I have an open box deal.
I have 3 x Sapphire R9 290 4GB GDDR5, they costed €370 new 3 months ago.
The price for all three combined is €750 euro's/1027$, or each one for €270 euro/370$.
They have a solid hashrate of 880-890 khash when used for mining.
PM me or reply when interested.
Topic: [WTS]GPU's EU to non-EU // Cheapest prices on the board (Read 2837 times)
I can get a hold of 37 x ASUS R9280X-DC2T-3GD5 right now, shipping today if you order now.
Prices:
1 x €300 / $411
3 x €290 / $397
5 x €287 / $393
10 x €285 / $390
Up to 5 cards shipping worldwide for $82, 10 cards for $146 (including all boxes & cables. 2 year warrenty this date from manufacturer).
Total package:
10 cards + shipping would be: $4046. No customs costs for USA shipments.
Prices:
1 x €300 / $411
3 x €290 / $397
5 x €287 / $393
10 x €285 / $390
Up to 5 cards shipping worldwide for $82, 10 cards for $146 (including all boxes & cables. 2 year warrenty this date from manufacturer).
Total package:
10 cards + shipping would be: $4046. No customs costs for USA shipments.
Hit me to get good offers. More and more cards are getting in-stock.
I have a good supply of
Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Vapor-X,3GB (11221-02-40G)
at the moment.
1 x €319 / $437
3 x €310 / $424
10x €300 / $411
Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Vapor-X,3GB (11221-02-40G)
at the moment.
1 x €319 / $437
3 x €310 / $424
10x €300 / $411
I received my card today. I would like to vouch for Blaater and his service.
Here are some pictures I took (I used photo shop to remove my address in some pictures)
http://imgur.com/a/as1V5om
Here are some pictures I took (I used photo shop to remove my address in some pictures)
http://imgur.com/a/as1V5om
Hi I just wanted to inform everyone that my Video Card parcel just arrived in Canada yesterday and they said I can go pick it up tomorrow after 1PM.
I will be posting pictures of the card once I pick it up.
I will be posting pictures of the card once I pick it up.
GIGABYTE GV-R928XOC-3GD (rev. 2.0) are now on stock, €258 or $353
(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125490)
(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125490)
Shameless bump
Can you sell to businesses in eu which have a VAT-code?
Yes, when I can verify your VAT-number is correct this is possible.
(http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/)
Can you sell to businesses in eu which have a VAT-code?
Received my tracking number today. 
Can't wait to receive the card, should take 5 - 10 days
Can't wait to receive the card, should take 5 - 10 days
So, we can just buy straight from the website with btc?
Looks pretty nice and decent prices. Thanks for providing the service.
Looks pretty nice and decent prices. Thanks for providing the service.
Yes that's possible, it's just a standard bitpay plugin.
If you however would like more then 2 cards, you should give me a shout first, cause I can give better prices with more cards.
And it's quicker for me to do it outside of bitpay
.But if you want to use it, it works, and you can just order on the site with bitcoins.
Just sent pm
So, we can just buy straight from the website with btc?
Looks pretty nice and decent prices. Thanks for providing the service.
Looks pretty nice and decent prices. Thanks for providing the service.
All PM's replied. Tracking info should be sent very soon.
It is possible... BUT... I need some sort of proof that you are leaving the EU with the cards. I don't think you'll be able to give that.
(google translate copy-paste)
Export outside EU
From the tax you have goods you are exporting to countries outside the EU administration. This also applies to goods stored in a customs warehouse. The administration can be done using the following documents:
- A customs document that is signed by the Customs at the place where the goods leave the EU, export certificates and other documents issued under the customs legislation;
- Copies of bills;
- Invoices from carriers;
- import certificates from the country of destination;
- Correspondence with foreign customers;
- Evidence of a transport insurance;
- Any additional copy invoice for export has been signed by the Customs.
Something I am able to do, and will be easier for you.
I can sell you the cards with the dutch VAT (21%) and at the airport, you can get the VAT back. But you can just walk into any dutch shop to do that yourself aswell, you don't need me for it.
Local pickup available? Planning to visit Amsterdam in few weeks.
It is possible... BUT... I need some sort of proof that you are leaving the EU with the cards. I don't think you'll be able to give that.
(google translate copy-paste)
Export outside EU
From the tax you have goods you are exporting to countries outside the EU administration. This also applies to goods stored in a customs warehouse. The administration can be done using the following documents:
- A customs document that is signed by the Customs at the place where the goods leave the EU, export certificates and other documents issued under the customs legislation;
- Copies of bills;
- Invoices from carriers;
- import certificates from the country of destination;
- Correspondence with foreign customers;
- Evidence of a transport insurance;
- Any additional copy invoice for export has been signed by the Customs.
Something I am able to do, and will be easier for you.
I can sell you the cards with the dutch VAT (21%) and at the airport, you can get the VAT back. But you can just walk into any dutch shop to do that yourself aswell, you don't need me for it.
Made payment yesterday, waiting for Tracking information
Local pickup available? Planning to visit Amsterdam in few weeks.
Added ASUS R9280X-DC2T-3GD5 - €275/$377 to the list.
And shameless self-bump.
Experiences so far:
Paypal is a bunch of cons, beside the 3.4% fee they use, they also use an exchange rate eur/usd which is just horrible.
I understand paypal gives extra comfort to some, but lets see if I can get enough trust in the next few weeks to switch to bitcoin payments as general. The difference is just too much I feel for buyers.
A €303 order turned out to be $466 for paypal, where accordign to google € 303,37 = 416,951728 US$
And shameless self-bump.
Experiences so far:
Paypal is a bunch of cons, beside the 3.4% fee they use, they also use an exchange rate eur/usd which is just horrible.
I understand paypal gives extra comfort to some, but lets see if I can get enough trust in the next few weeks to switch to bitcoin payments as general. The difference is just too much I feel for buyers.
A €303 order turned out to be $466 for paypal, where accordign to google € 303,37 = 416,951728 US$
Got my first card today for a costumer.
Tell me what card you are looking for, and I'll give the price I can offer.
Tell me what card you are looking for, and I'll give the price I can offer.
I am his first customer. He will be shipping the card out tomorrow. Will post here once it is shipped.
Got my first card today for a costumer.
Tell me what card you are looking for, and I'll give the price I can offer.
Tell me what card you are looking for, and I'll give the price I can offer.
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