Topic: WTB In Hand Avalon ASIC (Read 5037 times)
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Bump, send me some offers. Thanks
You are welcome to bid 0.8 BTC or more for a 1% share before delivery in my batch #2 machine as detailed in the link in my signature.
You offer is currently worth $20,000 * 0.01 / 189.68 (USD/BTC) -> 1.054407 BTC
Thanks for your offer. I will look more into it.
Bump, send me some offers. Thanks
You are welcome to bid 0.8 BTC or more for a 1% share before delivery in my batch #2 machine as detailed in the link in my signature.
You offer is currently worth $20,000 * 0.01 / 189.68 (USD/BTC) -> 1.054407 BTC
Bump, send me some offers. Thanks
I would like to purchase an Avalon ASIC. I am offering to pay $20,000 to anyone who has one in-hand. I am located in Philly. Thanks
If you find too many Avalons to buy, let me know, please.Some are scams on eBay, but for a fact, one is very legit and real.
Would you mind pointing out the real one?
Exposure to the bitcoin community causes many people to begin using the word "scam" to mean "any deal where I don't already have the profit in my own pocket."
Some are scams on eBay, but for a fact, one is very legit and real.
Would you mind pointing out the real one?
Some are scams on eBay, but for a fact, one is very legit and real.
I'll match that...(Sorry scyth 
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)You got yours already, go away
I'll match that...(Sorry scyth )
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Bump, would like to increase my offer to $20,000. Thanks
search on ebay for avalon asic...there is like 5-6 auctions going for preorders lol
Here is a very strange eBay item.
search on ebay for avalon asic...there is like 5-6 auctions going for preorders lol
Here is a very strange eBay item.
search on ebay for avalon asic...there is like 5-6 auctions going for preorders lol
Just cause it finished doesn't mean it's going to be paid for. I actually bid 17k on that with no plan on paying for it just to see if someone was crazy enough to go higher.
You are telling the whole bitcoin community that you deliberately violated the eBay rules, good auction etiquette, and were willing to greatly inconvenience the seller and anyone who would view the auction results. That's pretty crummy.
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Just cause it finished doesn't mean it's going to be paid for. I actually bid 17k on that with no plan on paying for it just to see if someone was crazy enough to go higher.
You are telling the whole bitcoin community that you deliberately violated the eBay rules, good auction etiquette, and were willing to greatly inconvenience the seller and anyone who would view the auction results. That's pretty crummy.
So true. On PS3 launch day there were auctions for well over $20K. I doubt any of those were completed.
I think we have another scammer, Evan. Offered me an Avalon but chickened out when I asked for time stamped pictures. He has a good amount of posts too.
Cash for ASIC, OBO
Cash for ASIC, OBO
Just cause it finished doesn't mean it's going to be paid for. I actually bid 17k on that with no plan on paying for it just to see if someone was crazy enough to go higher.
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