Topic: [WTS]BFL MiniRig 500GH/s(BTC/USD-Payment on Delivery) (Read 1065 times)

$4,100.00

I'm willing to do $4k and not any more just because it will be a second hand unit and it is from BFL. THere are risks of buying even using escrow, and that is going to reduce the amount i'm willing to pay.

Bump.

Its just to line up a buyer for when it ships. Called BFL today to make sure everything is in order, and confirmed that my order was correctly listed as going to the data center.


Obviously the lowest value that is acceptable, is what a 500GH/s unit is going for on the BFL website. Considering people are paying that much for those, that won't be shipped for months after mine is received. Any further clarification needed, I'll be happy to oblige.

EDIT: So to answer your question directly, it is an auction with a reserve.

$2000

well just so ssateneth cant be winning ill do 5.00000001

Still waiting to know if this is an auction and such?

i'll start the bids at 5 btc

any bids so far?

so to confirm this is an auction?

Someone asked me if I would accept payment in BTC. The answer is, of course I will. I'll accept payment in USD or BTC, changed title to reflect that  

Hello,

   I bought 1.5TH/s from BFL in March of this year http://i1301.photobucket.com/albums/ag116/EvilLizardApparel/bitcointalk_zpsaa693d6f.png . I've chosen to have the 3 units hosted at one of their affiliate data centers. I am looking to sell one.
                                                                                         
How this could work

-I call you when I receive notice that they are being released to the data center in Kansas city.

-You fly out to confirm I am in possession of said units, and that they are operating as they should. You pick a unit.

-We both sign a contract, and you proceed with payment.

-Once the payment clears, one 500GH/s unit is yours. Hosting for atleast 30 days will have already been paid for. This way, as soon as you pay, your unit will be hashing for you. What you do after that 30 days is up to you, but I recommend to continue having it hosted there. This way if your unit breaks, BFL can fix/replace it and put it back in your rack.
                                                                                         

If you can't fly to Kansas city to see it, I could video chat with you from the data center. This would take longer, though, as I imagine we would have to figure something out with notaries and such to both sign the contract and not be in the same place. Not sure how it would work, to be honest, but I could look into it.

This is an auction of sorts, to line up buyers. I will call the highest bidder to confirm. I will get the numbers of the second and third highest bidders, encase anyone backs out last minute. Of course, no money is required to exchange hands until the unit is confirmed to be in the data center and to your liking.

I also have almost 400 chip credits. So if you would want those, just let me know.

Let the offers begin...