So does this farm actually have a physical S3 which the users bought the GHS with ? I always assumed they just used the newest and latest hardware and just assigned whatever speeds each model has. Like an S7 can be 10 Antminer S3's.
So you might have an S3 running at 0.450T but insteads its really a S7 thats doing the hashing.
And who do you think had paid for the swap from old S2 S3 etc. to S7 ? Bitmain ? Naaaahhhhh. Old S2, S3, S4, S5 stay in farm until they are obsolete and then the can be redemed or dismantle.... no company will crunch his profit to swap old mining gears.... LOL.... No, they would absolutely have S7's hashing in the farm for everything that they can. It would be stupid not too. They get to directly pocket whatever the difference is between the maintenance fee they are charging and what it actually uses, I would guestimate that this is pretty significant revenue for them. EDIT: This is pretty much evidenced by the fact that when the UMISOO and S2 shut down, there was no drop in the global hashrate like you would expect when a bunch of machines were turned off.
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Make me an offer, wanting to get rid of the high value stuff quickly, the more you buy the bigger the discount.
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What about people who have coins on an exchange? Your basically only compensating people who didn't hold coins on an exchange, but anyone who had their coins stored on Cryptsy wouldn't get any coins in V2.
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Just sent 3.09 to the above address.
Thanks for this loan, please confirm when received.
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So you have been on this site for a while and you don't know that a brand new account with zero history at all asking for large sums of money sent to them without collateral doesn't end good?
I would advise you to delete this post sooner rather than later as this is just asking for negative rep on your account.
what do you advice me to do, i have to start somewhere , sorry for the late reply there was something about i can't post in the same 5 mins twice I advice you to not start your first post asking for tens of thousands of dollars on what is probably a throw away account. You do have to start somewhere and that somewhere should be making small trades using an escrow agent. You then work your way up over years and years of patience and good trading/feedback from others to the point where you can propose stuff like this.
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So you have been on this site for a while and you don't know that a brand new account with zero history at all asking for large sums of money sent to them without collateral doesn't end good?
I would advise you to delete this post sooner rather than later as this is just asking for negative rep on your account.
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He states it exactly: ROI is below 150 days RIGHT NOW. As nobody knows what will be next difficulty increases there is no sense trying to estimate them. But the current ROI as it is now is nice way to assess the hashnest prices. About 150 days gives good buffer to ROI before halving. That is the dumbest way to calculate ROI I have ever heard. It does absolutely no good to calculate when a device hits a positive ROI without factoring in difficulty adjustments. No one knows what the next difficulty will be, but it isn't 0, it will def be over 8%. After that, its hard to tell, but the trend has been easily over 5% every 2 weeks. You will go broke quickly without factoring in difficulty or halving guesses.
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From what I understand, they have different owners and are in no way related. Just happen to have similar names.
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Makes me sad, but I haven't been running any mining equipment in a long time.
I just bought a house and have a great sub basement that can be used for mining, but now I have to get some extra cash to purchase some miners. It makes me sad to be out of mining for so long.
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Dropped some prices, feel free to make offers as well.
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You haven't really provided enough information to properly help you.
Whats your wallet address and whats the address you sent it to? What wallet are you using?
For someone with 14+ bitcoins you don't seem to be knowing what your doing.
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Here is my opinion on the matter...
If the units were advertised correctly and the buyer had some issue with setting them up to run them to their full potential, then it is not the sellers fault and he should receive the units back, plus compensation for shipping, plus a reasonable estimate of what the units would have made in the amount of time they were not running at his location (as the buyer wasted the sellers time).
If the units were advertised incorrectly and the buyer is correct, then the buyer should receive their full payment back and be reimbursed for shipping. (If the coins are held in escrow much longer I would include a reasonable amount of interest as well).
That is my 2 cents, depending on how the situation really happened.
Thank you for weighing in. So I guess first it comes to, what was really advertised and what was really delivered? Do we know that yet?
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Here is my opinion on the matter...
If the units were advertised correctly and the buyer had some issue with setting them up to run them to their full potential, then it is not the sellers fault and he should receive the units back, plus compensation for shipping, plus a reasonable estimate of what the units would have made in the amount of time they were not running at his location (as the buyer wasted the sellers time).
If the units were advertised incorrectly and the buyer is correct, then the buyer should receive their full payment back and be reimbursed for shipping. (If the coins are held in escrow much longer I would include a reasonable amount of interest as well).
That is my 2 cents, depending on how the situation really happened.
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At my local walmart, there was a sign from Jackson Hewitt Tax Services that they would advance you the refund money with a no interest loan (but you will pay to have them prep the return then), not sure if they would do this with just the final pay stub or not.
You can always file your taxes online and you don't need the W-2, but again, if the information ends up being slightly different you will have to amend later (which really isn't that big of a deal, you may just owe some back).
Also, it will probably take longer than 2 weeks to get your refund.
i've seen a similar sign at my walmart. i'll talk to them next time i'm there. I believe it said something about needing a W-2, but maybe they will take the final pay stub. You can also call your previous employer and see if yours is done yet. Then they can either email it to you or you can go in and pick it up.
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At my local walmart, there was a sign from Jackson Hewitt Tax Services that they would advance you the refund money with a no interest loan (but you will pay to have them prep the return then), not sure if they would do this with just the final pay stub or not.
You can always file your taxes online and you don't need the W-2, but again, if the information ends up being slightly different you will have to amend later (which really isn't that big of a deal, you may just owe some back).
Also, it will probably take longer than 2 weeks to get your refund.
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How much were you looking to get for the C1's? My brother is looking to expand his mining operation and these would make a nice addition at the right price.
i PM'ed you and updated the post as well. 1 btc seems high. I think we may have trouble coming to a price point that both parties could agree on. Good luck with your sale though.
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You can do this over at purse.io. People list what they want from amazon and you can go and use your credit card to purchase it for them and they pay in bitcoin.
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I'm new to Hashnest.
Can someone explain me how it works? How to buy hashpower?
What is the profit?
Thanks
Do some research on your own and then come here to ask questions. Go look at the different hash power offered and do some calculations on Bitcoinwisdom.com to decide if it is profitable. Read the ToS for each hash offered and get an idea of what your buying and what it really is. Don't listen to random advice from strangers on the internet about what is profitable.
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Bump, feel free to make an offer also.
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