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Title: Hashlet
Post by: jekv2 on August 17, 2014, 05:24:31 AM
http://gawminers.com/pages/hashlet

I don't understand what this is.

I read and read, but it doen't click to me.

Any easy explanation?

Is this a cloud hosting service?

Is this hardware that gets delivered to your door?

Is this sha256/scrypt?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Norcoin_ on August 17, 2014, 06:17:12 AM
1 mh/s at 15$, scrypt cloud mining.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Collider on August 17, 2014, 06:19:37 AM
Basically, it is a cloudmining contract, but the exact contract terms are not easily to be found (e.g. hosting cost, duration...).

It is supposed to be tradeable though, and seems to be cheaper than competitors products.


Also, please move to altcoin forum.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Collider on August 17, 2014, 06:31:53 AM
As far as I can tell the contract is scrypt cloud mining.

In my opinion scrypt mining is less profitable than bitcoin mining (atleast at this point in time) and I would therefore advise against spending a large sum on such a contract / miner.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: patrike on August 17, 2014, 06:38:52 AM
There are already other threads about this, but anyway, you pay for a Scrypt-miner in the cloud. There is an initial cost at $15.99/MH, and then you pay a maintenance fee per day.

Using their web site you can select between a few multi-pools to use for your miner. It's not more fun that that.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: zarton on August 17, 2014, 08:57:39 AM
It can be a third party hardware or proprietary hardware, no one know since it's exclusive for cloud mining. Anyway, they only need to split the payout between the Mh purchased by the users and keep the hardware updated to keep the scrypt ratio Mh/watt profitable.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 17, 2014, 09:41:17 AM
There are already other threads about this, but anyway, you pay for a Scrypt-miner in the cloud. There is an initial cost at $15.99/MH, and then you pay a maintenance fee per day.

Using their web site you can select between a few multi-pools to use for your miner. It's not more fun that that.
So far I haven't seen anything about a daily maintenance fee on the Hashlet.   


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Somekindabitcoin on August 17, 2014, 09:42:37 AM
There are already other threads about this, but anyway, you pay for a Scrypt-miner in the cloud. There is an initial cost at $15.99/MH, and then you pay a maintenance fee per day.

Using their web site you can select between a few multi-pools to use for your miner. It's not more fun that that.
So far I haven't seen anything about a daily maintenance fee on the Hashlet.   

.08 cents per mh.

I own 100 mh there. 8 bucks.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 17, 2014, 09:54:16 AM
There are already other threads about this, but anyway, you pay for a Scrypt-miner in the cloud. There is an initial cost at $15.99/MH, and then you pay a maintenance fee per day.

Using their web site you can select between a few multi-pools to use for your miner. It's not more fun that that.
So far I haven't seen anything about a daily maintenance fee on the Hashlet.   

.08 cents per mh.

I own 100 mh there. 8 bucks.
Is it just automatically deducted from the earnings?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: canadian1969 on August 17, 2014, 04:00:51 PM
Excerpts from my comms with them:

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair. (apparently fees will decline over time to ensure ROI, but awaiting more info on how they will do this, if at all)

You need a zencloud subscription to mine. You can mine to our new ZenPool that is exclusive to Hashlet currently.  You are buying hosted power. (no other monthly fees buy it, start hashing, zencloud sub is included, so they say)

Currently you can only mine to the pools supported by Zencloud. You can not mine to your own pool currently.There is no monthly ZenCloud subscription. Here are our maintenance fees : https://cloud.zenminer.com/maintenance-cost

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: jekv2 on August 17, 2014, 04:10:57 PM
Excerpts from my comms with them:

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair. (apparently fees will decline over time to ensure ROI, but awaiting more info on how they will do this, if at all)

You need a zencloud subscription to mine. You can mine to our new ZenPool that is exclusive to Hashlet currently.  You are buying hosted power. (no other monthly fees buy it, start hashing, zencloud sub is included, so they say)

Currently you can only mine to the pools supported by Zencloud. You can not mine to your own pool currently.There is no monthly ZenCloud subscription. Here are our maintenance fees : https://cloud.zenminer.com/maintenance-cost

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair.

Thanks for everybody's answers. I will stay way clear of this.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: philipma1957 on August 17, 2014, 05:07:30 PM
Excerpts from my comms with them:

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair. (apparently fees will decline over time to ensure ROI, but awaiting more info on how they will do this, if at all)

You need a zencloud subscription to mine. You can mine to our new ZenPool that is exclusive to Hashlet currently.  You are buying hosted power. (no other monthly fees buy it, start hashing, zencloud sub is included, so they say)

Currently you can only mine to the pools supported by Zencloud. You can not mine to your own pool currently.There is no monthly ZenCloud subscription. Here are our maintenance fees : https://cloud.zenminer.com/maintenance-cost

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair.

Thanks for everybody's answers. I will stay way clear of this.

why? you can buy with a cc you get 60 days cc protection.

they offer real gear and cloud gear.  read my threads.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=743152.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=698679.0


you can go to gawminer and buy a s-3 and have it hash in under 1 hour with 60 days cc protection



 http://gawminers.com/collections/all-miners/products/441-gh-s-antminer-s3-by-bitmain-tech-1-month-of-free-zencloud-hosting-service-24-hour-activation-asic-sha-256-miner



code for a discount is GAW25 - $25 off orders over $200  or WELCOMETOGAW - $10 off orders over $150


where can you get an s-3 hashing today for 474 usd.  free power for 30 days. free psu  and then 90 cents a day to host it?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: EvilPanda on August 17, 2014, 05:29:39 PM
Excerpts from my comms with them:

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair. (apparently fees will decline over time to ensure ROI, but awaiting more info on how they will do this, if at all)

You need a zencloud subscription to mine. You can mine to our new ZenPool that is exclusive to Hashlet currently.  You are buying hosted power. (no other monthly fees buy it, start hashing, zencloud sub is included, so they say)

Currently you can only mine to the pools supported by Zencloud. You can not mine to your own pool currently.There is no monthly ZenCloud subscription. Here are our maintenance fees : https://cloud.zenminer.com/maintenance-cost

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair.

Thanks for everybody's answers. I will stay way clear of this.

why? you can buy with a cc you get 60 days cc protection.

they offer real gear and cloud gear.  read my threads.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=743152.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=698679.0


you can go to gawminer and buy a s-3 and have it hash in under 1 hour with 60 days cc protection



 http://gawminers.com/collections/all-miners/products/441-gh-s-antminer-s3-by-bitmain-tech-1-month-of-free-zencloud-hosting-service-24-hour-activation-asic-sha-256-miner



code for a discount is GAW25 - $25 off orders over $200  or WELCOMETOGAW - $10 off orders over $150


where can you get an s-3 hashing today for 474 usd.  free power for 30 days. free psu  and then 90 cents a day to host it?

Yeah buy from a company that fake hashes and can't provide any proof plus they have lied numerous times and are shady.

If you could actually make a profit with their S3 hosting then they would be mining themselves and wouldn't have to provide a hosting service, they can't prove that your miner is actually hashing shit.
That $0.90 a day will go up and up and up and you'll eventually make nothing.. when that time comes you'll have to get your miner shipped which could take 14 days according to their site, thats 14 days of lost time.
Why not be smart and buy a $40 PSU from newegg and buy a new Antminer s3 for like $300~ off of either bitmain whenever they release their newest batch or off of someone in the Computer Hardware thread on this forum. It'll cost you maybe $350 in total to get it up and running at your place and then you can definitely make more money by renting out your gear on miningrigrentals(I make double of what ghash pays) or you can mine individual coins before they release.

Just think for a minute.. use your head.. why would this service be avail unless they make money? Theres a reason why they're spending $10,000,000 on expanding.. its because of idiots who think they will actually ROI with Gaw garbage.
You should really make up your mind. You posted a lot of crap today and deleted it when I asked you to prove these accusations.
Here's what was left of your crappy thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=742738.new#new



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: EvilPanda on August 17, 2014, 05:39:03 PM
I'm re-releasing it with solid proof and I'm getting everyone gathered to back it up.
So you deleted it because you had no proof? Why even post it in the first place? You're so full of it.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: seedtrue on August 17, 2014, 05:58:28 PM
I bought a few yesterday. I will make a thread with my stats once I get a full days worth of payouts.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: philipma1957 on August 17, 2014, 06:34:07 PM
I am a bigger fan of gawminers  the s-3 deal in particular. 

my hashlets will not be much of my gaw portfilio.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bitgeek on August 17, 2014, 06:46:05 PM
http://gawminers.com/pages/hashlet

I don't understand what this is.

I read and read, but it doen't click to me.


This doesn't surprise me at all after reading one of your posts in the off topic section.



Without help of family and the state I be on the streets.

My school system failed me or my brain just is the way it is and the school system couldn't help me at all.

sad. very depressing.

People that have smarts take it for granted and it pisses me off.

Stop littering the forum with your nonsense.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: jekv2 on August 17, 2014, 08:04:05 PM
http://gawminers.com/pages/hashlet

I don't understand what this is.

I read and read, but it doen't click to me.


Ahh the Nazi is back. Go back to supporting burning homes with ppl inside them :(.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 17, 2014, 09:14:34 PM
Excerpts from my comms with them:

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair. (apparently fees will decline over time to ensure ROI, but awaiting more info on how they will do this, if at all)

You need a zencloud subscription to mine. You can mine to our new ZenPool that is exclusive to Hashlet currently.  You are buying hosted power. (no other monthly fees buy it, start hashing, zencloud sub is included, so they say)

Currently you can only mine to the pools supported by Zencloud. You can not mine to your own pool currently.There is no monthly ZenCloud subscription. Here are our maintenance fees : https://cloud.zenminer.com/maintenance-cost

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair.

Thanks, but this information should be much clearer at the actual site.   For example I have no idea how to find the maintenance-cost page from the site. 


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 17, 2014, 11:29:10 PM
Excerpts from my comms with them:

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair. (apparently fees will decline over time to ensure ROI, but awaiting more info on how they will do this, if at all)

You need a zencloud subscription to mine. You can mine to our new ZenPool that is exclusive to Hashlet currently.  You are buying hosted power. (no other monthly fees buy it, start hashing, zencloud sub is included, so they say)

Currently you can only mine to the pools supported by Zencloud. You can not mine to your own pool currently.There is no monthly ZenCloud subscription. Here are our maintenance fees : https://cloud.zenminer.com/maintenance-cost

You buy the hashlet and you are charged a daily maintenance that is deducted from your daily payout. Currently the cost is $.08 a day per MH. That covers hosting, electricity, and repair.

Thanks, but this information should be much clearer at the actual site.   For example I have no idea how to find the maintenance-cost page from the site. 

The reason you can't find it is that the page requires you to be a customer and have a login to the cloud site.

The whole thing is seriously crooked. The CEO is offering to take pictures, which nobody asked for, but can't provide proof of a single mined block, let alone address all the other outlandish claims.

https://hashtalk.org/t/data-center-pictures/6448


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 17, 2014, 11:53:48 PM

The reason you can't find it is that the page requires you to be a customer and have a login t the cloud site.

The whole thing is seriously crooked. The CEO is offering to take pictures, which nobody asked for, but can't provide proof of a single mined block, let alone address all the other outlandish claims.

https://hashtalk.org/t/data-center-pictures/6448


Sorry but I am a customer, I bought a few hashlets just to see how it would work.  As for the rest, it could be a scam, time will tell.   However, in any case the site isn't well done.   It needs some basics like just being able to find out how the hashlets are supposed to work. 


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 12:23:58 AM

The reason you can't find it is that the page requires you to be a customer and have a login t the cloud site.

The whole thing is seriously crooked. The CEO is offering to take pictures, which nobody asked for, but can't provide proof of a single mined block, let alone address all the other outlandish claims.

https://hashtalk.org/t/data-center-pictures/6448


Sorry but I am a customer, I bought a few hashlets just to see how it would work.  As for the rest, it could be a scam, time will tell.   However, in any case the site isn't well done.   It needs some basics like just being able to find out how the hashlets are supposed to work.  

Oh, sorry, my mistake. The maintenance cost link is at the left bottom of the cloud site and I wouldn't have found it on my own either. Gray on gray and partly obscured by Win 7 Start button.

https://meem.link/i/a/HetI6.jpg
Edited 2020-11-27 to fix a broken image


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Slark on August 18, 2014, 12:26:33 AM

The reason you can't find it is that the page requires you to be a customer and have a login t the cloud site.

The whole thing is seriously crooked. The CEO is offering to take pictures, which nobody asked for, but can't provide proof of a single mined block, let alone address all the other outlandish claims.

https://hashtalk.org/t/data-center-pictures/6448


Sorry but I am a customer, I bought a few hashlets just to see how it would work.  As for the rest, it could be a scam, time will tell.   However, in any case the site isn't well done.   It needs some basics like just being able to find out how the hashlets are supposed to work. 

What? You really think that Hashlets are scam? For real? I know that idea is good and you can get return of investment pretty soon but if you are thinking GAW miners will scam anyone you are wrong....


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: jimlite on August 18, 2014, 12:28:09 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 12:35:00 AM
People asked for the proof that the miners exist. If you didn't see it it doesn't mean nobody asked for it. I've seen some of your posts and you keep spreading FUD and doubt. What's your problem with them?

I've seen many good questions being raised but I don't know anyone asking for pictures of the datacenter. If you do please share.

There are many other things that could help a lot with transparency and wouldn't take weeks to do. Like proof of blocks mined, proof of multipools being used, etc. Not to mention disclosures that should come as essential with the product being sold, such as maintenance costs as mentioned above, future upgrade paths (this being a major selling point), and at least a basic high-level overview of how it all is even possible.

"D" stands for doubt by the way. And I do have a lot of it. Not helped by the intentionally confusing and fluffy "cloud" surrounding this whole deal.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: seedtrue on August 18, 2014, 12:51:15 AM
People asked for the proof that the miners exist. If you didn't see it it doesn't mean nobody asked for it. I've seen some of your posts and you keep spreading FUD and doubt. What's your problem with them?

I've seen many good questions being raised but I don't know anyone asking for pictures of the datacenter. If you do please share.

There are many other things that could help a lot with transparency and wouldn't take weeks to do. Like proof of blocks mined, proof of multipools being used, etc. Not to mention disclosures that should come as essential with the product being sold, such as maintenance costs as mentioned above, future upgrade paths (this being a major selling point), and at least a basic high-level overview of how it all is even possible.

"D" stands for doubt by the way. And I do have a lot of it. Not helped by the intentionally confusing and fluffy "cloud" surrounding this whole deal.

Josh is planning to post pics of data-center this week on hashtalk.org


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 01:06:07 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.

In your interpretion are there any coins actually being mined? In my view that is a very simple and clear distinction between something sold as a "miner" (hardware, digital, whatever), which should be mining something, and a virtual contract such as B.MINE/B.SELL, which is purely a financial instrument. Both have their uses as long as there is no confusion which is which.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 01:15:39 AM
This guy for instance. There were more but you can find them yourself.


2) No documented evidence of physical miners or an actual datacenter presence, as much as you guys like to post photo/video propaganda of Josh being the "scrypt king" -- just seems odd you won't post any kind of proof.


I understand you have questions but I can also see why they chose to ignore you. The tone of your posts is rather specific, maybe this is just the way you act on a daily basis, but you keep questioning their intentions, acting like this whole thing is a one big conspiracy. Looks like you and GAW started off on the wrong foot.

Ok, I stand corrected on the picture request. Let's see them.

There were wrong feet many many times. I've been lied to and lied about enough to know to not trust them. I don't make any secret out of it so it's up to you how to interpret what I have to say.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Slark on August 18, 2014, 01:17:20 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.

In your interpretion are there any coins actually being mined? In my view that is a very simple and clear distinction between something sold as a "miner" (hardware, digital, whatever), which should be mining something, and a virtual contract such as B.MINE/B.SELL, which is purely a financial instrument. Both have their uses as long as there is no confusion which is which.

So you are saying here that your only problem is naming. Personally I don't care about things like that. I only care for ROI and from what I can see Hashlet is going to provide quite good gains for me.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: sirux on August 18, 2014, 01:20:23 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.

In your interpretion are there any coins actually being mined? In my view that is a very simple and clear distinction between something sold as a "miner" (hardware, digital, whatever), which should be mining something, and a virtual contract such as B.MINE/B.SELL, which is purely a financial instrument. Both have their uses as long as there is no confusion which is which.

So you are saying here that your only problem is naming. Personally I don't care about things like that. I only care for ROI and from what I can see Hashlet is going to provide quite good gains for me.

How do you know that? Do they provide proven math that your hashlet will ROI or any guarantees? No... If there was a chance GAW could make their gear ROI they would be mining for themselves and keeping the profits, no idea why they would want to share profits...


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 01:22:33 AM
So you are saying here that your only problem is naming. Personally I don't care about things like that. I only care for ROI and from what I can see Hashlet is going to provide quite good gains for me.

If it's not important then why name it a "miner"? Why not name it what it really is? And if it's not a miner then what is your ROI based on - have you thought about that?

And no, it's not the only problem, but I'm sure you already know that.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 18, 2014, 01:28:08 AM

The reason you can't find it is that the page requires you to be a customer and have a login t the cloud site.

The whole thing is seriously crooked. The CEO is offering to take pictures, which nobody asked for, but can't provide proof of a single mined block, let alone address all the other outlandish claims.

https://hashtalk.org/t/data-center-pictures/6448


Sorry but I am a customer, I bought a few hashlets just to see how it would work.  As for the rest, it could be a scam, time will tell.   However, in any case the site isn't well done.   It needs some basics like just being able to find out how the hashlets are supposed to work. 

Oh, sorry, my mistake. The maintenance cost link is at the left bottom of the cloud site and I wouldn't have found it on my own either. Gray on gray and partly obscured by Win 7 Start button.

http://i.snag.gy/HetI6.jpg

Oh!  Now that you pointed it out I was able to find it.   Very low contrast, not a good choice.   Thanks!


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 18, 2014, 01:38:13 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.

The very reason why I bought a few is to just test the waters.   I live in Japan and the power costs are extreme.   So for me cloud mining makes some sense but I haven't don't that well with it so far.   I figure GAW Miners isn't likely to disappear fast so it would be better than some.  Right now it is 9:30 pm EDT and I haven't been paid for the first day yet.   I'm a little uncomfortable about that.   (I bought yesterday at 2:00 am EDT, so I assume I'll get some payment.)

It is still early, I just find feedback important.   I could have transferred more BTC there and bought more, but I'm feeling a little cautious.

Personally I don't care if it is real mining or not as long as it just isn't a Ponzi.   I've made BTC off of the B.Mine/B.Sell at Havelock and that is completely virtual.   However the market at Havelock is pretty small.  

Form the support at the site:
"Also, many users are curious about payouts. Payouts are issued once every 24 hours, primarily in the hours between 10PM - 2AM Eastern. We issue payouts in waves to prevent overwhelming our Coinbase API. So if you don't see your payout at the same time as the previous day, or at the same time as another user, do not worry. It will come :)

Lastly, if you activated your miner after 7PM Eastern, you may not see a payout for that device that same night. You will however, see a prorate on the following day's payout."

So I should see my first payout in then next 3.5 hours.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Slark on August 18, 2014, 02:02:47 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.

The very reason why I bought a few is to just test the waters.   I live in Japan and the power costs are extreme.   So for me cloud mining makes some sense but I haven't don't that well with it so far.   I figure GAW Miners isn't likely to disappear fast so it would be better than some.  Right now it is 9:30 pm EDT and I haven't been paid for the first day yet.   I'm a little uncomfortable about that.   (I bought yesterday at 2:00 am EDT, so I assume I'll get some payment.)

It is still early, I just find feedback important.   I could have transferred more BTC there and bought more, but I'm feeling a little cautious.

Personally I don't care if it is real mining or not as long as it just isn't a Ponzi.   I've made BTC off of the B.Mine/B.Sell at Havelock and that is completely virtual.   However the market at Havelock is pretty small.  

Form the support at the site:
"Also, many users are curious about payouts. Payouts are issued once every 24 hours, primarily in the hours between 10PM - 2AM Eastern. We issue payouts in waves to prevent overwhelming our Coinbase API. So if you don't see your payout at the same time as the previous day, or at the same time as another user, do not worry. It will come :)

Lastly, if you activated your miner after 7PM Eastern, you may not see a payout for that device that same night. You will however, see a prorate on the following day's payout."

So I should see my first payout in then next 3.5 hours.

I would like to hear your opinion after that payout. As for your concerns I can assure you that this is not ponzi scheme or elaborate scam. From my previous experience with GAW I can tell you that they are serious business. If they scam people they are finished and they are pretty big company, that simply ain't gonna happen, you can sleep peacefully.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: canadian1969 on August 18, 2014, 02:06:26 AM
Yeah exactly,  as I posted from my support convo with them yesterday,  you are buying hash from a farm, not the physical machine, like renting miners, but with specific MHs.  For $15.99 to try it out, I mean jesus, what do you people want lol.

They got back to me on the reduction of maintenance fees over time:
Currently that is still in the works. We will know more as time progresses.

So thats still up in the air.
Cripes, whats the worst that can happen, I lose $16 ? wow. Im in to test,  just wish I could point it to other pools, like my own, but meh.
I cant wait to see the results after a week or so from those that have bought in. I know people who are buying like 100x7 MHs at a time, which I wouldn't do out of the gate, but speaks to the confidence some have in GAW.

I think their marketing could have been much better. First, dont show a pic of hardware in the ad, lol. Explain cloud mining,  call it what it is I mean. And have some hard pool data to show. but again, to try it out at $15.99 for 1MHs is a no brainer,  buy more if it works out. if they get better returns on their pools, great, if not, well you should still get something comparable to other profit switching pools. No hardware to go obsolete in 2 months, no heat, fans etc. Consolidating mining farms and selling 'shares' of hashing power makes a lot of sense to me. I like the set it and forget it aspects of this.

if they truly do end up scaling maintenance fees down as time passes to ensure ROI, all the better.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 18, 2014, 05:15:59 AM
Hashlet are not physical hardware. They are basically a new form of upgradeable cloud mining contracts that you actually own.
So you can buy whatever you want for $15.99/MH then pick from about 4 well known scrypt pools (which they may or may not
actually be hashing at) or the Zen Hashlet pool, which they say is guaranteed to perform better than any other pool.  So yes,
there is some smoke and mirrors here I think, but for cloud mining which is usually at $25/MH, non-transferable contract that you
don't own, etc. Hashlets make sense for people who want to make some btc without the hassle of physical hardware and being
able to buy as much as they want or as little to try it out.  I bought a few MH and so far it seems to be working.  Only time will
tell, GAW claims next week will be an upgrade program, hopefully it is a very good offer, or I will not give up my physical asics.
If you want to see more about it, check out my signature below for a discount.

The very reason why I bought a few is to just test the waters.   I live in Japan and the power costs are extreme.   So for me cloud mining makes some sense but I haven't don't that well with it so far.   I figure GAW Miners isn't likely to disappear fast so it would be better than some.  Right now it is 9:30 pm EDT and I haven't been paid for the first day yet.   I'm a little uncomfortable about that.   (I bought yesterday at 2:00 am EDT, so I assume I'll get some payment.)

It is still early, I just find feedback important.   I could have transferred more BTC there and bought more, but I'm feeling a little cautious.

Personally I don't care if it is real mining or not as long as it just isn't a Ponzi.   I've made BTC off of the B.Mine/B.Sell at Havelock and that is completely virtual.   However the market at Havelock is pretty small.  

Form the support at the site:
"Also, many users are curious about payouts. Payouts are issued once every 24 hours, primarily in the hours between 10PM - 2AM Eastern. We issue payouts in waves to prevent overwhelming our Coinbase API. So if you don't see your payout at the same time as the previous day, or at the same time as another user, do not worry. It will come :)

Lastly, if you activated your miner after 7PM Eastern, you may not see a payout for that device that same night. You will however, see a prorate on the following day's payout."

So I should see my first payout in then next 3.5 hours.

I would like to hear your opinion after that payout. As for your concerns I can assure you that this is not ponzi scheme or elaborate scam. From my previous experience with GAW I can tell you that they are serious business. If they scam people they are finished and they are pretty big company, that simply ain't gonna happen, you can sleep peacefully.

Well I now see the payouts listed, but they haven't made it into the balance at the top of the page.   Maybe it takes a while.   The yield seems very good right now but I'm not used to slow daily payments.    Oh, I also haven't seen the deductions for maintenance so maybe that is still part of the process.  

Edit: It just took awhile, my balance updated.   Looks like it is working as expected.  Just painfully slow.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 05:27:39 AM
Well I now see the payouts listed, but they haven't made it into the balance at the top of the page.   Maybe it takes a while.   The yield seems very good right now but I'm not used to slow daily payments.    Oh, I also haven't seen the deductions for maintenance so maybe that is still part of the process.  

Edit: It just took awhile, my balance updated.   Looks like it is working as expected.  Just painfully slow.

I have a separate transaction for the maintenance fee. I think they don't charge the fee on the first payout, at least I didn't get charged yesterday. Currently the fee is ~25% of total earnings.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 18, 2014, 05:41:06 AM
Well I now see the payouts listed, but they haven't made it into the balance at the top of the page.   Maybe it takes a while.   The yield seems very good right now but I'm not used to slow daily payments.    Oh, I also haven't seen the deductions for maintenance so maybe that is still part of the process.  

Edit: It just took awhile, my balance updated.   Looks like it is working as expected.  Just painfully slow.

I have a separate transaction for the maintenance fee. I think they don't charge the fee on the first payout, at least I didn't get charged yesterday. Currently the fee is ~25% of total earnings.

It is a concern with BTC so low ~$485 now.   $.08 would be ~.000165 BTC.   The projected earnings are .00064393 BTC, leaving about .00047893 BTC.   The current cost of 1 MHS is about .03299 BTC so the daily yield is a ~ 1.45%.  

However, I don't see how such high rewards can be maintained and it is possible the BTC could drop much lower.   So there is a *LOT* of risk here.  


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: primer10 on August 18, 2014, 07:32:37 AM
The worrying thing is that Scrypt is not as profitable as before. Even for cloudmining, GAWminer has to switch between coins + exchanging it, in order to remain profitable. All these are behind-the-scene and the vagueness in hashlet's description does not help. Comparatively, it is easier for BTC cloudmining like CEX.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: patrike on August 18, 2014, 10:11:05 AM
What might push down the profitability is the fact that all Scrypt mining from the Hashlet's are exchanged into Bitcoin. This might result in more selling pressure on Litecoin in order to get BTC, and the Litecoin value will continue to drop.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 18, 2014, 11:13:25 AM
It is a concern with BTC so low ~$485 now.   $.08 would be ~.000165 BTC.   The projected earnings are .00064393 BTC, leaving about .00047893 BTC.   The current cost of 1 MHS is about .03299 BTC so the daily yield is a ~ 1.45%.  

However, I don't see how such high rewards can be maintained and it is possible the BTC could drop much lower.   So there is a *LOT* of risk here.  

It's also possible that BTC goes up much higher. Do I have to remind you that the last high value of BTC was over $1000?

With the prices below $500 all of us who bought miners in the last 6 months won't ROI, but I'm certain we won't stay at this price.

Sure ... but right now the risk is to the downside.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: GAW_Taylan on August 18, 2014, 06:48:58 PM
Basically, it is a cloudmining contract, but the exact contract terms are not easily to be found (e.g. hosting cost, duration...).

It is supposed to be tradeable though, and seems to be cheaper than competitors products.


Also, please move to altcoin forum.

Hey Guys, I'm here to explain all that I can to you guys!

It is not a contract, more of a *soon* tradable way to access as much hashpower as you want with a tiny maintainance fee which will drop over time, causing your miner to be forever profitable.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Somekindabitcoin on August 18, 2014, 07:42:35 PM
Basically after a month and a half, it's going to be profitable forever. Albeit, not as fast as it usually is, but it will still be there.



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 18, 2014, 07:51:34 PM
Basically after a month and a half, it's going to be profitable forever. Albeit, not as fast as it usually is, but it will still be there.



Why, what's going to happen in a month and a half?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 19, 2014, 01:55:25 AM
Basically after a month and a half, it's going to be profitable forever. Albeit, not as fast as it usually is, but it will still be there.



Why, what's going to happen in a month and a half?
Bad math?   Right now the breakeven point appears to be over 80 days out.   That is partly because of the low BTC price.   It might not be the best time to buy Hashlets, if BTC price goes back over $500 that would bring the break even down a bit. 

However if you are spending fiat to get Hashlets, it is probably a great time to buy.   


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: jekv2 on August 19, 2014, 01:59:27 AM
HASHLET A SACAM.


Title: Re: Hashlet GAW Ponzi mining Rigs ... or Vaper Rigs
Post by: danny757 on August 19, 2014, 02:20:56 AM
I got took for 15 MH/s  thinking I was going to mine some scrypt coin looking to speculate on coins you only have a few pools to pick from and they all mine and convert to bitcoin what a waste of 15 mh/s
been mine bitcoin for 3 years this is an insult to me.... really so thinking about what there doing there vaper mining rigs. or Ponzi Rigs ! I can tell you no one at my shop and crew will ever buy anything from them again... I got some before thinking so I hope this saves someone some money,

Danny


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bitgeek on August 19, 2014, 03:10:52 AM
HASHLET A SACAM.
Can't even make it into a sentence, not to mention spelling. What a joke...



Title: Re: Hashlet GAW Ponzi mining Rigs ... or Vaper Rigs
Post by: dyask on August 19, 2014, 04:32:15 AM
I got took for 15 MH/s  thinking I was going to mine some scrypt coin looking to speculate on coins you only have a few pools to pick from and they all mine and convert to bitcoin what a waste of 15 mh/s
been mine bitcoin for 3 years this is an insult to me.... really so thinking about what there doing there vaper mining rigs. or Ponzi Rigs ! I can tell you no one at my shop and crew will ever buy anything from them again... I got some before thinking so I hope this saves someone some money,

Danny
You can use the BTC to buy any coin your want.   That would be a feature!


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Somekindabitcoin on August 19, 2014, 05:11:57 AM
Basically after a month and a half, it's going to be profitable forever. Albeit, not as fast as it usually is, but it will still be there.



Why, what's going to happen in a month and a half?
Bad math?   Right now the breakeven point appears to be over 80 days out.   That is partly because of the low BTC price.   It might not be the best time to buy Hashlets, if BTC price goes back over $500 that would bring the break even down a bit. 

However if you are spending fiat to get Hashlets, it is probably a great time to buy.   

It's only a month and a half. I already calculated that at the current amount of btc i'm getting. Why don't you get some btc and get some hashlets?

You get paid more than you would in any pool


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 19, 2014, 05:26:20 AM
Basically after a month and a half, it's going to be profitable forever. Albeit, not as fast as it usually is, but it will still be there.



Why, what's going to happen in a month and a half?
Bad math?   Right now the breakeven point appears to be over 80 days out.   That is partly because of the low BTC price.   It might not be the best time to buy Hashlets, if BTC price goes back over $500 that would bring the break even down a bit.  

However if you are spending fiat to get Hashlets, it is probably a great time to buy.  

It's only a month and a half. I already calculated that at the current amount of btc i'm getting. Why don't you get some btc and get some hashlets?

You get paid more than you would in any pool
You better check your math.  Did you account for the maintenance costs?   You seem to be off by a factor of 2.  Right now it is about 80 days until the $16 is paid for.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 19, 2014, 05:40:04 AM
It's only a month and a half. I already calculated that at the current amount of btc i'm getting. Why don't you get some btc and get some hashlets?
You get paid more than you would in any pool
You better check your math.  Did you account for the maintenance costs?   You seem to be off by a factor of 2.  Right now it is about 80 days until the $16 is paid for.

Not to mention that revenue will not stay the same and it's a fairly safe bet that it will go down 30-50% per month.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Somekindabitcoin on August 19, 2014, 05:40:28 AM
I did add the maintenance cost as well  ::)

+1 GH now that I own.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 19, 2014, 06:01:13 AM
It's only a month and a half. I already calculated that at the current amount of btc i'm getting. Why don't you get some btc and get some hashlets?
You get paid more than you would in any pool
You better check your math.  Did you account for the maintenance costs?   You seem to be off by a factor of 2.  Right now it is about 80 days until the $16 is paid for.

Not to mention that revenue will not stay the same and it's a fairly safe bet that it will go down 30-50% per month.
Sure ...  And that is scary.   If it goes down by 50% a month we lose.
1) $6.00     $6.00   ... $10.00 to go
2) $3.00     $9.00   ...  $7.00 to go
3) $1.50    $10.50  ...  $5.50 to go
4) $0.75    $11.25  ...  $4.75 to go
...

The $6 is based on todays profit being around $.22 / MHs   (.00047372 BTC / MHs, which still an estimate because I haven't seen the actual amount yet.)

EDIT: My average payout today was 0.00052 BTC / MHs of Hashlet.    At the current price of bitcoin $476, that works out to $0.2475.  So IF everything stayed constant it would take 16/.2475 days to get to ROI ...  ~65 days ... A little over two months.   


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: jekv2 on August 19, 2014, 10:38:45 AM
HASHLET A SACAM.
Can't even make it into a sentence, not to mention spelling. What a joke...



Oh no the NAZI is back again.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: AirFlame on August 19, 2014, 01:55:25 PM
HASHLET A SACAM.
Can't even make it into a sentence, not to mention spelling. What a joke...



Oh no the NAZI is back again.

Trust: -1 why even bother to read ? Scammer will always fill Your life with lies :)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bennynjetz on August 20, 2014, 09:37:05 PM
Since my label here is "Newbie" I feel as if I must preface every post with I am not a newbie to Bitcoin  :P

OK, on to my point:

I am a huge fan of GAW and have been since they started manufacturing and selling Antminers. I have many Antminers, and they crank out the performance day after day. That's why I chose to jump on the Hashlet train from day one. Keep this in mind: if you are doing this to get rich or to "spot" a scam, just get out. Do this for fun and for the thrill of the ride.

This is like everything else - when you look for something bad you will find it. If you are willing to try it out, get in with little investment and go from there. That's exactly what I did (started with 2 Mh/s) and now I'm 102 Mh/s deep. It's a nice add-on to my hardware mining and the maintenance fees are reasonable.

Let's be friends and have fun, my BTC brothers and sisters!



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on August 20, 2014, 09:46:31 PM
Since my label here is "Newbie" I feel as if I must preface every post with I am not a newbie to Bitcoin  :P

OK, on to my point:

I am a huge fan of GAW and have been since they started manufacturing and selling Antminers. I have many Antminers, and they crank out the performance day after day. That's why I chose to jump on the Hashlet train from day one. Keep this in mind: if you are doing this to get rich or to "spot" a scam, just get out. Do this for fun and for the thrill of the ride.

This is like everything else - when you look for something bad you will find it. If you are willing to try it out, get in with little investment and go from there. That's exactly what I did (started with 2 Mh/s) and now I'm 102 Mh/s deep. It's a nice add-on to my hardware mining and the maintenance fees are reasonable.

Let's be friends and have fun, my BTC brothers and sisters!


Ok, that's a new one. What else did they manufacture?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bennynjetz on August 20, 2014, 10:03:38 PM
Since my label here is "Newbie" I feel as if I must preface every post with I am not a newbie to Bitcoin  :P

OK, on to my point:

I am a huge fan of GAW and have been since they started manufacturing and selling Antminers. I have many Antminers, and they crank out the performance day after day. That's why I chose to jump on the Hashlet train from day one. Keep this in mind: if you are doing this to get rich or to "spot" a scam, just get out. Do this for fun and for the thrill of the ride.

This is like everything else - when you look for something bad you will find it. If you are willing to try it out, get in with little investment and go from there. That's exactly what I did (started with 2 Mh/s) and now I'm 102 Mh/s deep. It's a nice add-on to my hardware mining and the maintenance fees are reasonable.

Let's be friends and have fun, my BTC brothers and sisters!


Ok, that's a new one. What else did they manufacture?

So sorry. I used the term "manufacturing" way too loosely. Since they started SELLING them.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bitgeek on August 21, 2014, 12:17:24 AM
Since my label here is "Newbie" I feel as if I must preface every post with I am not a newbie to Bitcoin  :P

OK, on to my point:

I am a huge fan of GAW and have been since they started manufacturing and selling Antminers. I have many Antminers, and they crank out the performance day after day. That's why I chose to jump on the Hashlet train from day one. Keep this in mind: if you are doing this to get rich or to "spot" a scam, just get out. Do this for fun and for the thrill of the ride.

This is like everything else - when you look for something bad you will find it. If you are willing to try it out, get in with little investment and go from there. That's exactly what I did (started with 2 Mh/s) and now I'm 102 Mh/s deep. It's a nice add-on to my hardware mining and the maintenance fees are reasonable.

Let's be friends and have fun, my BTC brothers and sisters!


I agree with you, but I don't think we should keep this thread going. You can find many threads discussing GAW and Hashlet on this forum that weren't started by a troll.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Slark on August 21, 2014, 08:28:09 PM
Since my label here is "Newbie" I feel as if I must preface every post with I am not a newbie to Bitcoin  :P

OK, on to my point:

I am a huge fan of GAW and have been since they started manufacturing and selling Antminers. I have many Antminers, and they crank out the performance day after day. That's why I chose to jump on the Hashlet train from day one. Keep this in mind: if you are doing this to get rich or to "spot" a scam, just get out. Do this for fun and for the thrill of the ride.

This is like everything else - when you look for something bad you will find it. If you are willing to try it out, get in with little investment and go from there. That's exactly what I did (started with 2 Mh/s) and now I'm 102 Mh/s deep. It's a nice add-on to my hardware mining and the maintenance fees are reasonable.

Let's be friends and have fun, my BTC brothers and sisters!


I agree with you, but I don't think we should keep this thread going. You can find many threads discussing GAW and Hashlet on this forum that weren't started by a troll.

Exactly this. There are so many Hashlet thread while almost none of them are providing serious insight concerning this matter. And I don't want to read any more biased info by angry trolls.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on August 22, 2014, 04:27:40 PM
http://gawminers.com/pages/hashlet

I don't understand what this is.

I read and read, but it doen't click to me.

Any easy explanation?

Is this a cloud hosting service?

Is this hardware that gets delivered to your door?

Is this sha256/scrypt?

Specially for you I made a video explaining HASHLET Cloudmining Service

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNIah2aXV34


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: reb0rn21 on August 23, 2014, 02:28:06 AM
Hashlet is a farm that use most profitable HW to mine, I presume now they mine BTC... next month maybe some new scrypt HW or anything else which make more profit per Watt...
I am sure they will not disclose it...


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: jimlite on August 23, 2014, 06:32:20 PM
My guess is they are renting out the hashing power from hashlets,
because renting it out would allow them to pay higher than any
multipool, which they are doing.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: blacklizard on August 26, 2014, 05:12:58 AM
I got myself a couple of hashlets. Which pool would you guys recommend from the available ones?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: kcheel on August 26, 2014, 05:17:38 AM
I got myself a couple of hashlets. Which pool would you guys recommend from the available ones?


Zenpool is the only choice right now for Hashlets unless you hate money.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: blacklizard on August 26, 2014, 05:24:30 AM
who hates money.  :P

I see they've gone up to $19.99 now,


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: ScryptAsic on August 26, 2014, 05:38:20 AM
who hates money.  :P

I see they've gone up to $19.99 now,

Not worth to buy now since they have increased the price..


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 26, 2014, 06:09:30 AM
who hates money.  :P

I see they've gone up to $19.99 now,

Not worth to buy now since they have increased the price..
They are still selling so fast that it sounds like there is going to be another price increase.

For my herd of Hashlets ... I'm still have $14.91 to go till breakeven.   


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Marvell1 on August 26, 2014, 06:11:21 AM
I have 125mhz in hashlets, payouts,were very nice today, makes me want to buy more


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 26, 2014, 09:35:26 AM
I have 125mhz in hashlets, payouts,were very nice today, makes me want to buy more

Marvell1, can you share your payout per MHS?
I'm sure everyone is pretty much the same.   I made 0.000513069 BTC / MHs today.   That is after expenses.   


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: BitCoinPokerBro on August 26, 2014, 10:15:23 AM
I have 125mhz in hashlets, payouts,were very nice today, makes me want to buy more

Marvell1, can you share your payout per MHS?
I'm sure everyone is pretty much the same.   I made 0.000513069 BTC / MHs today.   That is after expenses.  


I made BTC0.00061222/MH after fee's.  0.000513 is GAW's automatically calculated estimate per MH but we often make more. 16.1% in this case



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 26, 2014, 10:19:26 AM
I have 125mhz in hashlets, payouts,were very nice today, makes me want to buy more

Marvell1, can you share your payout per MHS?
I'm sure everyone is pretty much the same.   I made 0.000513069 BTC / MHs today.   That is after expenses.  


I made BTC0.00061222/MH after fee's.  0.000513 is the automatically projected amount but we often make more than Zen's estimate.

Different is likely that I'm paying full hosting cost and you have hosting already paid at least on part of your hashing?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: BitCoinPokerBro on August 26, 2014, 10:23:18 AM
I have 125mhz in hashlets, payouts,were very nice today, makes me want to buy more

Marvell1, can you share your payout per MHS?
I'm sure everyone is pretty much the same.   I made 0.000513069 BTC / MHs today.   That is after expenses.  


I made BTC0.00061222/MH after fee's.  0.000513 is the automatically projected amount but we often make more than Zen's estimate.

Different is likely that I'm paying full hosting cost and you have hosting already paid at least on part of your hashing?

Nope all my miners are Hashlet

Add each payout, subtract fee's, then divide by 26

http://www.anony.ws/i/2014/08/26/465465456.png


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on August 26, 2014, 10:52:20 AM
I have 125mhz in hashlets, payouts,were very nice today, makes me want to buy more

Marvell1, can you share your payout per MHS?
I'm sure everyone is pretty much the same.   I made 0.000513069 BTC / MHs today.   That is after expenses.  


I made BTC0.00061222/MH after fee's.  0.000513 is the automatically projected amount but we often make more than Zen's estimate.

Different is likely that I'm paying full hosting cost and you have hosting already paid at least on part of your hashing?

Nope all my miners are Hashlet

Add each payout, subtract fee's, then divide by 26

http://www.anony.ws/i/2014/08/26/465465456.png
Hmmm this is interesting.

I compute mine by (Today's balance - Yesterday's balance) / # Hashlets.    That is easier since I have 10 different Hashlets.    However I've very curious as to why my gain seems so low.      

EDIT: Math checks out, but there is a lot of variation from Hashlet to Hashlet, so I just had a bad day.   >:(


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: blacklizard on August 26, 2014, 01:19:40 PM
who hates money.  :P

I see they've gone up to $19.99 now,

Not worth to buy now since they have increased the price..

Only wish I would have gotten more at $15.99. Not sure about buying more at $19.99. Wishful thinking is that they raised the price to do a "discount promo" in the next days for.... $15.99.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: kcheel on August 26, 2014, 01:51:53 PM
I am still kicking myself for not buying more before the price increase but still bought another 105mh last night.  It sounds like the price is going to increase again this week.  After afflilate kickback, coupon, rewards points, credit card kickback, I ended up paying around $18 for them, so that helps a little.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: blacklizard on August 26, 2014, 01:53:30 PM
You got any discount coupons? Just got 5 more at 19.99. Turns out that buying 5 x1 MH is cheaper than 1x 5 MH


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: kcheel on August 26, 2014, 02:10:15 PM
You got any discount coupons? Just got 5 more at 19.99. Turns out that buying 5 x1 MH is cheaper than 1x 5 MH


No, looks like all the discount codes are not valid anymore.  I had a coupon from cashing in previous reward points.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: blacklizard on August 26, 2014, 02:18:38 PM
Hmmm, my new hashlets show approx. 21-22k satoshi estimated payout per MH with the ones from yesterday and before being above 40k?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: kcheel on August 26, 2014, 02:21:05 PM
Hmmm, my new hashlets show approx. 21-22k satoshi estimated payout per MH with the ones from yesterday and before being above 40k?


First day estimate is always way off on all the hosted miners, so no worries.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on August 26, 2014, 06:26:57 PM
Price of a hashlet has now risen to $24.95


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: OptimusPrime7 on August 26, 2014, 08:24:42 PM
Price of a hashlet has now risen to $24.95

That suck, asic price should be cheaper from time to time.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: blacklizard on August 26, 2014, 08:56:33 PM
Price of a hashlet has now risen to $24.95

Glad I did my shopping already. ROI on $24.95 is gonna take a while


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 08, 2014, 03:16:35 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7DGtBZMfKg
 ::)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 08, 2014, 03:28:11 AM
You know why GAW is pushing hashlets so hard the last ~month?.... its because of these... https://turingstations.com/  "550MH/s – $4,899 ..Power Consumption: 1100-1200 Watt"  when these hit the network 1 mh isnt going to roi in 2 months.

... gaw miners 550MH... $11,000 when from turing you can get it for $4,900.


edit...not to meantion  at 550MH youre paying 8cents each per day... paying them 44$ a day ( for "maintenance"). dont get got friend... at 1200watts IF your KW/h was $.20 (very high)... it would only cost 6 dollers a day to run. thieves.

Stop peddling that shit. Learn to read and think.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=769984.0


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 08, 2014, 03:02:56 PM
Hashlet Primes have gone up in price now to $49.95. $10 increase.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 09, 2014, 01:42:45 PM
Hashlet Primes have gone up in price now to $49.95. $10 increase.

Thanks great news, if they are still going to launch there hashlet trading platform


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: atsuky on September 09, 2014, 10:34:36 PM
Hope when the trading site will release the price/mh on hashlet prime will keep at 50$, then the people who bought at 15$ will get an x3 easy


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on September 11, 2014, 07:15:03 AM
Hope when the trading site will release the price/mh on hashlet prime will keep at 50$, then the people who bought at 15$ will get an x3 easy

I expect that when the market opens the Primes will be trading somewhat less than $50, probably more in the $30 range.   It is still a great gain for those that bought at the $15.99 prices.   Besides that my primes now only have $12.47 to pay back.   I'm sure others are even doing better than that, because I bought a bunch of $30 primes. 


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Korbman on September 12, 2014, 09:08:32 PM
I'm surprised no one has brought up the super high $0.08 per MH/s fee (or maybe I missed it). If you compare it to, say, an A2 Innosilicon miner (85 MH/s @ 750W), it's the equivalent of paying nearly $0.38 per kWh.

I imagine that's how they make the vast majority of their money. Massive datacenter space @ $0.05-10 per kWh, tack on an extra $0.10/kWh to cover maintenance/rent, and the rest is just icing on the cake. It would also explain how they have room to "reduce fees over time to maintain profitability".

Think if they were selling the MH/s off of racks of KnC Titans (first batch, 300MH/s @ 1100W). Their $0.08 per MH/s fee means we're paying the equivalent of almost $0.91 per kWh.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: tom99 on September 12, 2014, 09:24:01 PM
I'm surprised no one has brought up the super high $0.08 per MH/s fee (or maybe I missed it). If you compare it to, say, an A2 Innosilicon miner (85 MH/s @ 750W), it's the equivalent of paying nearly $0.38 per kWh.

I imagine that's how they make the vast majority of their money. Massive datacenter space @ $0.05-10 per kWh, tack on an extra $0.10/kWh to cover maintenance/rent, and the rest is just icing on the cake. It would also explain how they have room to "reduce fees over time to maintain profitability".

Think if they were selling the MH/s off of racks of KnC Titans (first batch, 300MH/s @ 1100W). Their $0.08 per MH/s fee means we're paying the equivalent of almost $0.91 per kWh.

  remember .08 not only for power use and maint .... etc.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 12, 2014, 09:37:02 PM
I'm surprised no one has brought up the super high $0.08 per MH/s fee (or maybe I missed it). If you compare it to, say, an A2 Innosilicon miner (85 MH/s @ 750W), it's the equivalent of paying nearly $0.38 per kWh.

I imagine that's how they make the vast majority of their money. Massive datacenter space @ $0.05-10 per kWh, tack on an extra $0.10/kWh to cover maintenance/rent, and the rest is just icing on the cake. It would also explain how they have room to "reduce fees over time to maintain profitability".

Think if they were selling the MH/s off of racks of KnC Titans (first batch, 300MH/s @ 1100W). Their $0.08 per MH/s fee means we're paying the equivalent of almost $0.91 per kWh.

  remember .08 not only for power use and maint .... etc.

Exactly, 0.8 ain`t that bad @all


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Korbman on September 12, 2014, 10:14:30 PM
 remember .08 not only for power use and maint .... etc.

Exactly, 0.8 ain`t that bad @all

I suppose I'm missing the meaning behind these one-off sentences. Since when is [theoretically] paying $0.91 per kWh "not that bad"? Even after considering every possible power, space, salary, web development and marketing cost, it's still incredibly expensive. At that point, it's far cheaper (aka, more profitable) to purchase a Titan and pay for datacenter hosting yourself, all for $0.30-40 / kWh.

Granted, the convenience and value here is in the accessibility...being able to purchase MH/s in small increments (1, 5, 25, etc) as opposed to purchasing a multi-thousand Dollar rig on your own. And assuming they allow trading / selling the Hashlets again, that would add another level of convenience.

I should clarify...I'm not saying $0.08 per MH/s *is* bad, I'm saying that it *could* be bad. It all depends on the hardware behind the scenes, which we'll likely never know what it is.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 12, 2014, 10:36:31 PM
  remember .08 not only for power use and maint .... etc.

Exactly, 0.8 ain`t that bad @all

I suppose I'm missing the meaning behind these one-off sentences. Since when is [theoretically] paying $0.91 per kWh "not that bad"? Even after considering every possible power, space, salary, web development and marketing cost, it's still incredibly expensive. At that point, it's far cheap (aka, more profitable) to purchase a Titan and pay for datacenter hosting yourself, all for $0.30-40 / kWh.

Granted, the convenience and value here is in the accessibility...being able to purchase MH/s in small increments (1, 5, 25, etc) as opposed to purchasing a multi-thousand Dollar rig on your own. And assuming they allow trading / selling the Hashlets again, that would add another level of convenience.

I should clarify...I'm not saying $0.08 per MH/s *is* bad, I'm saying that it *could* be bad. It all depends on the hardware behind the scenes, which we'll likely never know what it is.
Bunch of GAW Miners i guess


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: lyth0s on September 13, 2014, 06:46:42 AM
Well the $0.08 per MH is them paying for the hosting site, hardware cost, cooling, electricity and maintenance. I think that cost is very reasonable.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 13, 2014, 06:55:15 AM
I just purchased a remember Hashlet! :)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: yan7181 on September 13, 2014, 09:28:53 AM
any estimation return for rememberhashlet?
and is it using the ltcpool?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 13, 2014, 09:34:44 AM
any estimation return for rememberhashlet?
and is it using the ltcpool?

From what I read, the Remember hashlet is basically the same as a Zen Hashlet, so will use the Zenpool. This is also the reason it costs the same as the Zen Hashlet.

The Remember Hashlet is a limited edition Hashlet so probably very soon, they will be all gone.

I wonder with the LTC Pool if that means they will bring out another Hashlet that will be perhaps a Hashlet Solo for that particular pool.

If you have a Hashlet Prime then you can choose that anyway as you can do pool switching with those.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 14, 2014, 04:17:51 AM
Sell off your Prime and get almost $40 bucks!

Today The Zen portal made it possible to sell your Hashlets. For us early adapters we make a nice profit selling hour hashlet prime.

Early adaptors profits
Also today i Made 60% roi on my Primes, and i can sell them for $39.96
We made a list of the rates you get for your hashlets, we think the value will drop fast.

Rates:
Hashlet Prime $39.96
Hashlet Genesis $7.90
CleverHashlet $13.56
MultiHashlet $12.70
http://www.bitcoinupdate.nl/uploads/3/3/0/6/330647/1008400_orig.jpg

More from my Hashlet review:
http://www.bitcoinupdate.nl/home/hashlets-market-opened-his-doors-free-upgrade-for-prime-users






Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 14, 2014, 04:51:27 AM
Sell off your Prime and get almost $40 bucks!

Today The Zen portal made it possible to sell your Hashlets. For us early adapters we make a nice profit selling hour hashlet prime.

Early adaptors profits
Also today i Made 60% roi on my Primes, and i can sell them for $39.96
We made a list of the rates you get for your hashlets, we think the value will drop fast.

Rates:
Hashlet Prime $39.96
Hashlet Genesis $7.90
CleverHashlet $13.56
MultiHashlet $12.70
http://www.bitcoinupdate.nl/uploads/3/3/0/6/330647/1008400_orig.jpg

More from my Hashlet review:
http://www.bitcoinupdate.nl/home/hashlets-market-opened-his-doors-free-upgrade-for-prime-users

Thanks for taking the time to put info up on your website with pictures etc.. Really helpful :)






Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Thenen on September 14, 2014, 09:03:27 AM
You mean hashlet can be trade now like cex.io?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 14, 2014, 09:19:37 AM
You mean hashlet can be trade now like cex.io?

Not quite. It can be sold back for 80% of retail price, but only if there is someone buying it at full retail.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on September 14, 2014, 10:15:37 AM
You mean hashlet can be trade now like cex.io?

Not quite. It can be sold back for 80% of retail price, but only if there is someone buying it at full retail.
It seems it may also get sold if someone is doing auto-purchase, in that case there is a 5% discount.   Not a 100% clear yet.
 


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 14, 2014, 05:03:43 PM
You mean hashlet can be trade now like cex.io?

Not quite. It can be sold back for 80% of retail price, but only if there is someone buying it at full retail.
It seems it may also get sold if someone is doing auto-purchase, in that case there is a 5% discount.   Not a 100% clear yet.
 

Some resellers are also selling them with discounts. Not sure if those sales use up the buyback queue or not.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 14, 2014, 06:13:05 PM
I was thinking about doing a series of videos which I would post a few times a week on Youtube where I purchase 10GH/s with both Genesis Mining and a Genesis Hashlet to compare daily payments over a period of time.

I also want to do the same with 1 MH/s

What I am unsure to do though is the following.

1 MH/s with Genesis Mining costs 17.99 USD and I can purchase a waffle hashlet for 17.99 USD

Does that sound like a good comparison as I am not sure if it is fair to perhaps purchase a Zen Hashlet that costs 3 USD more.

What does anyone else think?

Should I get a Zen Hashlet or keep with a Hashlet which is at the same price as the Genesis Mining price?

Thoughts anyone?

Edit: What I have decided to do is get a Genesis Hashlet, a Waffle Hashlet as that is the same price as 1 MH/s with Genesis Mining and also a Zen Hashlet as that uses the Zen pool so will be interesting to also compare daily payouts between the Waffle Pool payouts and the Zen Pool payouts.



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 14, 2014, 08:55:40 PM
I was thinking about doing a series of videos which I would post a few times a week on Youtube where I purchase 10GH/s with both Genesis Mining and a Genesis Hashlet to compare daily payments over a period of time.

I also want to do the same with 1 MH/s

What I am unsure to do though is the following.

1 MH/s with Genesis Mining costs 17.99 USD and I can purchase a waffle hashlet for 17.99 USD

Does that sound like a good comparison as I am not sure if it is fair to perhaps purchase a Zen Hashlet that costs 3 USD more.

What does anyone else think?

Should I get a Zen Hashlet or keep with a Hashlet which is at the same price as the Genesis Mining price?

Thoughts anyone?

Edit: What I have decided to do is get a Genesis Hashlet, a Waffle Hashlet as that is the same price as 1 MH/s with Genesis Mining and also a Zen Hashlet as that uses the Zen pool so will be interesting to also compare daily payouts between the Waffle Pool payouts and the Zen Pool payouts.


Thit Genesis you can atleast get 5% discount whit that MOON voucher code. And you can chose your own coins, or get btc.  You cannot (yet) chose a pool, somthing i like whit the Hashlets.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: nulo0b on September 14, 2014, 10:35:21 PM
sooo i'm missng something?

so i bought 1 multhash, i'm getn per day, Multipool.us   0.00044140 BTC

15.95 for a month, 15.95=0.03354285 BTC

0.00044140 BTC*30days = 0.01324200 for the multihash..

just bought it, wanna push my last btc i found in it.. but not sure about that anymore.. someone can help?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: sandpaper on September 14, 2014, 10:50:53 PM
Your math sounds right. What's the problem? That seems like close to 3 months for ROI which isn't awful but not great.

Edit: It isn't 15.95 per month, it's 15.95 for a year or "lifetime" as far as I know.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 14, 2014, 11:07:56 PM
Your math sounds right. What's the problem? That seems like close to 3 months for ROI which isn't awful but not great.

Edit: It isn't 15.95 per month, it's 15.95 for a year or "lifetime" as far as I know.

It's lifetime. But don't forget that LTC difficulty is going to go up significantly and this will decrease earnings for the pools and consequently for the hashlets, at least the non-zen ones.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 15, 2014, 05:17:46 AM
I was thinking about doing a series of videos which I would post a few times a week on Youtube where I purchase 10GH/s with both Genesis Mining and a Genesis Hashlet to compare daily payments over a period of time.

I also want to do the same with 1 MH/s

What I am unsure to do though is the following.

1 MH/s with Genesis Mining costs 17.99 USD and I can purchase a waffle hashlet for 17.99 USD

Does that sound like a good comparison as I am not sure if it is fair to perhaps purchase a Zen Hashlet that costs 3 USD more.

What does anyone else think?

Should I get a Zen Hashlet or keep with a Hashlet which is at the same price as the Genesis Mining price?

Thoughts anyone?

Edit: What I have decided to do is get a Genesis Hashlet, a Waffle Hashlet as that is the same price as 1 MH/s with Genesis Mining and also a Zen Hashlet as that uses the Zen pool so will be interesting to also compare daily payouts between the Waffle Pool payouts and the Zen Pool payouts.


Thit Genesis you can atleast get 5% discount whit that MOON voucher code. And you can chose your own coins, or get btc.  You cannot (yet) chose a pool, somthing i like whit the Hashlets.

I didn't use your code ZetaOS, just a normal 3% one as I don't purchase hashpower too often, I am now going back down the list of usernames I have and giving something back to those who have used my code in the past. I will probably use your code in the future though, although I do like it if people do likewise, even if mine is for less discount.

Will be good to compare payouts though, even between the waffle hashlets and the zen ones.

First video is up now.
http://youtu.be/i8mj-QoK9Ro

Please leave a comment and subscribe to my channel, will be interesting to see how this ROI battle goes in the coming weeks.

Thanks

Ian


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: dyask on September 15, 2014, 05:32:07 AM
sooo i'm missng something?

so i bought 1 multhash, i'm getn per day, Multipool.us   0.00044140 BTC

15.95 for a month, 15.95=0.03354285 BTC

0.00044140 BTC*30days = 0.01324200 for the multihash..

just bought it, wanna push my last btc i found in it.. but not sure about that anymore.. someone can help?

You are missing the maintenance cost.    So it would be .00044140 BTC - $.08.   At $477.84 / BTC that works out to .00027397 BTC.   

Assuming everything stayed the same in a month you make .00027397 * 30 = .0082191 BTC


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Snorek on September 16, 2014, 03:43:25 PM
sooo i'm missng something?

so i bought 1 multhash, i'm getn per day, Multipool.us   0.00044140 BTC

15.95 for a month, 15.95=0.03354285 BTC

0.00044140 BTC*30days = 0.01324200 for the multihash..

just bought it, wanna push my last btc i found in it.. but not sure about that anymore.. someone can help?

You are missing the maintenance cost.    So it would be .00044140 BTC - $.08.   At $477.84 / BTC that works out to .00027397 BTC.   

Assuming everything stayed the same in a month you make .00027397 * 30 = .0082191 BTC


Still good for me, I am gonna buy some more f these in the future for sure. Hashelets are very good investment imo.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: nulo0b on September 16, 2014, 06:36:13 PM
sooo i'm missng something?

so i bought 1 multhash, i'm getn per day, Multipool.us   0.00044140 BTC

15.95 for a month, 15.95=0.03354285 BTC

0.00044140 BTC*30days = 0.01324200 for the multihash..

just bought it, wanna push my last btc i found in it.. but not sure about that anymore.. someone can help?

You are missing the maintenance cost.    So it would be .00044140 BTC - $.08.   At $477.84 / BTC that works out to .00027397 BTC.   

Assuming everything stayed the same in a month you make .00027397 * 30 = .0082191 BTC


Still good for me, I am gonna buy some more f these in the future for sure. Hashelets are very good investment imo.

Yea but the math was way off..
The hash is yours for life! lol

allready dumpt my btc and visa on it;)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 17, 2014, 08:03:25 AM
sooo i'm missng something?

so i bought 1 multhash, i'm getn per day, Multipool.us   0.00044140 BTC

15.95 for a month, 15.95=0.03354285 BTC

0.00044140 BTC*30days = 0.01324200 for the multihash..

just bought it, wanna push my last btc i found in it.. but not sure about that anymore.. someone can help?

You are missing the maintenance cost.    So it would be .00044140 BTC - $.08.   At $477.84 / BTC that works out to .00027397 BTC.   

Assuming everything stayed the same in a month you make .00027397 * 30 = .0082191 BTC

Why do you have  the coinEx logo?

Still good for me, I am gonna buy some more f these in the future for sure. Hashelets are very good investment imo.

Yea but the math was way off..
The hash is yours for life! lol

allready dumpt my btc and visa on it;)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 17, 2014, 09:02:19 AM
First GM vs Hashlet payment video up.

Was actually quite surprised by the first days payments, especially Hashlet Zen.

http://youtu.be/w_nR2M4ZBIs




Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: martin23 on September 17, 2014, 06:28:09 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: tom99 on September 17, 2014, 06:44:39 PM
  Can anyone get on Hashtalk and look like site got DDOS on them?  both pool and forum look like down.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Pilotseye on September 17, 2014, 06:47:57 PM
HashTalk Forum works great for me at least...


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 17, 2014, 06:48:41 PM
Hashlet Genesis is now $7.95


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: tom99 on September 17, 2014, 06:48:48 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.

  I think you got image bug and you can see hash speed on your dashboard.

ps: look like pool back now but not forum.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 17, 2014, 06:51:33 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.

  I think you got image bug and you can see hash speed on your dashboard.

ps: look like pool back now but not forum.

Hashtalk is working fine for me at the moment.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: tom99 on September 17, 2014, 06:54:34 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.

  I think you got image bug and you can see hash speed on your dashboard.

ps: look like pool back now but not forum.

Hashtalk is working fine for me at the moment.

  not working for me.

ps: I think found problem with ads block is blocking something and was working fine from yesterday.  Thank you


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: martin23 on September 17, 2014, 07:25:34 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.

  I think you got image bug and you can see hash speed on your dashboard.

ps: look like pool back now but not forum.

Hashtalk is working fine for me at the moment.

  not working for me.

ps: I think found problem with ads block is blocking something and was working fine from yesterday.  Thank you

I've tried another browser (without ads block) , but nothing fixed.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 17, 2014, 07:27:35 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.

  I think you got image bug and you can see hash speed on your dashboard.

ps: look like pool back now but not forum.

Hashtalk is working fine for me at the moment.

  not working for me.

ps: I think found problem with ads block is blocking something and was working fine from yesterday.  Thank you

I've tried another browser (without ads block) , but nothing fixed.

I wonder what the problem is, as like I have said, am accessing the forums no problem. I know that doesn't help much though..



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Hazir on September 17, 2014, 11:22:55 PM
Hashlet Genesis is now $7.95

Wow, great news. Now everyone will be able to afford it. Gaw is really pushing the limit.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: tom99 on September 17, 2014, 11:46:22 PM
Hashlet Genesis is now $7.95

Wow, great news. Now everyone will be able to afford it. Gaw is really pushing the limit.

  Too later then price back to 9.95USD for GM.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Hazir on September 17, 2014, 11:48:04 PM
Hashlet Genesis is now $7.95

Wow, great news. Now everyone will be able to afford it. Gaw is really pushing the limit.

  Too later then price back to 9.95USD for GM.

Well not that this is not affordable price either. You should probably get it before it will be even more expensive.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 18, 2014, 05:22:10 AM
Hashlet Genesis is now $7.95

Wow, great news. Now everyone will be able to afford it. Gaw is really pushing the limit.

  Too later then price back to 9.95USD for GM.

Well not that this is not affordable price either. You should probably get it before it will be even more expensive.

Yes I just noticed when I woke up this morning that the price had gone back, what was that about???
Was it a mistake??

I actually thought that the price cut was a good move, especially since Genesis Mining offer the same amount of hashpower at the same price, well 4 cents more expensive, yet in comparisons I am doing, so far the 10 GH/s with GM is giving me a much better payouts each day, so dropping the price to 7.99 I thought would make it more competititive.

Ian


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: martin23 on September 18, 2014, 07:58:15 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: nulo0b on September 18, 2014, 09:51:16 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
      ?! Your fault?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: zarton on September 18, 2014, 10:05:53 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.

Did you send some btc to the internal address and never received or what happened? The website it's running fine and without big problems detected so far.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 18, 2014, 10:18:59 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
      ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: martin23 on September 18, 2014, 10:55:02 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
      ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 18, 2014, 11:01:00 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
     ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?

Share your activation codes whit us  ;D


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: nulo0b on September 18, 2014, 11:16:17 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
     ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?

delete cache files, tried that yet? And bout the coinex.. I bet i lost more money than You! Cant change my avatar for Some reason..


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 18, 2014, 11:35:35 AM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
     ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?

delete cache files, tried that yet? And bout the coinex.. I bet i lost more money than You! Cant change my avatar for Some reason..

I lost almost 100 Dogecoins still feel the pain.

Have you contacted GAW? Can you log in to your account? This must be solved


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: SDRebel on September 20, 2014, 01:43:50 PM
I must warn all of you before buying hashlets. I bought some hashlets and they immediately disapeared. I described my problem on support page, but no one cares.

Have you opened a ticket or you expect GAW to read your mind?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 20, 2014, 08:25:20 PM
Question, I have  Hashlet Genesis, do i pay more fee that profit?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 20, 2014, 08:40:46 PM
Question, I have  Hashlet Genesis, do i pay more fee that profit?

Hashlet Genesis fee is 0.02 USD per day and current earnings are about 0.06-0.07 USD per day. Is that what you're asking?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 20, 2014, 09:00:33 PM
Question, I have  Hashlet Genesis, do i pay more fee that profit?

Hashlet Genesis fee is 0.02 USD per day and current earnings are about 0.06-0.07 USD per day. Is that what you're asking?

Yes!
Thanks Buddy!


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: coindetective on September 21, 2014, 06:36:03 AM
Question, I have  Hashlet Genesis, do i pay more fee that profit?

Hashlet Genesis fee is 0.02 USD per day and current earnings are about 0.06-0.07 USD per day. Is that what you're asking?

Yes!
Thanks Buddy!

Stay with Genesis, they seem more profitable for now.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Morguk on September 21, 2014, 11:37:11 AM
Don't touch the Genesis, buy the Zens, they are rocking!


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 21, 2014, 11:40:43 AM
Don't touch the Genesis, buy the Zens, they are rocking!
No Genesis Mining (https://www.genesis-mining.com/) got better payouts.
(Voucher-code MOON 5% Discount)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Pilotseye on September 21, 2014, 11:44:11 AM
Don't touch the Genesis, buy the Zens, they are rocking!
No Genesis Mining (https://www.genesis-mining.com/) got better payouts.
(Voucher-code MOON 5% Discount)

or use BTCTALK - both still work quite well ;)


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Slark on September 21, 2014, 03:01:49 PM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
     ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?

delete cache files, tried that yet? And bout the coinex.. I bet i lost more money than You! Cant change my avatar for Some reason..

I lost almost 100 Dogecoins still feel the pain.

Have you contacted GAW? Can you log in to your account? This must be solved

If you contacts GAW's support and talk to them, open a ticket your case will be resolved in no time. They just need to know that there is something odd going on. If you just keep complaining about is nothing will change.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: martin23 on September 22, 2014, 04:33:28 PM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
      ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?

delete cache files, tried that yet? And bout the coinex.. I bet i lost more money than You! Cant change my avatar for Some reason..

I lost almost 100 Dogecoins still feel the pain.

Have you contacted GAW? Can you log in to your account? This must be solved

If you contacts GAW's support and talk to them, open a ticket your case will be resolved in no time. They just need to know that there is something odd going on. If you just keep complaining about is nothing will change.

I created issue ticket on Tue, 16 Sep. I was asked by GAW on 19 Sep (!) if my issues is still unresolved. I confirmed that and then the ticket is "Being Processed" again.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: GAW_Amber on September 24, 2014, 01:32:11 PM
Maybe it was not clear from my first post. I lost my invested BTC, so I warn everybody before buying hashlets again.
      ?! Your fault?
Have you send your funds to CoinEx?


I sent some btc to my fund on ZenCloud. It was OK. I bought some hashlets after that. It appeared OK to. I received email about activation hashlets. But after refreshing page every purchased hashlets are lost. Where I did fault?

delete cache files, tried that yet? And bout the coinex.. I bet i lost more money than You! Cant change my avatar for Some reason..

I lost almost 100 Dogecoins still feel the pain.

Have you contacted GAW? Can you log in to your account? This must be solved

If you contacts GAW's support and talk to them, open a ticket your case will be resolved in no time. They just need to know that there is something odd going on. If you just keep complaining about is nothing will change.

I created issue ticket on Tue, 16 Sep. I was asked by GAW on 19 Sep (!) if my issues is still unresolved. I confirmed that and then the ticket is "Being Processed" again.


Hi can you please send me your ticket information. I will be happy to help get the ball rolling! Thank you for your time!

Sincerely,
Amber


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bennynjetz on September 24, 2014, 02:50:32 PM
I HAD to post this because I have just gone through the most RIDICULOUS situation. I have been a customer of GAW since a short time after they started selling Hashlet. I was even a customer when you could buy Hashlets at around $15, and there was only ONE kind that you could purchase. Last week, I purchased 5 Zen Hashlets from their website and immediately after that I had an itch and purchased one more from my ZenCloud dashboard. I received a confirmation for the purchase of my 5 Zen Hashlets and another email saying that the order had been fulfilled, but NO HASHLET CODES. Then, later the same day, the ONE Zen Hashlet I purchased just disappeared from my dashboard. After THREE tickets being opened with GAW, they have just sent me an email sayong that my ticket has been closed - but I still do not have the 6 Zen Hashlets I purchased. This is the biggest bunch of bullsh*t I have ever had to deal with!!

I did receive this email from "Justin" with this message:

Hello,

I see that your order# 43680 was processed and fullfilled, it was for 5Mh of ZenHashlet.

Did you receive the codes for this order yet?

For the 1 MH miner that disappeared I will need the information below, once I receive I can forward it along to the techs for them resolve the missing Miner on your Dashboard.

Was it from ZenCloud?

What type of Miner?

Can you provide the activation code?

Thank you and Happy Mining

Justin

I gave this guy all the info I had yet, they just act like it's all just a done deal and I can go on with my life. I am so pissed at them right now I just want to pull everything I have out of there and say to hell with it. I have been there from the start and THIS is how they treat me?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 24, 2014, 03:18:23 PM
I gave this guy all the info I had yet, they just act like it's all just a done deal and I can go on with my life. I am so pissed at them right now I just want to pull everything I have out of there and say to hell with it. I have been there from the start and THIS is how they treat me?

I know it's easy for me to say, but don't take that personally. They are not targeting you, they are just generally incompetent. See the bottom of this post on how to escalate your ticket:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=537912.0



Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bennynjetz on September 24, 2014, 04:36:23 PM
I gave this guy all the info I had yet, they just act like it's all just a done deal and I can go on with my life. I am so pissed at them right now I just want to pull everything I have out of there and say to hell with it. I have been there from the start and THIS is how they treat me?

I know it's easy for me to say, but don't take that personally. They are not targeting you, they are just generally incompetent. See the bottom of this post on how to escalate your ticket:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=537912.0



Not taking it personally, I'm just frustrated. I run a business, and we address client concerns IMMEDIATELY, and that is the reason we have happy clients. It should be that way all across the board as far as I'm concerned. Thank you so much for the link!


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: cxboyminer on September 24, 2014, 09:38:00 PM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Fugazi on September 24, 2014, 11:32:53 PM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks


Not happy with it or the services?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 24, 2014, 11:54:34 PM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks
They do not allow selling it this way, your account can be closed for that  ???


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: majeis on September 25, 2014, 03:52:54 AM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks
They do not allow selling it this way, your account can be closed for that  ???

Pretty sure they allow you to sell entire accounts.

Make sure you do it with smiley faces while you're pumping their product and don't talk badly about the company on their forums or mention some of their competitors. They're in Nazi censorship mode from the looks of how many ghost-bumped threads were popping up before they updated the forum display mode to counter people from noticing. You'll get your thread locked, deleted, and you might get banned or shadow-banned by the admins.

Just use a generic down-on-your-luck story and I'm sure one of the more dedicated fanbase will take it off your hands in no time.

Be sure to use an escrow.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: IanFoxley on September 25, 2014, 04:48:16 AM
Don't touch the Genesis, buy the Zens, they are rocking!
No Genesis Mining (https://www.genesis-mining.com/) got better payouts.
(Voucher-code MOON 5% Discount)

or use BTCTALK - both still work quite well ;)

I tried the MOON code earlier and that worked out to be a 3 % discount now.

The BTCTALK code didn't seem to work at all.

I guess these were all time limited in some way... Bummer!

I found this code though, still 5 %  CryptoMiningBlog5


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: cxboyminer on September 25, 2014, 06:49:49 AM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks


Not happy with it or the services?

 Just want to get rid of it asap.

thanks


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: Zeta0S on September 25, 2014, 03:35:06 PM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks


Not happy with it or the services?

 Just want to get rid of it asap.

thanks

What happened? Hashlets seems to do the trick?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: cxboyminer on September 25, 2014, 05:12:33 PM
im selling my account with 7 primes and 1 waffle for 0.45BTC

Thanks


Not happy with it or the services?

 Just want to get rid of it asap.

thanks

What happened? Hashlets seems to do the trick?

I am not interested in hashlets anymore. 0.76BTC now for 7mh primes and 1mh waffle solo. 152HP as well.

thanks


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: martin23 on September 26, 2014, 06:44:35 PM
All my issues are now solved. It took a lot of time and effort, but now everythink looks correct.


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: bitsum on September 26, 2014, 07:13:27 PM
Just one question
Can I set my own pool to provide hashes after buying hashlet?


Title: Re: Hashlet
Post by: suchmoon on September 26, 2014, 07:21:05 PM
Just one question
Can I set my own pool to provide hashes after buying hashlet?

No.