Topic: [WORLDWIDE]Bitmine - 950 GH/S 1500 USD - Next day delivery. - page 7. (Read 59959 times)

 Yeah, not sure about that "Next day delivery". Should probably read that as "Shipping within 24 hours".

 Usually takes 3-4 days to get delivered to the US from China after the package starts tracking with the courier.

Unless you are in China I doubt you would be able to get next day delivery. Shipped next day yes, but delivered next day I doubt it.

Anybody know what the cutoff time is for ordering one of these miners, so that it ensures delivery next day?

Good form on their part if they indeed would ship it by tomorrow.  Thanks.

 No. My first order with Bit-Tech paid via BTC directly was executed with no problems. Paid them directly for this additional order as well and received order confirmation today, with it shipping out tomorrow.

It's definitely not going to be in 72 days though.  This figure is just something to think about without considering the obvious other factors.

Definitely on that edge for ROI.  At $1.58 per GH, it is one of the cheaper miners out there though.

According to my actual data in the last 48 hours, a terahash yields an average of 0.0373 BTC/24 hours.  At the current exchange rate, a $1500 miner is around 2.6786 BTC.  Assuming the unit performs at a full 1T, it'll take around 72 days (2.6786/0.0374) to mine the 2.6786 BTC back at the current difficulty (before factoring in power cost and future difficulty increases).  Just a food for tought.

If we place an order through here, do we receive the miner the next day or does it just go out for shipping the next day?

Trying to figure out the timing of this, if you receive this in like 3 or 4 business days, or it's literally next day arrival.

Anyone with experience ordering these, want to chime in?  Thanks.

Did you do it with escrow?

Pulled the trigger on another one of these units yesterday. Will make sure to report on the new hardware revs when I take delivery.

So you agree that you have sold used miners without really telling it to the buyers. Which is not a good practice. If you are a IC assembler you should have supply of every parts to make a full miner, you don't go out to buy individual psu for each one you are assembling, hence every batch will be standardised, it's not like what available in the market. 1ths miners uses upto 945w from my experience not 900w. Don't bullshit to customers by making vague statements, we are no stupid.  I'm not arguing the fact that you are a IC distributor or not. I just said you are selling used miners and nowhere it mentioned until your last post, which is true. Thanks for clarifying it.

To clerify all those rumeurs:

We are official distributeurs of A1 IC's, so for ppls out there that only think Dragon miners are available in the market because it seems that their knowledge is limited to Dragon Miner you should all know that things  are not that simple in China manufacturing business.

We do not use all same PSU since it depends on the moment stock and prices, yes we have sold used units like Dragon did since if you want to understand IC's prices now days and return of investment won't allow NO ONE to buy a miner since IC price alone runs around 40$ so please make a calculation.

We do make SMT and we also do OEM it all depends on prices, if the price are going so low of course we need to lower our prices as well since Retrun of investment is too long.

It's true that some details such as PSU Great Wall or COUGAR does that really matters to us since for all of you out there 4 modules do not need more than 900W any way.  So if some ppls out there just make comments without them making any sens please just don't buy from us but STOP POSTING .....

Guys, what I can understand from this is now a days there is lots of used A1 miners floating around china, he is collecting them and shipping to the buyer. None of it is bittechs design, these are original dragon miners used for 2 months the least. Hence two different types of cases, and he doesn't even know which one comes with which psu. Miners comes with full of dust means they don't even care to clean it. I feel pitty about when you guys are advising them about changing the design and asking for many question.
The double decker case is the first gen A1, look like he is not selling it now
Blue case is the second gen case which doesn't have a display but rock solid and I like it better than the 3rd gen that is the black case comes with a display too. The blue case runs a lot cooler than the black case, because the black case is overclocked. He cant do anything about it. There is two software images, Chinese and English, no difference between them as far as I know. There is nothing wrong with selling used miners but they should cared to say that on the first post and in their website.
How do I know this, I bought and sold atleast 100units till now, have deal with all these versions, recently a few suppliers contact me about A1 with these low prices, when I ask my supplier and the dragon factory they said it's the used miner, their new price is still close to 2k, my supplier also said I can have the 3rd version of A1 for the same price advertised here.
If the OP feels offensive about this post no problem, because I didn't see anywhere it is mentioned as used units, and people are asking many questions they don't even care to answer or post some good pictures, hell I can provide as many pictures as buyers asking to get a sale if there is nothing to hide.
Only posting it as the buyers interest, good luck guys

Ps. I checked their factory assembly pictures on bittechs website, they are not A1 boards, it looks like the Avalon boards or antminer s1 s2 boards I'm not sure but it is definitely not A1 boards. If they can post such good pictures of factory assembly why can't they put some good pictures of A1? I'm not saying they are fraud but I don't believe their claim is true. An IC PCB assembler with no pictures of any machines, are they putting ICs manually on each boards

1. both

2. Some machines had 1300w didnt notice untill i opened the rest had 1100 , so its a mix both 1300 and 1100. Sorry for that

Fair enough.

Questions:

1.  Is [email protected] still a valid address to place orders or is it now just [email protected]?

2.  Can you guarantee shipping units equipped with 1300W PSUs?  If not, what's the point in specifying 1300W when you are actually shipping 1100W.  That's kinda deceptive, isn't it?