Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. Yeah, real hard to take photo and post them !!! Much harder than making an Asic /sarcasm There's a lot of planning that goes into getting a camera. You need to figure budget, whether you want 4/3 mirrorless, DSLR, DX or FX if DSLR, Prime or Zoom lens, etc. Making an ASIC hashing device is child's play. Got my 3 year old working on it right now - just trying to reroute power from the easy bake oven to the flux capacitor. I like you! Read: I may not have a camera, but "Can Shop--Will Travel". The more I sell, the further I can travel. Trust me, I'm not a scammer. If I were a scammer... blah, blah, blah. Besides, not a single person has ever complained about us not... blah, blah, blah. Unlike that only ASIC Bitcoin Miner dude, we will allow YouTube videos to remain up, thus further proving we are not a scammer. And we're not taking pre-orders. As you've seen in the one shopped pic I've provided (with more to come), we're ready to ship now. Ordering from us is fun, come right now, don't walk - run! |
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- Is company X or Y using your ASIC?
We have nothing to do with the other recent asic announcements on this forum. We do not know those companies, and they are not using our product. I also couldnt tell if they are real or not.
This surprises the shit out of me. Total Time Spent Online: 59 minutes. Somebody, tell me how an entity can invest so much time and money into developing a product, but doesn't know a damn thing about their direct competition. Seriously, you couldn't (you forgot that accent thingy) tell if Avalon and BFL are real or not? How about spending a little more time researching, read reading this forum. Granted, I applaud your efforts, but something doesn't smelling right here. The other two companies are not using your product because it's still in development, hence you coming to board to see if there's a market for a product you're considering developing. ~Bruno K~ |
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Congratulations Phinn, she sounds like a great catch!
I wish you both all the best.
You do realize that although the email I shown in the OP was truly sent to me, I in no way pursued the cunt. But I do remember a sweet Russian girl named Olga I met in Bombay in 1991. Boy, did she taste so sweet. When I returned to the states, I wanted so badly to move to Yaroslavl. |
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Interest rates are extremely low right now, most banks barely offer 1% PA on fixed-term deposits.
To put in perspective, and with the best case scenario, the interest that BFL would collect from a bank just about pays a descent salary for only one of their employees. The smartest move would have been to convert the funds back to Bitcoin after BitPay converted the funds to dollars which were deposited into there bank. If this were the case, there would be no way for them to lose money or face if a meltdown occurred. In the case of a meltdown, they could easily show that all the funds are sitting in a Bitcoin wallet(s) readied to be returned like a swarm of locust. Even if the exchange rate falls drastically, it's a face saver, albeit investors (for lack of better word) would receive less dollar value back, they would see integrity, of sorts, knowing that BFL tried. (pardon me if I got my tenses mixed up in the above, but hope you got the gist) |
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If you take BFL at their word and they are not touching customers orders the money could be sitting in a bank or forex account somewhere...
If they have taken millions of dollars worth of preorders thats a lot of interest they are earning off their customers.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe it can sit in a Forex account of any nature. |
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Gage, don't steal my woman goat from me!
Then I suggest you keep it in the garage.  |
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More ASICs doesn't mean coins will be mined faster, correct?
That is correct. Still on average 25 coins every 10 minutes. Having ASIC chipped rigs only helps solve the problem quicker, which will make FPGAs obsolete, which made GPU mining obsolete, which made CPU mining obsolete. |
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Keep up the good work, sub. I know that this takes some effort.
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Allow me to do this again with a better image and a quote. First photo of working prototype.   My bad! Obviously, two different products. Nothing more to see here. Move on! Lock the thread! To recap, RussianChineseMiner can be sue by the makers of Picturesque A10--and win--but probably won't get a scammer tag. Meanwhile, if one pulls a schoolyard prank, he's labeled. Madness! |
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 The bottom line is that anybody caught trying to pull an obvious scam should be labeled a scammer. There is not ONE single explanation they can provide to explain this ruse. NOT ONE!!!
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Ready to ship? LOL, no. Maybe reading to start assembling and testing a prototype.
Cliff notes: will ship by April-May, MAYBE, if everything goes according to plan.
Dollar to donuts, Jody will pen a post about working 24/7 through Good Friday and Easter. |
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That is fine when the first asic arrives he will come off the suspected scammer list.
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You have a very good taste Sir.  Damn straight! My last fling was with this Polish cutey.  |
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I'm still waiting for you to post "her" photos  |
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I have this patch of hair. Apparently I have type 8 ("polythelia pilosa ").
Now I need to purchase an entire new wardrobe to show off this supernumerary nipple. Any recommendations Gage?  Now that I dress you, what time do you desire me to tuck you in at night?  |
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Another case of mother fuckers trying to scam the community, yet again probably won't get a scammer tag. Those are saved for special people who didn't receive a single satoshi due to some schoolyard bit. Think about it! Madness!
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At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%. First photo of working prototype.  Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKwProduct specs: Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz RAM: 512 Mb DDR3 ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version Power consumption: 800 W PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external) ?? Beat to the punch! I'm slippin' in my old age. Turned 53 today, and still waiting for Rassah to wish me a happy birthday like last year. |
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What happened to all the money when you sold off at $15.00  Oddly enough, he didn't sell, but keep all sales via BTC in one wallet from which he refunded from for a while, then thought it prudent to move the funds from said wallet around, only to remarry them into a new wallet. Boy ain't right! |
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This looks like a potential scam should it be added to the pending scammer list?
Why don't we all just wait till seasoned members of this forum get their test BC units first before we go any further. You all agree? Also, maybe somebody should tell them that they can start their own thread in Newbie, open for discussion. |
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