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Title: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: hippylabrat on April 29, 2013, 07:00:24 PM http://asicrigs.com/
Quote All of our ASIC Rigs bitcoin mining devices are competitively priced and we currently accept payment via BitPay, one of the bitcoin industries most recognized and trusted payment providers. ASIC Model Cost Per Device AR2 (20GH/s) $849.00 AR5 (50GH/s) $1549.00 AR10 (100GH/s) $2649.00 Shipping & handling additional $100 per device. Anyone heard of or seen these guys before? Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: The Extreme on April 30, 2013, 01:28:35 PM This post is the first I have heard of this company. Thanks for sharing it!
Based in the UK... interesting. The images look awful similar to some of the Butterfly Labs' units. What's with the $100 shipping per device? :o Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: szym00 on April 30, 2013, 01:31:27 PM Be careful about that, could be some thief... It looks like those from BFL which are not available yet.
I must also admit that those pictures look like copy-paste-modify in the MS Paint :P Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: bam91 on April 30, 2013, 01:31:56 PM More than likely a scam. Furthermore the contact address for the business is a family house.
Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: weevil on April 30, 2013, 01:38:21 PM mmm - another one not to watch
Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: Hoco on April 30, 2013, 03:06:46 PM I can't belive that this is just a scam...
Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: Hoco on April 30, 2013, 03:10:03 PM I seams to be very easy to create a fictiv company and hope that somebody spend a lot of money to wonder machines which print money.
Title: Re: Another ASIC Startup: Would like experienced miners to have a look Post by: Techknowledgy on April 30, 2013, 03:34:27 PM This is obviously a scam. They just took the pictures from BFL and did a bad job Photoshopping the logo's off. I can tell because of the pixels. Even worse, they created a FrankenMiner by putting two of the form factors together to make one for the 100GH/s miner. Obvious scam is obvious.
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