Its a typical HYIP/ponzi scam. I have a long gamble history with hyips. They offer too good to be true ROI with capital guaranteed, without ever showing credible proof of these returns, honoring withdrawals, until withdrawals grow larger than deposits, and finally the music stop and they close shop.
Do NOT send your coins to these thieves.

I know they mined at Eligius for a time. Not sure if they still do, nor would I reveal any info they gave me in private. I believe they hash at more than one place.

Now, this from here out is speculation on my part, but they have indicated to me that I'm on the right track. It's based on what I would do if I had the money to kickstart something like this.

One. Buy twice the hashpower you sell.

Two, reinvest every penny into more hash as it comes in.

Three, repeat one and two.

Doing it that way, for a while to build a large farm, guarantees the ability to pay out (mining twice as much in hashpower gives a fair margin to cover power, expansion, etc) Now, over time, you'd probably want to scale back the purchases to some extent, but they have likely not got there yet. Also, bear in mind that five years from the beginning of any contract, the hash reverts to PBmining, regardless of whether my model is correct. Given this, unless difficulty skyrockets, they would at the end of the five years, have a substantial farm going on, or a bunch of equipment to sell that was already paid for. Obsolete equipment at low cost is not a bad bargain for the second market anyway.

Is this sustainable? It depends on how well they buy equipment and how badly difficulty skyrockets. But we're already seeing equipment prices come down, and the vertical growth of the network has slowed substantially. It would take a HUGE amount of new equipment to even approach the 40 percent increases of a few months back, as the network is now so large! Basically, barring a breakthrough in either technology or programming, the network isn't going to go ballistic again for quite some time, if ever. If they were only aiming for the short term, I'd be more suspect of the whole thing. As it stands, I'm already in the black (due to referrals), and they have never done me any wrong. My only gripe, and it's so minor that it don't matter, is they are inconsistent about what time they pay out. Not what day, just what time. Makes calculation a bit difficult, but not so much that it matters. Frankly, since that's the only gripe I can really come up with now that they've added a text box to the order page, I don't think it's worth more than a quibble. These guys have been good to me, and the other piggies as well. If they screw up in the future, well that happens. I don't see them as a scam, and I do think they are trying to be the best cloud option there is. Give them time, they are new. I've yet to see a single complaint from actual customers, other than little quibbles like mine. Which they've addressed.

Now, some more of you click on my link, willya???

Dear fellow miners,

That in and of itself is not a big deal.  What is rather cool however, is that I'm mining with a single Block Erupter that I bought on eBay for $300.  My hash rate hovers around 38 Gh/s.  That means of the current Total Hash Rate of 55,000 TH/s or so, I represent a scant 0.069091%.  I didn't just find a block, I crushed it with a share value of 15.6G.  Was I solo mining?  Hell no.  I'm contributing a minuscule amount of work to the Eligius pool.  Nevertheless, there is my block.  Height 298,562. See? Lightning can and does strike.  If any of you feel bad about the fact that earned +0.00016263 BTC instead of 25 BTC for my efforts, my address is 19cK8nHieqXxZbWoYFSdSgm2Q3Cb5CEPN6  Donations welcome!!

Happy Mining!,
Tony  

Obviously S1 will become obsolete this year. I have 27 in a custom shed built. Ambient temperature with the ac fluctuates between 70-85F. The S1's themselves run from 45-59c depending on how hot it is outside. Those numbers should be okay for the short life span these Ants are expected to have yes?

Hi Everyone,

Some exciting things are happening with SolarCoin. I'm an active volunteer for the SolarCoin Foundation and I want to share with you all that the team has been doing a lot of work behind the scenes and things are moving forward on several fronts. Legal incorporation of the Foundation and transparent disclosure of security policies for the §98 billion Generator Pool, §400 million Charitable Trust and §100 million Operations Trust are among the most immediate priorities. We chose an awesome and very marketable symbol for our currency: §. We are working on promotional materials such as slideshow presentations and bumper stickers. We will try to get listed on MintPal and/or Cryptsy (see this post in the SolarCoin forum for thoughts on that).

During periods when the price is stagnant or going down, it can be frustrating for investors and supporters of a coin, especially if they don't know whether progress is being made to achieve goals and priorities. Let me assure you that the SolarCoin team is working hard and making progress. Volunteers for the Foundation read all the various forums and listen and think seriously about everyone's ideas and concerns.

Although §SLR has not yet received much attention in the cryptocurrency community, it has received more attention than 99% of other cryptocurrencies in the real world media -- and the reason is, we've got a great team, a great purpose and a great plan for making SolarCoin succeed as a long-term challenger to Bitcoin.

SolarCoin: the sleeper coin of 2014. To the Sun!  

Freebird

Miners should agree not to sell below certain price. Kind of like Map pricing for retailers. 

Ive been mining for a week now in slushs pool with my 1th/s miner and was wondering if I'm getting the most out of it. I've made about .013 btc per round since I started and wanted to know how I could make more per round if possible. Thanks 

Is it true you guys pay $0.4/kwh like cognitive mining?

I intend to gather a significant quantity of SRECs before claiming solarcoins in the future as it will save time compared to periodic solarcoin claims.

i wonder who are those idiots that paid 33.5 btc for this shit