Ohnoes, it's been 12 months and I still haven't cancelled my order. I want my 360% CPP. Yeah, right. It was pretty fucking clear from the beginning that you get 10% per 10 days until you reach 60 days and then you get your money back.
The CPP was advertized as a security against delay.
A security can't and shouldn't be abused. That's illegal.
It should only be tied to an actual case, like for example...
to actually have the device built that you payed for.Should they really need 12 months, then it's bitmines fault, and not ours.
Ofcourse we are talking hypothetical. And ofcourse most people will simply take the refund after 3 months for sure.
But here's the thing:
Many assumed they will get 70, 90, maybe 120 % ... bitmine made it look like they are willing to
pay you for every day you additionally have (or choose) to wait. That was the whole idea behind the CPP.
If they protect you only for 50 days but could potentially still let you wait for additional 100 days.. what kind of CPP is that? None at all.
Because it protects you only against small damage, but not the real damage when you
really have to wait...
This is not how a security plan works.
Imagine a fire insurance that only applies during January and February, but that doesn't secure you the rest of the year?
What kind of car insurance only pays for accidents you made while driving at a speed between 0 and 50 mph? But doesn't pay with speeds upwards of 51 mph?
I say bitmine has mislead many customers with that CPP and the turbomode, and I think an investigation makes more and more sense.
I really would like to know how many people misunderstood the CPP...
it seems like EVERYBODY...
the ones who don't know it yet are the ones who haven't yet really thought about it.