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Unused coupons for Block Erupters (64 in total) were redistributed. These now go back to Order #894. As stated previously, there has been intent shown by ASICMINER to eventually extend the coupon program, but as of this time there is no way for resellers to obtain additional coupon units beyond what was initially provided.
Lame, I missed it by 9 orders... When are you going to drop the pricing to what the others are offering? Citm is offering .31-.35, Eligius is offering them @ .38 and there is another vendor selling @.32 btc... What gives? El can sell at whatever price he wants  after all its all business Well, I did want to continue to support BTCGuild but with the current pricing structure I would be insane to buy from them @ the current price (double of others)... Guess I take my business elsewhere... Since it is just business, right?!? ;-) |
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Unused coupons for Block Erupters (64 in total) were redistributed. These now go back to Order #894. As stated previously, there has been intent shown by ASICMINER to eventually extend the coupon program, but as of this time there is no way for resellers to obtain additional coupon units beyond what was initially provided.
Lame, I missed it by 9 orders... When are you going to drop the pricing to what the others are offering? Citm is offering .31-.35, Eligius is offering them @ .38 and there is another vendor selling @.32 btc... What gives? |
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Your site needs LOT'S of work. I registered last week, can't log in and can't recover my password now. When setting up miner names I kept getting errors with the name, etc, etc, etc.
What a mess
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This has to be a scam... No pictures but a copy of a stock photo on ebay?
You will have to do better than this if you want a buyer, j/s...
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Just speculating... using erupters 1Gh/s = 1.8 BTC(approximately) so a 10Gh/s blade better be BELOW 18 BTC or there is no benefit. I'm curious to see although I'll be stuck buying erupters for quite some time before I'll make enough BTCs for a Blade.
no sir, you are off by two decimal points ... it is 1GH/s = ~.018 per 24hr shift at 100% uptime... I think he meant that 3 Erupters @ 333MH/s cost approximately 1.8BTC @ 0.6BTC a piece. Therefore a 10GH/s blade needs to come in at less than 10 times the cost. Ahh, my bad... thought he was talking profit margin, not cost. Oops! |
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Just speculating... using erupters 1Gh/s = 1.8 BTC(approximately) so a 10Gh/s blade better be BELOW 18 BTC or there is no benefit. I'm curious to see although I'll be stuck buying erupters for quite some time before I'll make enough BTCs for a Blade.
no sir, you are off by two decimal points ... (with 4 erupters @ ~333 MH/s each) it is 1.332GH/s = ~.018 per 24hr shift at 100% uptime... |
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Congrats on first post!
Thank you for the information, that makes complete sense. Do you happen to know what amount Ebay reimburses someone up to? Like in my case if I went through Ebay and got scammed like I did would they just refund all 10k?
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/buyer-protection.html |
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Connection Refused means there is nothing listening on that Port. add "server=1" to the bitcoin.conf file (and restart bitcoin-qt afterwards) or just dont run the QT and learn to use bitcoind  also... how do i get bitcoind and not just bitcoin-qt? i thought they were the same thing bitcoind is the server for the bitcoin-qt app (unfortunately NOT included as a seperate executable app in the build of Bitcoin-Qt for Mac OS X)... the bitcoin.conf file is what turns the server on or off via the server=1 command (creates a server with a "listen" port) and CAN be used to set the server on with Mac OS X ... something in the likes of: rpcuser=bitcoinrpc (or can be anything you want) password= (can be anything you want) rpcport=8332 (or whatever port you specify here, use default 8332 for running pypool on top) port=8333 (for listen function) rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 (internal loop-back address) testnet=0 (to turn off testnet testing service) listen=1 server=1 rpcallowip=your miner(s) ip here or use the * for a range (ie 192.168.1.* for whole block range of 192.168.1.1-255) allowreceivebyip=1 The bitcoind app can be manually built on Mac OS X if you read the make file... but then you can't run the GUI, so just stick with the Qt app... That should get you started. Next run python 'run_pypool.py' command in terminal to execute the app (with select flags for whatever you want to manually set). If it gives you a fuss you can cd into the containing folder and/or cd and drag the file to the terminal window and press enter... Don't forget to tip me. Thanks  |
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It is causing the round times to approach ~35 minutes again...
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Search for escrow services (usual name of John K comes to mind)...
Feel free to thank me by donating to my bitcoin wallet below.
Thanks
BTC
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Is this sarcasm? Actually, I figured out how to pm. In my defense, I don't use these forums, so I'm not familiar with them or how they work. Only reason I'm on here is cus bitinstant is down. Bitcoins are hard to get it seems.
It's not too bad, actually, if you know where to look/know what's up (stay current)... Search for "escrow" services... Safer for BOTH parties... You can thank me by donating (any amount) to my bitcoin address below... Thanks BTC |
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20,000 GH/s in less than 6 days? 50k GH/s in less than a month? Where is all this hash power coming from? WTF is going on? Are we witnessing a network takeover attempt? 93k GH/s with only 27,033 miners?
Other pools have seen proportional increases. You have to remember, most of the BIG ASIC equipment is going to old miners, not new ones. People who already had skin in the game, and as such, were already mining at certain pools.
BTC Guild had the largest userbase, and as such, is receiving proportionally the largest number of this new equipment. However, smaller pools have also seen huge gains in proportional to their speed a month ago.Eligius, Slush, BitMinter, and Eclipse have all roughly doubled in speed this last month. BTC Guild has roughly doubled. The only pool that isn't growing quite as fast (in proportion to their previous speed) is 50BTC. That could be explained by their pool having a larger percentage of miners in countries which are difficult to import high end ASIC equipment. That sucks for the smaller fish... j/s |
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20,000 GH/s in less than 6 days? 50k GH/s in less than a month? Where is all this hash power coming from? WTF is going on? Are we witnessing a network takeover attempt? 93k GH/s with only 27,033 miners?
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This will never gain much traction without further development, most specifically, support for more than the Windows platform... Why use a platform dependent service when there is already services that are web based and by nature of web based technology, not platform dependent? ie: https://privnote.commy $.02 USD |
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Never going to happen BECAUSE paypal allows chargebacks. Period.
Good luck
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Could anyone loan me $0.02btc? I can pay it back within 4days
how much btc will you pay back? What are you using it for? More importantly, how much is $0.02btc ? lol, it is worth ~$2.00 US... $2.14 to be exact @ current market value |
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This guy either keeps deleting my posts or possibly just makes new threads but I will say it again. If you are dumb enough to purchase this you will not make a ROI, PERIOD (especially at the new difficulty that happened today). Check for yourself @ this calculator site here: http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/Buyer beware. |
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At the price you want, anyone who buys is a fool and will never recoup their investment, no wonder why you are selling...
Dubious
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