Looks like hot glue to me.

I'll just leave this thread here.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=414100.0;all

It lays out TheBatIsBack's suspicious behavior. He likely does not have anything to sell. If he can afford tens of thousands of dollars for mining equipment, he can afford a $50 camera to take a picture of the equipment with "TheBatIsBack's BFL Minirigs @ bitcointalk.org forum 1/14/2014" wrote on a piece of paper in the picture.

yes they have pci-e presence integrated right on the pcb

I can't edit my own posts? Anyways, the next bid minimum is 0.0325 (i am not bidding)

quoted for truth. people need to l2math

Hi dubs. I see you are pulling the -exact- same tactics. You didn't sell anything. I guarantee it. You just mark it as sold because you were outted as being suspicious/scammer. See you on the next scammer name.

AndrewK lemme know if you get your paypal back or not. I find it very unlikely that you would have paid up front unless you had a plan in the extremely likely event that something would go south with the deal, such as a BS claim about the seller getting their paypal account hacked.

Until then... /popcorn


It's not bitcoin related. He's buying physical computer parts in exchange for paypal. If there is no legitimate tracking number, then AndrewK can get his money back.

But I agree, but it in dispute as soon as you can anyways. The earlier you do, the less chance he has to withdraw/move the money.

This guy seems to stink of the motatoys guy, which I just tagged with distrust for being extremely suspicious. This guy is also fresh registered, and looking to sell a crapton of highly sought-after expensive mining hardware. I wouldn't be surprised if this is the same person

BUYER BEWARE

Do not send him any BTC or money without an approved escrow, unless you are meeting and trading face to face and can verify the hardware on the spot.

why not buy risers that already do "pin shortening" right on the PCB? they make those you know. just look up pci-e usb risers

same here for me

b.i is still changing back to dollar even though i tell it to show as bitcoin. using google chrome. cookies arent disabled.

heres a page that wil lshow how much it will make with various scrypt scamcoins.

http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/?sha256HashRate=100.00&sha256Power=100.00&sha256PowerCost=0.1206&scryptHashRate=3200.00&scryptPower=1275.00&scryptPowerCost=0.1206&sha256Check=false&scryptCheck=true

i pay 12 cents/kwh, so about $31/day after electricity.

That's not how physics works, but technically, these are "cut" since there are no power pins being utilized; the USB cable only has enough wires to carry PCI-E clock and data signals.

Just so your know, when I ordered mine, I needed to call DHL and give them lots of personal information, including my SSN, because of the value of the package and import/duties process. You might need to do the same. Also, you might get an invoice to pay duties, depending if customs screws up. I had to pay 5.3% import duties because customs erroneously classified mine as 854420 which is coaxial cables when it should be 854442 which is electrical conductors fitted with connectors (notice it's only 1 extra 4) as well as being duty free.

Also, PCI-E presence short mod is not needed with these. It is built in right into the small PCB. No more inserting wires to get your GPU to detect.

Thank you for all the positive feedback and trust. I'm happy that the recipients are so ecstatic with them.

All risers are sold. Thanks for coming. Might get more in the future. need more fiat.

I'll take 1 550Ghash @ 5.85 BTC, shipped to postal code 54501, wisconsin, USA. I'm about as legit as they come. You send to me first, or agree on escrow.

The supplier has offered options such as 50cm, 60cm, and 100cm (I just happened to get 30cm because thats what they had available). As long as it's a USB 3.0 cable, any of those lengths should work fine. Trying other lengths is at your own risk.