$1250 for a 1080?  LOL.  Try $500 US dollars.

Uuummm...... no.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/bitcoin-heist-600-powerful-computers-stolen-in-iceland/ar-BBJNe9U?ocid=mailsignout

Undoubtedly, these have been showing up here in for sale ads from low post count new accounts posting from foreign countries who can't even speak English properly. 

I'll buy one, yes, ONE.  Screw your MOQ.  And you pay shipping to the USA.  I'm offering $500 US dollars.  The 741 is obsolete and it is a buyers' market now.  And explain how your "guarantee" is supposed to work if I get it and it doesn't perform flawlessly for me for years.

AAAAAHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAhahahahahaha You're funny.  4000 euros for a USED miner I can buy for $2899 new?  LOL.

Try $1500 US dollars, if you're lucky.  Its used and it's a buyers market now.

Huh?

I've been reading about Tether and how it claims to be backed by dollars on a 1 to 1 ratio.

I wonder if there's a market for a coin that has the benefits we need all in one.

The market wide acceptance of Bitcoin.
The large block sizes of Bitcoin Cash, or an unlimited block size that can change as needed.
Security, as with Monero or ZCash.

And most importantly, the price is FIXED.  There are no highs and lows in its market price, this coin is worth 1 US Dollar, (or $10, or $100, some set price) PERIOD, no ifs, ands, or buts.

If such a coin existed, and were mineable by either ASICs, GPUs, or CPUs, started from 0 coins in the marketplace with no premine, I wonder if it could really become the new universal standard in crypto coins.  I think its fixed price would allow it to be used in transactions to move money around, while eliminating the fear of the price bouncing all over the place.

And I've got to laugh at all these countries who claim to be banning crypto coins.  Crypto coins are unbannable.  Anyone with an internet connection or VPN can get around any ban they try to make. 

$500 US Dollars per 741, with free shipping to the USA.  That's about the best offer you will get.

With escrow and/or PayPal for buyer security.

I'm not a kid, I'm...... let's just say I am over 21.  Quite a bit over.  And I am right.

LOL are you kidding?  $2000 for those obsolete pieces of crap that use lots of power for what they make?  $200 each is the best price you'll get.

For months, greedy sellers who were lucky enough to get ASICs and GPUs have been extorting us for huge profits on every mining ASIC and GPU worth buying.

Well, with bitcoin and nearly every other coin's price in a long, steady decline, look how the tables have turned.

I've been reading for sale ads here.  And I am reading desperation.  All these people thought they'd get big bucks, and all of a sudden, their items aren't selling!  So they have to start dropping their prices, in hopes of getting their huge credit card bill paid down before the wife notices.

And now we, the buyers, have the power.  And our end of the deal is simple.  We don't buy.  We lowball the hell out of their prices and shipping terms.  Let them starve.  Let them go into debt.  Karma's a bitch!  

Oh yes, coin prices will eventually go up again, but until then, we are in command.  Bitcoin mining difficulty is over 2.6 TRILLION now, so any ASIC is already making less than it made in December.

So stand with me and give these high priced sellers what they deserve.  Nothing.  Let them panic.  I look at ebay auctions and smile.  I message them lowball offers on ebay to make them sweat a little more.  And it is good.  I have thousands of dollars available to spend and it is staying in my pocket until I get what I want at a price I am willing to pay.

Your prices are high if they were new.  Yours are USED, so your prices are insane.  Who knows how badly you overclocked and modded them.  $400 per Vega, you pay shipping to USA.  Take it or leave it.

It's a buyers market now.  Your greed will now be punished.

Keep re-adjusting, you've got a ways to go yet

Xircom is right, OP  You are seriously overpriced.  Consider yourself lucky to get $1500 US Dollars each.

What's that?  You bought in a frenzy as bitcoin prices were blasting to da moon?  That's your problem.

Weak hands will sell now, it's a buyers's market.  Few things make me happier than seeing ASIC prices plummet.   

Knowledgeable, experienced crypto people know that the thing to do now is to HODL.

I am HODLing and mining.

AAAAHHHHH you're funny.  2500 euros each for 741s?

That's $3113 US Dollars!

In case you haven't been keeping up, the Avalon 821 has been out for a month and hashes 50% more than a 741 for very nearly the same power usage, and it is selling for $2899 US Dollars in its most recent batch.

A week ago, there were 10 ebay auctions for 741s with buy it now prices under $2000.  And the price of the old outdated obsolete 741 is falling faster than HilLIARy Clitton's chances of ever being president.  Consider yourself lucky to get $1500 US for a 741 now.  In a month, they will be under $1000 and falling.

And that was with BTC prices over $12,000.  We are under $9000 now.

If you put your life savings into buying a huge load of 741s, you are facing a financial calamity.  You might as well set them up and mine with them, that is your only chance to eventually get a profit.  In a year or more.

...shakes head, muttering "$3113 for a 741, this guy is on some good drugs".....

And by the way, the Canaan warranty starts from the DATE OF DELIVERY.  I've read their website.  So that warranty is running out right now.

Pay by bank transfer?  SCAM.
Pay by cryptocurrencies?  SCAM.
Escrow?  Maybe.

I made you an offer.  You are CrazyGoNuts (a phrase used by Strong Bad in the "The Luau" episode of Homestar Runner) if you think I'm going to pay new GPU prices for GPUs that have been used for possibly a year or more, mining 24 hours a day.

Why don't you put your 5 to 10 year old car up for sale for its brand new sticker price while you're at it?

Of course he was.  He advised me not to do business with this guy (whose name is) cashen.  That's how I read it.  I don't see how that could have been misinterpreted.

I agree, cashens' for sale post does not inspire confidence in me.  It sounds like he is getting rid of his old GPU farm.  And his comment about running them at 70%?  I do not believe that, especially coming from a gpu hash farm.

I'll give $2000 for 10 of the 1060s.  They are used, who knows how much you BIOS modded and overclocked the hell out of them.  I insist on PayPal for buyer protection, and / or escrow from here.  PM me.

Do you really expect us to believe that you voluntarily cut them back to 70% power?  I think you're lying.