Well, if newbie statements are considered to be false by definition then I can name a few more here. Really... 

My 4 1/2 Cents ...

BCS has the best and fastest support I've ever seen. (I'm an old man from the prehistorical age of mailboxes.  )

I know Scammers, HYIPs and Pronzies - I've earned and lost some bucks, but my feeling about BCS is positve, so I've invested in that Company and it works fine for me.

I use different Clouds to minimize the riscs, and all have to work together:
- Gambling/Sales -> Cryptsy -> MN1&2
- CEX for mining, daytraiding and finance BCS-Contracts
- BCS-mining to refill CEX dayly (compound interests!)

In my personal opinion CEX and BCS need eachother in the manner of compounding to get the best profit. For myself I can recommend all of my clouds.

@BCS: Sorry for my "bad English" - I'm not a native speaker, but if you have a look on my Website (my BCS-Name is "Negromonga") you will see, I'm a professional german writer and publisher. If your company needs a german translation and review of your Website in future, I would be glad to help you. Internationality -> more customers -> more win-win.


Best regards.

Our business model won't allow you to sell your hashrate (there are other services that  allow this).

I see a lot of newbies that suddenly are  interested in questioning our business model. Nice.

Our website in relatively new, and it'll be updated constantly. And we know that there are changes that need to be made.

My account showed a number of satoshi to be payed after X hours of mining, this "expected number of BTC" is also what is payed last night, I'm wondering how that could be so exact, all number are equal. When looking at CEX.io they show block 25.xxxxxx and it's never the same so how can you calculate this so 'exact'?

Looking at the payouts and excluding (1NdoiXL5kaxedEAyQ1S629v93uxvaNd2zG) from my figures

A total of 309BTC has been invested paying for 152TH/s

They paid out 4.56BTC Last night

If this isn't real mining I predict without more "investors" they will run out of cash in 67 day, this will slow down as difficulty increases and prolong the "mining"
But oddly they get a payment each day and this is variable.
Which leads me to believe they are mining alt-coin somewhere and swapping into BTC. You lot are virtual mining BTC at a fixed price.
Your money pays for 3rd party mining with an alt-coin farm and Gabriel keeps the coins that are over 100% profit compared to BTC.
or I could be wrong and its a massive ponzi and you will soon loose all your money.

Exahash?

I wouldn't class bullionvault the same as holding the physical metal.

Don't see any private sellers with 20% lower than bullion dealer prices either, prices are usually roughly the same as vat added.

how can you buy at spot in the UK when you factor is VAT and premium (all be it low on 100oz bar)

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I'm on a bit of a vacation right now for the 4th; I'll be back with pictures and will be happy to provide receipts to interested parties when I return.

Links to bars, both purchased from Apmex:

http://www.apmex.com/product/77689/100-oz-sunshine-silver-bar-999-fine-v2-first-100-bars-ever
http://www.apmex.com/product/78285/100-oz-geiger-security-line-silver-bar-999-fine

Just to state it again, I'm definitely in agreement that escrow is a must, preferably one knowledgable in metals.

I'm not going to go below spot on either of these.

A very simple nondestructive test one can do to tell if a bar is pure and solid is to use a large rare earth magnet. You can wave the magnet over the piece and feel the resistance of the magnets movement as it passes over. Silver is diamagnetic and will therefore create resistance in the magnet as you pass it over the piece. Using several known samples you can gauge the feeling of the resistance created for each sample. A fake bar will create much less resistance as you pass the magnet over the bar. Combine this with tapping the bar to hear the tone created and you can catch the large majority of fakes.

I'm sure you can sell them to a bullion dealer but that requires actually sending before you get payment. Not ideal for the risk factor should they decide not to pay.

Most transactions have been in person which are much lower risk as you are getting paid at the time of the sale.

When selling to bullion dealer they may not give you the price you want. Usually under spot.

Yeah I never bought any large 100 oz bars for the very reason that reselling them tends to get tough.

I'm happy to provide all of this and agree escrow is a must. In addition I can provide receipts from reputable dealers, and I'm happy to let you have a few days to test it.

However I'd like to negotiate a price before doing all of this. Please communicate an offer.

Thanks!

Unfortunately because of fake large silver bars the only way to verify the authenticity of a bar is to have a unique trackable serial number from a reputable company imprinted on the bar or to cut the bar open.

There are massive amounts of Fake large Silver bars from china which are basically led or Zinc wrapped in a thin layer of silver to fool a surface material test.

Who is the manufacturer of the bar?

Like they give a damn, these things are selling like hot cakes!

Phone will work in the UK but it's locked to Orange so it will work with Orange and EE for other networks it needs unlocking. I can unlock the phone for additional 20eur but it will take ~7 days.

btw, as of now phone is in ORIGINAL SEAL and wrapped in plastic bag to protect the seal. I can provide more photos for those really interested.