods are on the black list.

Newar

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Quote from: bclcjunkie on March 19, 2014, 06:29:29 AM

that's correct and make sure you declare the item as computer parts to let it pass the customs. The moment you put words like "cryptographic computer" and "bitcoin" then expect looong delay as they will refer to the items to another department for inspection.. eventually it may get marked as unapproved and you may not even get it...

Quote from: coinsupermart on March 19, 2014, 05:30:41 AM

Quote from: bandarbitcoin on March 18, 2014, 11:42:07 AM

is there any tax for import bitcoin miner/pc stuff to sg?

questions:
1) how much is the miner/combined hardware value?
2) consumer or commercial purposes?

essentially, they are hardwares. iirc, all goods valued above USD400 are taxable.

IIRC, cryptography goods are on the black list.

bclcjunkie

hero member

Activity: 833

Merit: 1001

that's correct and make sure you declare the item as computer parts to let it pass the customs. The moment you put words like "cryptographic computer" and "bitcoin" then expect looong delay as they will refer to the items to another department for inspection.. eventually it may get marked as unapproved and you may not even get it...

Quote from: coinsupermart on March 19, 2014, 05:30:41 AM

Quote from: bandarbitcoin on March 18, 2014, 11:42:07 AM

is there any tax for import bitcoin miner/pc stuff to sg?

questions:
1) how much is the miner/combined hardware value?
2) consumer or commercial purposes?

essentially, they are hardwares. iirc, all goods valued above USD400 are taxable.

coinsupermart

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Quote from: bandarbitcoin on March 18, 2014, 11:42:07 AM

is there any tax for import bitcoin miner/pc stuff to sg?

questions:
1) how much is the miner/combined hardware value?
2) consumer or commercial purposes?

essentially, they are hardwares. iirc, all goods valued above USD400 are taxable.

bandarbitcoin

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is there any tax for import bitcoin miner/pc stuff to sg?

bclcjunkie

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if overclocked you need to prepare at least 450w per ant... if stock clock 400w would be safe...so for 2 ants you'd need at least true 860 and above... take superflower 1000watt platinum and you should be fine...

Quote from: joeofall on March 17, 2014, 01:44:45 AM

Hi guy,

anyone here good with Power ?

i mean, that i running 2 ANT S1 with 600w psu x 2. So just wonder from the our wall plug how much ANT S1 can it support ?

joeofall

newbie

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Hi guy,

anyone here good with Power ?

i mean, that i running 2 ANT S1 with 600w psu x 2. So just wonder from the our wall plug how much ANT S1 can it support ?

jimmyl

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I have some antminers S1 selling for BTC or cash in SG. Interested please PM. ROI in within months

Training and setup lessons provided Grin

wen9x88

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i am selling usb riser 50cm,please pm me.
thanks and happy mining

redpalestino

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redpalestino

rayhan

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David-M

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Used the numoni in lucky plaza yesterday. Amounts offered are $2, $5 and $10.
The rate used isnt clear. I think the US$ rate was displayed, as the commission seemed high. I'll ask them about this.

Right now, I think bitcoin-exchange in citylink offers the best service/commission and hours of operation.

David

PerrythePlatypus

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Quote from: David-M on March 03, 2014, 01:50:33 AM

Ive used the tembusu and btc-exchange on at citylink. Both worked well. I think they both are charging 5% commission, but I'm not sure which exchange they are using- my guess is coinbase.

Will try the numoni tonight at SMU if the coffee shop is open that its in (wasnt when i tried on friday evening)

David

Considering to use either Numoni or the Lamassu Atm. Waiting to hear your review on the Numoni ATM.

David-M

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Ive used the tembusu and btc-exchange on at citylink. Both worked well. I think they both are charging 5% commission, but I'm not sure which exchange they are using- my guess is coinbase.

Will try the numoni tonight at SMU if the coffee shop is open that its in (wasnt when i tried on friday evening)

David

coinsupermart

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anyone tried buying from the vending machines? any idea which exchange(s) they are tagged to and the % commission per transaction

PerrythePlatypus

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Of all the Bitcoin ATMs in Singapore, which one would you guys recommend?

bclcjunkie

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this is good news indeed... anyone checked their prices yet?

http://business.asiaone.com/news/bitcoin-atms-open-singapore

AnonTAXI

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coinsupermart

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Those who have been in the game prior to the existence of local exchanges would have been burned by gox. after this whole saga, do u actually think gox will make a comeback? in singapore? after a 500m "scam"? think.

great news on all the ATMs! Props to tembusu and numoni which came out of nowhere.

sgbitcoinsg

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Quote from: sauteedcat on February 28, 2014, 04:40:42 AM

Anybody here got burned by MtGox's shutdown? Any thoughts about the suggestion for Karpeles to move to Singapore?

http://www.coindesk.com/mt-gox-loses-340-million-bitcoin-rumoured-insolvent/

Please, no MtGox/Gox and no Karpeles in Singapore. Oh gawd NO

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