Topic: Where to sell Dragonmint T1, Dragonmint B29, and Dragonmint B52? (Read 359 times)
Brand new in box T1 and PSU combo still available. Asking $1,400 + shipping. Happy to use escrow at buyer's expense.
Not siding with either person but dust could easily be from them testing them before shipping. Resealed box could be customs or anyone along the shipping path checking the contents.
You will have to let us know if you actually take them to court, curious to the results. One of those he said, she said type arguments, how do you prove it either way?
Why not RMA it with Halong?
The item was indeed used as i found dust inside and the box had been resealed
You will have to let us know if you actually take them to court, curious to the results. One of those he said, she said type arguments, how do you prove it either way?
Why not RMA it with Halong?
I cant help but agree with Buck here but if the miner was new and unopened as the seller stated and the buyer opened the unit and ran it for 5 minutes then it is the buyers problem and buyer should open a ticket with Halong to have it replaced under warranty.
Both the B52 and B29 have to be calibrated out of the box before autotune can be enabled but there is a firmware bug that the miner never completes autotune and unless you manually change it to "Factory" the miner runs in "Performance Mode" and if you have it in a cooling deficient situation I have no doubt it could burn up but that's not the sellers fault.
Both the B52 and B29 have to be calibrated out of the box before autotune can be enabled but there is a firmware bug that the miner never completes autotune and unless you manually change it to "Factory" the miner runs in "Performance Mode" and if you have it in a cooling deficient situation I have no doubt it could burn up but that's not the sellers fault.
The item was indeed used as i found dust inside and the box had been resealed
I cant help but agree with Buck here but if the miner was new and unopened as the seller stated and the buyer opened the unit and ran it for 5 minutes then it is the buyers problem and buyer should open a ticket with Halong to have it replaced under warranty.
Both the B52 and B29 have to be calibrated out of the box before autotune can be enabled but there is a firmware bug that the miner never completes autotune and unless you manually change it to "Factory" the miner runs in "Performance Mode" and if you have it in a cooling deficient situation I have no doubt it could burn up but that's not the sellers fault.
Both the B52 and B29 have to be calibrated out of the box before autotune can be enabled but there is a firmware bug that the miner never completes autotune and unless you manually change it to "Factory" the miner runs in "Performance Mode" and if you have it in a cooling deficient situation I have no doubt it could burn up but that's not the sellers fault.
The item was indeed used as i found dust inside and the box had been resealed
I cant help but agree with Buck here but if the miner was new and unopened as the seller stated and the buyer opened the unit and ran it for 5 minutes then it is the buyers problem and buyer should open a ticket with Halong to have it replaced under warranty.
Both the B52 and B29 have to be calibrated out of the box before autotune can be enabled but there is a firmware bug that the miner never completes autotune and unless you manually change it to "Factory" the miner runs in "Performance Mode" and if you have it in a cooling deficient situation I have no doubt it could burn up but that's not the sellers fault.
Both the B52 and B29 have to be calibrated out of the box before autotune can be enabled but there is a firmware bug that the miner never completes autotune and unless you manually change it to "Factory" the miner runs in "Performance Mode" and if you have it in a cooling deficient situation I have no doubt it could burn up but that's not the sellers fault.
Seller is a scammer, he sent a miner that doesn't even work and now has burned up. I lost $3500 in this deal. I asked this clown to test the machine for 24 hours he forced me to pay and now the miner caught fire and burned up
I have call recordings, chat logs backed up, and everything else one would need to verify my comments. Happy to post should this issue be pressed.
We agreed on a variable price structure depending on the price of ETH. The buyer refused to pay according to the terms he agreed and made me settle for a lower amount or have the miner shipped back to me at my expense.
We agreed that the buyer would reimburse seller for all shipping expenses. The buyer told the seller to overnight the miner via FexEx. Seller complied and paid over $200 for shipping. Upon arrival, buyer refused to pay for shipping and threatened to send the miner back at seller's expense.
Buyer attempted to strong-arm seller into amending the sale's terms buy repeatedly threatening to ship the miner back at seller's expense after keeping the miner for a week for "testing" (free mining) purposes.
During one recorded phone conversation, in an attempt to coerce seller into accepting new terms, buyer repeatedly threatened violence against seller and using foul language and insults.
Seller felt as if the miner would not be returned and/or buyer would damage the miner should the deal not go through. In order to butter up the buyer, protect the miner should the deal fall through, and secure at least a portion of the agreed upon sale's proceeds, seller fabricated potential future deals to be made, and urged the buyer to complete this deal. Buyer paid, but still owes seller $202.77 for shipping costs and $100 for cost differential for the crypto that was actually sent.
Buyer desperately wanted seller to provide positive feedback on this forum.
Trade with this buyer at your own peril.
hahaha ya right you sent a miner that burnt up same day see you in court pal.
What caused it to burn up?
What PSU were you using, what type of voltage , outlet/circuit, environment hot/normal/cool?
Lots of environmental variables can cause a miner to burn up and not be faulty out of the box.
I'd be curious to hear how it ran for a week then fried.
thanks!
it ran for 6 hours in my farm and burnt up not a week very well cooled etc i am an experinced miner.
Seller is a scammer, he sent a miner that doesn't even work and now has burned up. I lost $3500 in this deal. I asked this clown to test the machine for 24 hours he forced me to pay and now the miner caught fire and burned up
I have call recordings, chat logs backed up, and everything else one would need to verify my comments. Happy to post should this issue be pressed.
We agreed on a variable price structure depending on the price of ETH. The buyer refused to pay according to the terms he agreed and made me settle for a lower amount or have the miner shipped back to me at my expense.
We agreed that the buyer would reimburse seller for all shipping expenses. The buyer told the seller to overnight the miner via FexEx. Seller complied and paid over $200 for shipping. Upon arrival, buyer refused to pay for shipping and threatened to send the miner back at seller's expense.
Buyer attempted to strong-arm seller into amending the sale's terms buy repeatedly threatening to ship the miner back at seller's expense after keeping the miner for a week for "testing" (free mining) purposes.
During one recorded phone conversation, in an attempt to coerce seller into accepting new terms, buyer repeatedly threatened violence against seller and using foul language and insults.
Seller felt as if the miner would not be returned and/or buyer would damage the miner should the deal not go through. In order to butter up the buyer, protect the miner should the deal fall through, and secure at least a portion of the agreed upon sale's proceeds, seller fabricated potential future deals to be made, and urged the buyer to complete this deal. Buyer paid, but still owes seller $202.77 for shipping costs and $100 for cost differential for the crypto that was actually sent.
Buyer desperately wanted seller to provide positive feedback on this forum.
Trade with this buyer at your own peril.
hahaha ya right you sent a miner that burnt up same day see you in court pal.
What caused it to burn up?
What PSU were you using, what type of voltage , outlet/circuit, environment hot/normal/cool?
Lots of environmental variables can cause a miner to burn up and not be faulty out of the box.
I'd be curious to hear how it ran for a week then fried.
thanks!
Seller is a scammer, he sent a miner that doesn't even work and now has burned up. I lost $3500 in this deal. I asked this clown to test the machine for 24 hours he forced me to pay and now the miner caught fire and burned up
I have call recordings, chat logs backed up, and everything else one would need to verify my comments. Happy to post should this issue be pressed.
We agreed on a variable price structure depending on the price of ETH. The buyer refused to pay according to the terms he agreed and made me settle for a lower amount or have the miner shipped back to me at my expense.
We agreed that the buyer would reimburse seller for all shipping expenses. The buyer told the seller to overnight the miner via FexEx. Seller complied and paid over $200 for shipping. Upon arrival, buyer refused to pay for shipping and threatened to send the miner back at seller's expense.
Buyer attempted to strong-arm seller into amending the sale's terms buy repeatedly threatening to ship the miner back at seller's expense after keeping the miner for a week for "testing" (free mining) purposes.
During one recorded phone conversation, in an attempt to coerce seller into accepting new terms, buyer repeatedly threatened violence against seller and using foul language and insults.
Seller felt as if the miner would not be returned and/or buyer would damage the miner should the deal not go through. In order to butter up the buyer, protect the miner should the deal fall through, and secure at least a portion of the agreed upon sale's proceeds, seller fabricated potential future deals to be made, and urged the buyer to complete this deal. Buyer paid, but still owes seller $202.77 for shipping costs and $100 for cost differential for the crypto that was actually sent.
Buyer desperately wanted seller to provide positive feedback on this forum.
Trade with this buyer at your own peril.
hahaha ya right you sent a miner that burnt up same day see you in court pal.
Seller is a scammer, he sent a miner that doesn't even work and now has burned up. I lost $3500 in this deal. I asked this clown to test the machine for 24 hours he forced me to pay and now the miner caught fire and burned up
I have call recordings, chat logs backed up, and everything else one would need to verify my comments. Happy to post should this issue be pressed.
We agreed on a variable price structure depending on the price of ETH. The buyer refused to pay according to the terms he agreed and made me settle for a lower amount or have the miner shipped back to me at my expense.
We agreed that the buyer would reimburse seller for all shipping expenses. The buyer told the seller to overnight the miner via FexEx. Seller complied and paid over $200 for shipping. Upon arrival, buyer refused to pay for shipping and threatened to send the miner back at seller's expense.
Buyer attempted to strong-arm seller into amending the sale's terms buy repeatedly threatening to ship the miner back at seller's expense after keeping the miner for a week for "testing" (free mining) purposes.
During one recorded phone conversation, in an attempt to coerce seller into accepting new terms, buyer repeatedly threatened violence against seller and using foul language and insults.
Seller felt as if the miner would not be returned and/or buyer would damage the miner should the deal not go through. In order to butter up the buyer, protect the miner should the deal fall through, and secure at least a portion of the agreed upon sale's proceeds, seller fabricated potential future deals to be made, and urged the buyer to complete this deal. Buyer paid, but still owes seller $202.77 for shipping costs and $100 for cost differential for the crypto that was actually sent.
Buyer desperately wanted seller to provide positive feedback on this forum.
Trade with this buyer at your own peril.
Seller is a scammer, he sent a miner that doesn't even work and now has burned up. I lost $3500 in this deal. I asked this clown to test the machine for 24 hours he forced me to pay and now the miner caught fire and burned up
Looking for $1,600 for both the brand new in box T1 and PSU.
Can ship via FedEx same day.
Happy to provide any proof and/or use any escrow service at buyer's expense.
Seller is a scammer, he sent a miner that doesn't even work and now has burned up. I lost $3500 in this deal. I asked this clown to test the machine for 24 hours he forced me to pay and now the miner caught fire and burned up Can ship via FedEx same day.
Happy to provide any proof and/or use any escrow service at buyer's expense.
Looking for $1,500 for both the brand new in box T1 and PSU.
Can ship via FedEx same day.
Happy to provide any proof and/or use any escrow service at buyer's expense.
Can ship via FedEx same day.
Happy to provide any proof and/or use any escrow service at buyer's expense.
Where are you located?
Where are the units shipping from? I am interested in the B52
B29 and B52 have been sold.
Only the T1 remains.
Where are the units shipping from? I am interested in the B52
Are you willing to use forum escrow here from a respected escrow agent on this site?
Yes.
Are you willing to use forum escrow here from a respected escrow agent on this site?
what did they offer for the b29?
Here.
How much are you asking for on each unit?
How much are you asking for on each unit?
Hmm.
Maybe $1,900 + shipping for the T1 w/ PSU
Someone already messaged me and bought the B29 w/ PSU
And $4k + shipping for the B52 w/ PSU
Here.
How much are you asking for on each unit?
How much are you asking for on each unit?
Title.
(Sorry if off topic or against the rules - if so, please delete)
I have brand new, never opened Dragonmint T1, B29, and a B52. They all come with power supplies. I'm in the states and I would prefer not to use eBay. Where could I sell them?
(Sorry if off topic or against the rules - if so, please delete)
I have brand new, never opened Dragonmint T1, B29, and a B52. They all come with power supplies. I'm in the states and I would prefer not to use eBay. Where could I sell them?
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