Topic: [WTS] 10GHs, 60GHs and 100GHs Daily/Weekly Mining Contracts (Read 1826 times)

The children run around making points where none were needed simply to fill out their post count. That, or they feel special for pointing out the blatantly obvious. They get paid nickels a day to do so by the garbage in their signatures, so it probably won't stop.

Yeah I'm not too sure how people would expect to achieve ROI let alone profit with this set-up unless they are doing some random altcoin mining then speculative trading; but even then that's a lot of luck needed to double your money...

yeah 100GHs for 24 hours would only make around $24 USD in the day. so i would pay $54 to only get $24.

Prices are high 

Is there any way to set up the miner for another SHA-256 currency at the pool you select?

WHAT, So you people are buying 1 day of 10 Ghs mining for $9 and get $3.15 back? Makes no sense 

That's actually not what you asked. You asked how many BTC a 100GHs miner generated in the past 30 days.

My "long and fluffy answers" are very informative if you actually read them. Your snarky little remarks are not of value to anyone.

I merely asked if you had made a profit in the last 30 days. Very simple question which you won't answer. People can draw their own conclusions based on your very long and fluffy answers.

1) It's not nonsense. I have 21 miners of which half are rented out at any given time. There's no way to track the exact amount each of them mined over a 30 day period, particularly when you have no data for what they mined when they're rented out to someone else. And even if data did exist for the last 30 days it would be irrelevant since the difficulty level would have changed 2-3 times since then and will change 2-3 times during the next 30 days. Hence the website I provided above is the best way to determine likely future earnings at the current difficulty level.

2) Of course there's a premium. You're never going to see a mining contract where the person who owns the equipment is going to take a loss! That's not how any business operates! The person owning the equipment is the one who assumes all of the financial risk (spent a lot of money on the equipment that could fail at any given time, pays utilities, is exposed to the risk of BTC values dropping), so why wouldn't they charge a premium? Premiums are very common within the BTC community. Look at Localbitcoins.com for example. The vast majority of offers to sell are above the exchange rate and yet buyers are OK with that. Is it wrong for someone to sell BTC above the exchange rate? Of course not.

3) If you're not interested in the service, then move along. There's no need to come to the thread and throw around baseless accusations or just generally be negative.

Nonsense. If you don't know have much you've earnt, you have no idea of ROI. You are just evading the question because at the prices you are trying to sell at, the buyer will lose money.

I would imagine most people on here don't know how much any one specific miner made over 30 days, particularly if they own many pieces of hardware and have been renting some of them out.

You don't know how much you've earned in the last month? Simple question ...... didn't need the "highly speculative" blurb

I don't know about the last month since I didn't have it pointed at just one pool continuously and since the difficulty level would have changed multiple times during that period. You can always calculate the average amount at the current difficulty level at http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/. Of course you'll rarely get exactly that amount and will instead get more or less on any given day depending on the pool. Also, how much they're worth varies constantly throughout the day depending on the exchange rate. It's very speculative.

How many bitcoins has 100Gh/s delivered in the last month? I know you can't predict the future but you can give stats for the past so we know if the offer is competive ....

If a buyer wants to arrange for escrow, I would be fine with that.

Would you use escrow?

I am offering for rent 10GHs, 60GHs and 100GHs miners for periods of 24 hours and 1 week. Rates are posted below. Actual performance can vary +/- 10%.

Rates:

10GHs
1 Day (24 Hours) - $6.99
1 Week (168 Hours) - $37.99

60GHs
1 Day (24 Hours) - $32.99

100GHs
1 Day (24 Hours) - $54.99

Details:

The Bitcoins that will be mined will go straight into your Bitcoin wallet.  No hardware will be delivered to you.

Bitcoin mining contracts are great for individuals who either want to build up their Bitcoin wallet for investment purposes or try out Bitcoin mining before purchasing any hardware. I make no guarantees as to how many Bitcoins you will mine during the rental period. The success of any given pool can vary greatly from one day to the next.

Instructions:

1) PM me how much mining power you want to purchase and for how long. (i.e. 10GHs for 24 hours).
2) I will send you my PayPal address for you to send the payment.
3) Send your payment to the PayPal address and send me a message with your pool and worker information.
4) I will send you a message as soon as the mining begins and will let you know the end time. Please login to your pool account and confirm that the miner is mining properly. If there is any disruption of the mining as a result of any problems on my end, I will extend your mining contract.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.