Ehm, I am talking about normal people, not drug dealers. If I buy something with my credit card and the seller does not deliver, I can dispute the charge, have my money back and the credit card company has all the data about the seller and they can go against him. With Bitcoins, I pay someone and if he does not deliver, I can't dispute the transaction, I am not going to get my money back and I don't even know who the seller is because the protocol is anonymous.
Edit: what I am trying to say here is that unfortunately the bitcoin protocol makes it super easy to scam people. The more scams happen, the more people are damaged, the more other people will stay away from our beloved protocol.
The answer is very simple. Don't do business with sketchy businesses! I buy things online everyday, and have never had to dispute a charge, because I don't buy from people that everyone else says is running a scam! Bitcoin is more comparable to Dollars, not Credit Cards. When Bitcoin becomes successful, Credit Cards will offer the same benefits for Bitcoins that they do for Dollars. |
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the capital cost can to a large extent by expressed as a performance/density figure, GH/MM, and the operational cost expressed as a Power figure W/GH/S (aka J/GH). the remaining system costs (fans, power supplies, pcbs etc.. are largely constant regardless of the silicon used, so the main factor is efficiency and cost of the silicon itself)
Possibly. You still need to know the ratio of silicon to other system parts costs. If a $100 miner is made up of $1 worth of chips, and $99 worth of other parts, doubling the cost of the chips only makes the miner cost $101. Unfortunately I don't know how much the raw chips cost to know if it significant or not relative to total system cost. The silicon could be a significant portion of the total system cost by now. It didn't used to be. |
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That's close to the best choice on the market at this time. Do you have enough power and cooling to handle it? |
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Send me 1 "Apollo v3 Miner", and if it meets specs, then I will pay you for it.
The apollo is actually their unimpressive miner (550 gh/s per chip at 0.9w/gh) so there's a good chance you would be paying for it. The unbelievable miner is the zeus v3 which is 900 gh/s per chip at 0.65 w/gh. Yes, you are correct, that was the one I meant. I will edit my earlier post. |
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Re: Ponzis: There are always suspects and those who call everything a ponzi. As far as I'm concerned, who really knows for sure which site is actually a ponzi in the mining world. My heart even drops into my shoes when i buy from Bitmain (and i know they are one of the most trustworthy). Some are even calling GAW a Ponzi- lol!
Here's how you tell. If you can not point the hashpower to any pool of your chosing, then it is most likely a ponzi. |
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Firstly, we are not obliged to prove absolutely anything to you personally.
Acutally, you should. You are asking people to send money to you first, and to trust you that you will deliver later. You are the one asking for trust, yet unwilling to provide it. You are in the wrong. Send me 1 "Zeus v3 Miner", and if it meets specs, then I will pay you for it. |
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sgminer mines lots of different algos,,, i'm just surprised if it will not mine SHA256.
I'll look in to it more
I have r9 290's to mine with
cheers
Please don't waste your time/power/money/etc. mining SHA256 with an R9. It's pointless. |
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As everybody know pbmining is payout every week, before that every week is fine, but last night i've found that the amount paid by the server is not correct with the difficulty
My total g/hash rate is 85, for last week they only pay me 0.00032670btc
With the current difficulty 40007470271, i should be will receive 0.007479/week.
I've try to contact them by email, but there're no respond at all.
I'm feeling i've being fooled by them.
So any suggestion?
Yes, you were fooled by them. Nearly every cloud mining scheme is a fraud. Stay away from them. |
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We are keeping everything low-key for now, until February, when we will be able to shed some light on our operation and clear everything up.
So why won't you even show a single mined bitcoin? Is February when you hope you'll have some equipment to mine with? |
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I'm note even sure if i should assume they have hardware running somewhere
If you don't get paid from newly minted coins, you should assume they do not have the hardware anywhere. |
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Invalid Premise #1 is "full BTC refund means the EXACT NUMBER of BTC paid NO MATTER WHAT"
Ok, at exactly what BTC price was the full BTC refund clause valid? You can show that, can't you? Or is the price restriction just a figment of your sick imagination? |
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Black Arrow is garbage. My only hope was to take chip delivery instead of the fire bomb they built and have someone else build a working miner.
That's turning out nearly as bad. A lot of people sent their chips to Technobit 5 months ago and still don't have their orders. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=682105.0 |
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good luck on that coz most didn't continue because of lots of money involved to file a legal action.
Filing a small claims lawsuit in Colordao is done online and costs about $100. If you live far away, the biggest cost would be attending the court date as that has to be done in person. Phone calls, emails, all those they can (and do) ignore. Lawsuits they can't ignore. If you just ordered an X1, then yeah, you're kinda screwed. But people with X3 or larger orders would make sense. |
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I'm not quite sure what you're asking - but I'm interested.
Have you considered purchasing a miner like the antminer s4 which has a PSU included and shipping it directly to our facility?
Sorta like a group buy. You buy a pallet of miners, then sell them individually for a small markup. Both Spondoolies and Bitmain have bulk orders for sale. I know I'd pay a little extra to know you already have it in stock and can fire it up immediately. |
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Honestly I don't even understand why a no transaction block should be allowed in the first place. It has no purpose on the block chain since it isn't recording any transactions.
Prohibiting empty blocks is worse than pointless. If empty blocks were prohibited, fake transactions would be created and permanently bloat the blockchain to get around the limitation. Each block, empty or not, increases the security of every previous transaction. Sounds like a good thing to me, don't you think? |
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Our company name and my private name were dragged into hot debate, so I need to comment:
- Nexus Mining is legit, they're currently white labeling a respectable cloud mining provider.
And how well do you personally vouch for the operators of Nexus Mining? It doesn't matter where they get their hashpower, if they are unwilling to provide answers to legitimate questions then they are not a legitimate business. They've already been busted on copying someone else's website. |
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My main goal here is to talk to people who are looking for programmers on my level, which is the highest level
(there's only one programmer on that level, that's me).
If you have a serious question about my knowledge and you want to make me an offer, just
ask me specifics about my skills, I'll answer, and we can take it from there.
Let's see if you have what it takes. One question... Tabs or spaces? |
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So, just out of curiosity,
Did Hashfast ever pay anyone.
Simon and Eduardo got paid lots! |
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Our corporation is registered with the government, otherwise we would not be able to operate in Canada.
Under what name is the corporation registered? |
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Nah, I don't listen to negative garbage posts made by scammers about legitimate companies, I checked nexusmining very thoroughly, and we are very satisfied with what we have with them. Planning to buy alot more hashpower with them.
Excellent. You verified they are legitimate. Therefore you can answer my questions: What is their actual business registration info. A search of https://www.ic.gc.ca/app/scr/cc/CorporationsCanada/fdrlCrpSrch.html shows no "Nexus Cloud Mining". Legitimate companies follow the law and register with their government. Why is a Canadian company using German law and the Munich courts for its "Mining Capacity Share Agreement"? Why does their Reset Password page say "Genesis Mining"? |
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