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Quote from: Tigggger on June 06, 2013, 07:25:11 PM

I think I explained this 10 times already

they had two queues. the pre-reg and the current placed orders.

you get a 1-500 by your place in the first queue

the second queue started as soon as they took orders. anyone can place orders. after 7 days, they will sort out the 1-500 customers that placed orders.. if there are any 1-500 customers that didn't use their orders, some of the regular orders will go into the 1-500

This still doesn't make sense. From my knowledge only people who signed up during the pre-reg can put in an order for a 1-500 Jupiter, but they allowed more than 1700 people pre-reg. So I guess this means that since I am number 1700+, there is a "chance" that I will not receive the 1-500 Jupiter and the only way to find out if my order of a 1-500 unit is really a 1-500 unit is to pay and wait on them to sort this out.

I guess there is no way to tell then if I will be in getting a 1-500 Jupiter.

if you could pick the 1-500 item then you are in the first 500. your order number doesnt mean a whole lot unless you are not in the 1-500 and hoping to get into the 1-500

Have you heard of anyone not being in the 1-500? Pretty much everybody could see that on the Web regardless of their order number, right? Or I'm mistaken?

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It certainly is messy and I think having pre-orders like #17xx is confusing people, and I can't see how a 1-500 could have one that high.

From what I've read, they said they would match up pre-orders with email addresses so you retain your place in the queue

The pre-order number is the highest you will be, any numbers below you that don't pay within 7 days move you up

So
If you have pre-order #100 and 50 people above you don't pay you move to #50
If you have pre-order #1700 and 500 people above you don't pay you move to #1200

If you haven't pre-ordered, then you go to the end of the queue, so if there are 1000 paid pre-orders paid you are #1001

Right, this is exactly how I'm reading it too.

The product that I think I'm paying for may later turn out to be not the product I paid for.

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Quote from: wowc8 on June 06, 2013, 07:17:01 PM

Quote from: DPoS on June 06, 2013, 07:16:57 PM

I think I explained this 10 times already

they had two queues. the pre-reg and the current placed orders.

you get a 1-500 by your place in the first queue

the second queue started as soon as they took orders. anyone can place orders. after 7 days, they will sort out the 1-500 customers that placed orders.. if there are any 1-500 customers that didn't use their orders, some of the regular orders will go into the 1-500

This still doesn't make sense. From my knowledge only people who signed up during the pre-reg can put in an order for a 1-500 Jupiter, but they allowed more than 1700 people pre-reg. So I guess this means that since I am number 1700+, there is a "chance" that I will not receive the 1-500 Jupiter and the only way to find out if my order of a 1-500 unit is really a 1-500 unit is to pay and wait on them to sort this out.

I guess there is no way to tell then if I will be in getting a 1-500 Jupiter.

if you could pick the 1-500 item then you are in the first 500. your order number doesnt mean a whole lot unless you are not in the 1-500 and hoping to get into the 1-500

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It certainly is messy and I think having pre-orders like #17xx is confusing people, and I can't see how a 1-500 could have one that high.

From what I've read, they said they would match up pre-orders with email addresses so you retain your place in the queue

The pre-order number is the highest you will be, any numbers below you that don't pay within 7 days move you up

So
If you have pre-order #100 and 50 people above you don't pay you move to #50
If you have pre-order #1700 and 500 people above you don't pay you move to #1200

If you haven't pre-ordered, then you go to the end of the queue, so if there are 1000 paid pre-orders paid you are #1001

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Wondering why no one has commented on ORSoC and their OpenRISC ASIC project and its subsequent status.

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I agree.. but they would of had to actually hire a real web dev crew to hash up some code to maintain two order flows. Nothing too hard; the 1-500 would retain their original place until 7 day toss out and all the others would of started at 501.

they didn't anticipate how anal everyone would be over this which is a mark against them for not really knowing their customer base Undecided

Hey, I'll be as anal as I want to be, jk. Lot of money at stake

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Quote from: Rampion on June 06, 2013, 07:10:46 PM

I think I explained this 10 times already

they had two queues. the pre-reg and the current placed orders.

you get a 1-500 by your place in the first queue

the second queue started as soon as they took orders. anyone can place orders. after 7 days, they will sort out the 1-500 customers that placed orders.. if there are any 1-500 customers that didn't use their orders, some of the regular orders will go into the 1-500

This still doesn't make sense. From my knowledge only people who signed up during the pre-reg can put in an order for a 1-500 Jupiter, but they allowed more than 1700 people pre-reg. So I guess this means that since I am number 1700+, there is a "chance" that I will not receive the 1-500 Jupiter and the only way to find out if my order of a 1-500 unit is really a 1-500 unit is to pay and wait on them to sort this out.

I guess there is no way to tell then if I will be in getting a 1-500 Jupiter.

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Yeah I'm sub 200 pre-order and +1000 order (paid). I guess we'll see in the next few days once pre-order's expire.

I sent an email to Sam at KnCMiner a day ago and still haven't heard back. It would be really nice to find this information out. If my pre-order number is my place in line, then I am very confused because I ordered a 1-500 Jupiter. How can I be the 17## place in line for 500 units, unless they are over-selling like crazy! Seems that it goes both ways since your pre-order number is sub 200, but your order number is +1000. Makes me very nervous to make a $7000+ payment when the order number and the pre-order numbers don't make sense!

I think I explained this 10 times already

they had two queues. the pre-reg and the current placed orders.

you get a 1-500 by your place in the first queue

the second queue started as soon as they took orders. anyone can place orders. after 7 days, they will sort out the 1-500 customers that placed orders.. if there are any 1-500 customers that didn't use their orders, some of the regular orders will go into the 1-500

So... Paid order n. 1 gets tossed to let's say 945 after seven daysif he hadn't an unpaid preorder?

It may be, but it's awkward and messed up. Many people may complain, whatever they do.

It's messy.

I agree.. but they would of had to actually hire a real web dev crew to hash up some code to maintain two order flows. Nothing too hard; the 1-500 would retain their original place until 7 day toss out and all the others would of started at 501.

they didn't anticipate how anal everyone would be over this which is a mark against them for not really knowing their customer base Undecided

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Yeah I'm sub 200 pre-order and +1000 order (paid). I guess we'll see in the next few days once pre-order's expire.

I sent an email to Sam at KnCMiner a day ago and still haven't heard back. It would be really nice to find this information out. If my pre-order number is my place in line, then I am very confused because I ordered a 1-500 Jupiter. How can I be the 17## place in line for 500 units, unless they are over-selling like crazy! Seems that it goes both ways since your pre-order number is sub 200, but your order number is +1000. Makes me very nervous to make a $7000+ payment when the order number and the pre-order numbers don't make sense!

I think I explained this 10 times already

they had two queues. the pre-reg and the current placed orders.

you get a 1-500 by your place in the first queue

the second queue started as soon as they took orders. anyone can place orders. after 7 days, they will sort out the 1-500 customers that placed orders.. if there are any 1-500 customers that didn't use their orders, some of the regular orders will go into the 1-500

So... Paid order n. 1 gets tossed to let's say 945 after seven daysif he hadn't an unpaid preorder?

It may be, but it's awkward and messed up. Many people may complain, whatever they do.

It's messy.

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Quote from: Tigggger on June 06, 2013, 06:54:09 PM

Yeah I'm sub 200 pre-order and +1000 order (paid). I guess we'll see in the next few days once pre-order's expire.

I sent an email to Sam at KnCMiner a day ago and still haven't heard back. It would be really nice to find this information out. If my pre-order number is my place in line, then I am very confused because I ordered a 1-500 Jupiter. How can I be the 17## place in line for 500 units, unless they are over-selling like crazy! Seems that it goes both ways since your pre-order number is sub 200, but your order number is +1000. Makes me very nervous to make a $7000+ payment when the order number and the pre-order numbers don't make sense!

I think I explained this 10 times already

they had two queues. the pre-reg and the current placed orders.

you get a 1-500 by your place in the first queue

the second queue started as soon as they took orders. anyone can place orders. after 7 days, they will sort out the 1-500 customers that placed orders.. if there are any 1-500 customers that didn't use their orders, some of the regular orders will go into the 1-500

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