Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 462. (Read 3050075 times)

But you have the manufacturer, the people that actually make the product shipping it in this manner. I could see if they hired high school kids and told them to go box up all that hardware over there and when you are done let me know. When you are dealing with a product that is worth $10,000 you do things right the first way, especially when time is such an evil thing.

They can't "fall off like that" the 1kg heatsinks and fans were not attached properly and came off rolling around all over the inside of the case smashing bits off.

KnC declared today that their 3TH Super Juniors are safe to run and refuse to issue refunds. My last reply to them, now let the courts decide
Today, 06:27 PM
Originally posted by Kurt
Hi, Provided that all the components are connected properly and that you have 1 PCI-e cable per ASIC board, your miners will of course be safe to run. We understand that due to problems with shipping some components had been damaged, but in resolution additional ASIC boards had been sent to you. It is impossible to assist you further if you will not use the replacement boards to fix your miner. With these additional ASIC boards, you will need to re-assemble your miner and replace the faulty ASIC boards inside the case. I can see that you have a case open with my colleague, he will be able to offer you any assistance you require in order to help you set up your miner.
Thanks for your reply Kurt.


My reply:
I will use your statement that your 3TH Super Jupiters are safe to run and pose no risk when I submit my report to the Consumer protection agency. I will also have a written testimony of a certified technician included which will state and explain in details why those Super Juniors are a danger to run outside a supervised data centre. As KnC refuses to refund the money to customers they have scammed with second hand goods which mostly arrived damaged, it will be a case for the courts to decide.

I hope you don't mind that the press has been informed and I will do my best to get documented testimony from as many of the 400 Super Jupiter as possible proofing that KnC willingly sold faulty second hand parts to customers which do pose a danger. If KnC thinks that in a few days the public will forget about this scandal and your way to get 4.000.000 USD by dumping off used hardware stuff from your data centre onto customers who had supported you since the beginning, you will be wrong.

I hope that no miner will suffer any damage while running your dangerous mining equipment. You have not only lost me as a customer but also lost the respect of the whole mining community. There is no need to post another offer to send back your faulty ASIC board cards for replacement.

I have explained you in detail per email that I do not trust your mining equipment any longer.

As you refuse to refund my money I will do my best to join together with other of the 400 cheated Super Jupiter customers to pursue a lawsuit against KnC.

Guys the garbage KNC is shipping out now is apparently used/faulty hardware from previous RMA's most likely. I would even think some of those parts weren't even soldered on the boards when it was packed up. They just needed to make sure they sent enough parts to make up a full miner rig, that's all. Seriously, how can those little tiny parts fall off like that?

1. No way they can declare bankruptcy whilst declaring "a million kronar a day" in fiat.
2. Embezzle? No need when the deception has been done, and have "a million kronar a day" to wallow in.
3. How does one "embezzle" from a personal wallet thru mining again? (Your #4 makes absolutely no sense mate)
    "There is nothing that proves that they are not allready embezzling using personal wallets to mine to at "our" DC up north."
Huh? Mine with a wallet?  Have you ever mined Bitcoin?

If you meant our money from our preorders...  Well, one could also argue the fact they made plenty from Jupiter and Saturn previously, under decent terms.... plenty enough to cover Boden.  I'm not sticking up for them here, but there's no sense in dwelling on this too much... we in this thread have been over and over this information hundreds of times examining the facts, and your assuming they used preorder money for Boden doesn't hold water.
There's absolutely no evidence of embezzlement here...  dishonesty, and deception; yes..... embezzlement, no, sorry can't agree.
Embezzlement would be more like a KNC employee siphoning funds to a personal address at KNC's expense... and frankly, I'd give a shit less about that... I'd say then... "Karma is a bitch" 

1. No way they can declare bankruptcy whilst declaring "a million kronar a day" in fiat.
2. Embezzle? No need when the deception has been done, and have "a million kronar a day" to wallow in.
3. How does one "embezzle" from a personal wallet thru mining again? (Your #4 makes absolutely no sense mate)
    "There is nothing that proves that they are not allready embezzling using personal wallets to mine to at "our" DC up north."
Huh? Mine with a wallet?  Have you ever mined Bitcoin?

If you meant our money from our preorders...  Well, one could also argue the fact they made plenty from Jupiter and Saturn previously, under decent terms.... plenty enough to cover Boden.  I'm not sticking up for them here, but there's no sense in dwelling on this too much... we in this thread have been over and over this information hundreds of times examining the facts, and your assuming they used preorder money for Boden doesn't hold water.
There's absolutely no evidence of embezzlement here...  dishonesty, and deception; yes..... embezzlement, no, sorry can't agree.
Embezzlement would be more like a KNC employee siphoning funds to a personal address at KNC's expense... and frankly, I'd give a shit less about that... I'd say then... "Karma is a bitch"  

At the current BTC price each $13200 refund is close to 30 coins (29 something). Even if they mine 15% of All mining activity, it is 540-620 coins a day (since difficulty is increasing at ~15%). They will probably not use more than 50% of daily revenue for refunds, I assume, which makes 270-310 coins available. This is comparable with the size of account from which i got the refund (however, I don't think that it is appropriate to share account numbers because you will give out your privacy as well). However, it also means that they will refund ONLY 10-12 machines a day. If someone has 2, then only 6 such people daily.