Well crap. All I gotta do is get your mailing address, and send you about $100 worth of bitcoin and you can take one of my BFL jally's off my hands for me! :p
Boy, never seen computer hardware that depreciates so quickly. Best of luck to you with your purchases.
Topic: WTB SHA2 mining hardware at break-even prices (Read 659 times)
If anyone wants to get rid of their miners, I'm willing to pay a reasonable price for them.
Note that I don't care what the market prices are, only what they're likely to break even with.
As a rule, go to https://tradeblock.com/mining/ and enter hash rate, power use (at the wall), your asking price, shipping price, and a reasonable misc costs estimate (ie, PSU if you're not including that). Set initial mining date no earlier than when it would be delivered to me.
Leave everything else (including 2% "pool fee", network stats, and conversion rate) at the defaults.
If it shows a break-even in the next year, I'm interested - please PM me your tradeblock analysis link (see "Share your analysis").
This applies only for SHA2 hardware that is already supported by BFGMiner, possibly including hardware on the "planned" list.
Non-SHA2 hardware and/or unsupported-by-BFGMiner hardware, I am willing to consider at significantly-better-than-breakeven prices (but note I will not sell scamcoins, which effectively means non-SHA2 is donate-only).
No guarantees on purchase until I get a sense for interest (or lack thereof).
Note that I don't care what the market prices are, only what they're likely to break even with.
As a rule, go to https://tradeblock.com/mining/ and enter hash rate, power use (at the wall), your asking price, shipping price, and a reasonable misc costs estimate (ie, PSU if you're not including that). Set initial mining date no earlier than when it would be delivered to me.
Leave everything else (including 2% "pool fee", network stats, and conversion rate) at the defaults.
If it shows a break-even in the next year, I'm interested - please PM me your tradeblock analysis link (see "Share your analysis").
This applies only for SHA2 hardware that is already supported by BFGMiner, possibly including hardware on the "planned" list.
Non-SHA2 hardware and/or unsupported-by-BFGMiner hardware, I am willing to consider at significantly-better-than-breakeven prices (but note I will not sell scamcoins, which effectively means non-SHA2 is donate-only).
No guarantees on purchase until I get a sense for interest (or lack thereof).
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