Yea that pricing lasted a day.. .

Seriously ... How many more S17 variations can they come up with? Just trying to milk every last cent out of those 7nm chips I guess. So this is basically a 73th s17 Pro with no low power mode, so should be priced somewhere between a pro and non-pro per th.

I'll wait 3 more weeks for the S17e+ pro... lol.

I received news from my salesman that tells me that my 8 machines are part of the MicroBT factory to their premises. I come back to you once the tracking number received.

Since there has been nobody asking about this I am guessing that the $250 price is too expensive.
Give me an idea of what it is worth (and your offer) and I'll pass it along.
If not it just sits here mining away.

-Dave

I am on the October batch for m20.  My guess is I will get delayed too.  I would however expect shipping to start next week if something isn't up unusual.  Last week I'm sure doesn't count due to the holiday, gotta keep that in mind.  I'm expecting on hearing word coming up on my m20's I have ordered for end of month saying I won't get them till end of November at this rate.  Bitmain is the only one actually delivering lately.  Least it's not like strongu, that has never delivered 1 miner all year and is to the point of people saying they are changing the specs on miners that were ordered in April.. aka fraud.

Just wanted to add my recent experiences with Innosilicon.

I ordered T3-43th/s miners on June 17th which were supposed to be shipped in August or September.  On September 11th they asked for an additional $111 per miner to change from the 43th/s to 50th/s miners with a promise to deliver 1 week from payment confirmation.  It took me 2 weeks to get a BTC address from them to send payment to, which I made in the last week of September.  The last email I received from them on the 25th after I made payment was "ok. will check with the financial department and let you know asap."  Now, my email address is blocked because of a spam blocker on their end and I get this message "Hi,your mail is quarantined, and it returns the error code: 554 DT:SPM".  I am aware that there was an extended Chinese holiday last week, however the lack of communication in the last month and delays with shipments are enough for me to never want to purchase from this company again.  My last email to them from another email address (because mine is blocked) asked for an immediate shipment or return of payment.  I know that my order is a small order to them, but I have been a customer of theirs for about a year with multiple orders made.  I'm not sure if they are inundated with emails from irate customers and that is the reason why they aren't responding or if they just don't care to respond to emails.  Their track record for me hasn't been great.

I am aware of other business partners that have purchased and received their miners and others that have not heard back from them via email.  I will give further updates if they happen to send an email or equipment but it doesn't look promising at the moment.

Opening up the doors for the masses is good for decentralization and adoption, which is good for price stability, fees and the overall transactional economy.

Interesting.... was just browsing their shop a few minutes ago... but didnt pull the trigger because current value of btc.   Made a $2600 purchase last month, with less coin than it would take to buy make a $2300 purchase today.

Panic not Phil, grab some S17-Pro 50's while you can

I don't think a signature vacation would achieve anything worthwhile and would prefer have a trial period where signature campaigns are not allowed. We could then look at the current state of the forum and compare it to when the signatures are off and then possibly have a vote on whether Bitcointalk was noticeably better without signatures at least the paying signature campaign type.

Updated, sorry for overlooking this for a while.