I know how you feel

Really?

I would not be surprised if collider, roadstress, and someone posting under spondoolies-tech are one in the same person. same message persistently throughout the forum.

Our commitment is to ship in August.

We're getting ASICs shipments every few days and producing at a a rate of 70 to 100 SP30 per day.

I understand your anxiety, but please be patient.
Please keep this tread professional and without personal attacks.

We'll open October SP30 batch soon. The spec we guarantee is 5.5 TH/s with 3KW at the wall.

If we'll miss the hahs-rate upwards (more probable), the customer will win.
If we'll miss downwards, we'll compensate for the missing hash-rate and keep the $/GH/s ratio.

Guy

I imagine they have already started, just depends where you are in the queue

Perhaps you missed the sarcasm.

Your brother didn't send a shipping address. By not sending a shipping address, he was instead put on a separate list. This caused confusion as to whether your brother had ordered the miners.

If your brother had actually sent it, he would not be on the other list and would've gotten his miners.

Beastlymac also has to deal with thousands of other PMs (according to him). If his inbox is that cluttered up, then it's very easy to miss some messages.

Your brother is getting a refund from the auction. That is the solution. Your brother didn't respond within 5 days of when the solution was suggested to suggest something else.

I still don't see the point of you continuing to denounce Beastlymac.

We are now doing both. Manufacturing and delivering miners.

Right about the same story on my purchase experience.  Great communication until they get your money in their hand, then it gets spotty, if at all.  

Upon arrival, my rig had 1 of 2 boards hashing.  swap cables around, and the other board hashes, while the first one stops.

-- Answer= the rig came short 1 USB cable and was not assembled correctly.  Once i took a serious look at it, and did some research on the controller board, i realized they had the USB power for the controller going to one of the boards instead of from the USB hub. was some kind of crazy daisy chain that didn't work.  A little QA would have gone a long way in this case, and most other cases. Once the boards both received their input from the USB hub, they both hashed at the same time.  

During the troubleshooting of the 1 board hashing at a time issue, one of the boards blew a power supply chip.  My RMA time was 10 days, which is pretty good for a package going coast to coast and back again.  

I stated to AMT that i wanted to get the MPP upgrade, BEFORE my rig shipped. 2 days later, i got an email stating it shipped the day before.  Rig still didn't get to me for another 2 weeks.  

After i received my replacement board, no more of my emails have received replies.  I have asked numerous times about the MPP, via email, this forum and PM.  Not a single acknowledgement of my inquiries.  Nada, zilch, ZIP!

I still have a board in my rig with 15 of 16 chips that hash, but was worried i would never see a replacement if i sent it back to get a board with all chips in good working order.

So, even with $160 credit towards my next order(for a shipping refund from Fedex, which should have been returned to me, but was kept by AMT), i would not place another order with them.  Maybe if they made some kind of attempt to make good on the MPP, or even answered an email telling me something, anything, i may consider it.  But until then, they will not get another red cent from me, and i will continue to caution others about buying anything from them.

it's your money, but don't say you haven't had ample warning.  They may send you something, or they may not.  anybody's guess at this point.  That is not the confidence i want to see from previous customers when i'm spending thousands of dollars.

as for the S1, you'll have to go aftermarket for one, as BitMain does not sell the S1 any longer.  Looks they are only doing S1 upgrade kits, with a minimum order of 2.  Or you can go with the S3, which is basically the S1 with a factory installed upgrade kit.  Kit gives better efficiency and higher hashrate.  

good luck man.  buy with your eyes open.

I say Joshua Zipkin, son of scammer Harrison Zachariah Zipkin, has just shot himself in the foot. When he deletes this post, it'll be posted at several other places. What a totally piece of shit this fuckin'(racial slurs removed) turned out to be.

Well, that was a problem for your brother.

However, your brother is still getting a refund from the auction.

16:36 Aug.15 2014

Announcement from official Weibo of multiple cryptocurrency exchange Bter.com:

"Someone hacked Bter's NXT central account and stole 50m NXT. We are working with the dev for a plan. We will keep you updated."

The current price of NXT is around 0.2073 Yuan/NXT which means around 1.63million USD was stolen. So far, NXT transaction has been suspended on Bter.com.

No, it started with the omission of the buyers shipping address. You shouldn't even be posting as you are not the buyer, you are not adding anything new.
curiousminer  stated he would give the address once the items are ready to send, they are and have been. Give the shipping information as per your word, or is your word worthless? Might be time for me to do more searching around for this pattern from others on the forums and post up a scam accusation right back on these two for extortion.

Why the thumbs down for Avalon? I know they had their past problems but they are currently shipping in hand stock and fast. I got my 290gh module in Sydney, Australia in 6 days. Not bad I reckon.

Another trader, Joseph Lee, created arbitrage bots that managed his trading for a year, netting him hundreds of thousands of dollars. He has since retired the bots to focus on derivatives exchange BTC.sx. Lee also disagrees with the conclusions of Halaburda and Gandal’s working paper.

“Without a doubt, arbitrage opportunities have existed in [the period of study] and will always exist in the market. They even exist in the current financial market which has trillions of dollars of liquidity,” he said.

SAMPLE: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=712480.msg8357710#msg8357710

He was not ignored for 5 months I did respond to some of the messages sent although I do admit that my communication skills during that period was sub par.

He has withheld his shipping details from day one. Even though he stated. His package would have been delivered months ago had he provided his shipping details "in next days i will provide you shipping address plus i will send you cash for package to poland." As KWH has hinted at it is possible that curiousminer withheld his shipping details in an attempt to bet on the difficulty at the time they would have been delivered if the difficulty was good he would have kept his order if not he would have tried to get a refund. Maybe he was under the impression that getting a refund at a later date was a possibility because he did not read the rules that where stated in the thread that say that no refund could be given after the order had been submitted to the manufacturer.

My point is that TSMC will not have 'accidentally' botched 3 separate batches of lots (August, September, October). Remember, these are the same 28nm lines that Qualcomm and Broadcomm use. The notion that it is TSMC's 'fault' is simply a convenient excuse to a design mistake. I have no doubt that TSMC is capable of a retarget of your LVT devices to meet your original performance target. However, that 10% increase you were hoping to achieve with a post engineering run retarget has disappeared. Guy, I applaud your ability to perform damage control.

jtoomim, yes my name is intentionally chosen to troll. That doesn't delegitimize my arguments. Source: I run fab sync for a major US semiconductor company. You don't have to believe me, but you can do your own research on the topic.

You are not going to honor your word then?

Let me remind you of your post: