Topic: where can i buy a Bitcoin miner - page 3. (Read 18672 times)
I ( my husband) have bought a miner on Amazon. It seems to work well.
You can bid for cheap on eBay, and there are multiple sniping sites that you can use to snipe, as not to start a bidding war.
Or you can buy of amazon. But I've heard of scams through there.
Or you can buy of amazon. But I've heard of scams through there.
My opinion is to bid on eBay. Do not use a buy it now for it will be overpriced, but bid instead. This way you will be able to get a better price, for the auctions have the tendency of running lower than anyone is willing to sell them for. Some will vote against this, but I have tried it and it worked out pretty well. I am only mining small, but hey, mining is mining.
i saw al lot of miners on ebay, also on Amazon there are some.
If you want to buy more then one then the best option is directly from the chinese farm.
If you want to buy more then one then the best option is directly from the chinese farm.
ebay miners are very overpriced, you get the occasionally cheap one, but in general they are not worth it
i would suggest in the market section, for a better deal, or from the producer directly
i saw al lot of miners on ebay, also on Amazon there are some.
If you want to buy more then one then the best option is directly from the chinese farm.
If you want to buy more then one then the best option is directly from the chinese farm.
I hope there is a store that sell it near my town.. 
Newegg use to sell these huge miners that were in a black box the size of a mini fridge. They were running for $900. I was actually thinking of buying 10 of them and stacking them in my basement. But then reality set in and it didn't make economical sense at that time since the electricity costs alone would kill me.
Again don't cost much ($25 bucks each and $6 shipping ..er up to 3 of them at the $6 bucks shipping FYI)
they are 8gh usb sticks by Sidehack a project here on bitcoin forum. See link below the only catch is the ROI is a smile
(ie toy mode you won't make back your investment in btc..then again so cheap it don't matter...)https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/run-2-closedsidehack-stickgekkoscience-compac-official-sales-thread-1126705
anyway only 'safe' toy that won't ROI that I know about. All the other high end stuff likely won't ROI either esp with electric..so I'd get this to feed a 'home miner' addiction myself
Bitmain or Spondoolies Tech, other vendors I don't know nor will I use them.
Above companies are solid, reliable and have proven themselve.
Above companies are solid, reliable and have proven themselve.
As far as I know, bitmain is the most famous manufacturer in this area. I remember when their miners' performance is not up to specification, bitmain gives out some compensation.
Mining is an effective way of earning bitcoins. But, mining requires hardware which you need to buy. There are many websites like ebay.in which can give you bitcoin miners at affordable prices. So, grab them and start mining, and grow your bitcoin earnings!
Mining is an effective way of earning bitcoins. But, mining requires hardware which you need to buy. There are many websites like ebay.in which can give you bitcoin miners at affordable prices. So, grab them and start mining, and grow your bitcoin earnings!
OP - Here's what to do to buy a Bitcoin miner.
Send me half the money you were prepared to spend on a miner.
I will take the money and send you nothing.
Now, you will have more money than you will ever have by trying to mine with a single miner in today's crazy high difficulty.
Send me half the money you were prepared to spend on a miner.
I will take the money and send you nothing.
Now, you will have more money than you will ever have by trying to mine with a single miner in today's crazy high difficulty.
there is 5 cubes on ebay for a neptune no controller if you have the skills and an old knc jupiter/saturn/mercury about you can re-flash those boards to a neppie and TRY
to get these cubes up...currently 100 bucks
to me not worth it ...looks like the dredge of cubes destined to be paperweights from a data hall or some such
[urlhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/221907023603?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT][/url]
4 hrs to go 2 bidders
or there is a NEW unused Neptune here
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281820162964?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
that will never ROI imho
to get these cubes up...currently 100 bucks
to me not worth it ...looks like the dredge of cubes destined to be paperweights from a data hall or some such
[urlhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/221907023603?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT][/url]
4 hrs to go 2 bidders
or there is a NEW unused Neptune here
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281820162964?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
that will never ROI imho
I have an sp30 for sale. 4.5 Th/s. Inbox me with offers. 
BTC accepted of course.
BTC accepted of course. Bitcoin miners are available with online shopping portal sites like ebay, amazon, etc., you can get them by ordering from their website and you can have an additional benefit that some discounts like 10% I think Just check with On line Sites.
Saw an sp10 on ebay for 250 usd (not sure if it incl shipping or not) so for the heck of it I plug'd in the figures on it. Main reason is i remembered the PSU was included THOUGHT
MAYBE I could get it as a 'small loss' toy? (no such luck)
www.tradeblock.com
1400 gh
1200 watts
250 buy it price (was optimistic free shipping)
the PSU is built in (no additional costs on sp10 units)
pool fee 0
the standard 7% rate the chart used
13.5c kwh
I ONLY lost 35 bucks a month. From my use of a Titan and Jupiter (some for the jupiter) last winter my gas bill for the furnace was down 35 bucks a month on budget..soooooo
assuming the sp10 used the same juice (prob a bit more) and gave off the same heat as the jupiter 550gh unit (retired) I would make a whole ONE DOLLAR OVER MY GAS BILL SAVINGS DUE TO ITS SPACE HEATER QUALITIES
yeah i was kinda annoyed also but I put this out their for my friends out here from Oregon USA or other parts of the world with cheap electric (prob in the 5c range) perhaps
you can make use for this info....I mean its a lot of work for a buck profit for the winter and use as a space heater in my area
FML
Bitcoin miners are available with online shopping portal sites like ebay, amazon, etc., you can get them by ordering from their website and you can have an additional benefit that some discounts like 10% I think Just check with On line Sites.
Amazon, eBay, etc. But why would you want a miner? Just invest in cloud mining. Everything is taken care of.
if he have cheap electricity it's better to do it yourself, at least you are the responsible of everything, and anyway i would buy one on the marketplace, one used, instead of wasting time on amazon and ebey, where price are high as fuck
A friend of mine bought two used S3 for $150 each some time ago. They both were out of order in two weeks or so. I think they furbished them up before selling because they were looking like almost new ones. ... I wouldn't recommend to buy used miners.
well this was your fault, used should cost much less, actually the s3 should cost 100 even if it is new, but anyway this isn't an excuse to not spend less by bying an used one
the only problem related could be malfunction
Well, actually it wasn't my my fault
and that was almost like a year ago so $150 would be a fair price at the time, the problem was IMO that those antminers were severely damaged somewhere inside and that was concealed by pretty nice exterior look. So my point is if buying used you should be a real expert and in that case you can even save some money.
Amazon, eBay, etc. But why would you want a miner? Just invest in cloud mining. Everything is taken care of.
if he have cheap electricity it's better to do it yourself, at least you are the responsible of everything, and anyway i would buy one on the marketplace, one used, instead of wasting time on amazon and ebey, where price are high as fuck
A friend of mine bought two used S3 for $150 each some time ago. They both were out of order in two weeks or so. I think they furbished them up before selling because they were looking like almost new ones. ... I wouldn't recommend to buy used miners.
well this was your fault, used should cost much less, actually the s3 should cost 100 even if it is new, but anyway this isn't an excuse to not spend less by bying an used one
the only problem related could be malfunction
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