Good news everyone waiting for a review unit, I have just had confirmation from Cloudthink.io themselves that they now have 250 imperators in stock!! Im sure those review units are winging their way through the post as we speak   That’s good news, Can you please let me know when the review units are going to be delivered to the bitcointalk members as promised. Will place my order after I have read a few reviews. -----Original Message----- From: Cloud Think [mailto:support@cloudthink.io] Sent: 07 August 2015 09:44 To: Mark Jones Subject: Re: Imperator Hello, Yes, we currently have 250 units left in stock. Please tell us if we can help you with anything else. Kind regards, CloudThink Support Department www.CloudThink.IOsupport@cloudthink.ioOn Thu, August 6, 2015 3:33 am, Mark Jones wrote: > Hi, > > > > > I am interested in purchasing 4 X Imperator miners, are these now in > stock and ready for shipping? > > > > Thanks. > > > |
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Definitely Bitcoin... The problem with gold is that it is manipulated and suppressed by the "powers that be".
They have no such control over Bitcoin.
I think you'll find the are bitcoin equivalents of the "powers that be" e.g exchanges and whales. No secret that BTC price has been manipulated on a regular basis. |
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My new review Imperator is running amazingly well, pulling zero watts at the wall and running really cool.
On the bad side its hash rate is fluctuating between fuck all and zero and is in fact invisible, much like the scammer rikkie has been since this abortion of scam/promotion started.
Still cant work out what his angle was in this scam, think he needs to get back to his day job of licking windows at the back of the bus.
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I would be more concerned about sending the money to someone else without escrow.
Hope it turns out ok and you get your goods.
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it concerns me that he has been online at least 3 times today but hasnt felt the need to make a single post to defend his position. Not a single picture or video of any hardware. Does not look promising  |
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UK banks now enable, with most recent IOS apps: - moving money from bank to bank effectively instantly (no fees). - move money to a mobile number, using Paym, bank - > mobile number www.paym.co.uk (I think no fees) - enable Apple pay sync (no fees) I find it very hard to see how bitcoin can become further adopted in the UK given these and other advances. Moloch has rumbled, Moloch has delivered. Anyone disagree? try sending money abroad and see how much that costs you. Banks/Bankers are a bunch of thieves, the sooner you can ditch the lot of them the better. |
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Basically its a cloud hashing website, I need developers for it. Contact me, and ill give you more details on the work that needs to be done...
Skype: bit.shark2
Another ponzi scam by any chance? |
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PM and requested email sent.
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If anyone thinks we are about to take off and start mining asteroids any time in the near future you need a reality check.
All the gold ever mined could still fit inside an average sized 4 bedroom house, all $8.2 trillion of it now that is rare!
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Bitcoin can and will crash the relative value of gold. Diamonds will not be effected.
The only reason I agree is because the price of gold is 95% based on it's monetary value as a store of value. Only 5% of it's price is based on it's intrinsic value as an industrial metal used for electronics and jewelry. People will transfer their wealth into whatever they perceive to be the best monetary store of value, and that being the case, bitcoin is currently better at being a money on every single aspect than gold is. It is therefore quite possible that the wealth that is currently stored in gold based it's monetary value may be transferred to bitcoin, and gold will be left with it's 5% intrinsic value as an industrial metal and shiny object used as jewelry. As I heard in an interview, "gold is just shiny bitcoin".  Complete bollocks -  |
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Strange why the media keeps trying to force the point to the sheeple that gold is an ancient relic and now worthless yet people in power are buying as quick as they can get their hands on it.
Russia, China are buying it by the tonne.
Countries are now repatriating their gold.
Texas is repatriating their gold from the FED.
Public gold/silver demand has gone through the roof.
I think the powers that be are currently suppressing gold price through paper gold manipulation enabling them to accumulate physical gold at rock bottom prices.
When the time comes the price of physical gold will go parabolic disconnecting from the paper gold price.
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Again, if anyone send you equipment they at least need to know what country they are shipping to. At the very lest to look at shipping costs. So I ask the question again; What country would the equipment be located in?
I dont want anybody sending me any equipment. You would need to come over here and do your own installation. i`ll pm you the answer to your question. What happens when technical issues occur? Are you going to be on call 24/7 to get people's rigs back up and running because that is what they will expect! What about cooling, a lot of rigs put out a lot of heat. Have you got adequate aircon in place? What kind of technical issues?? I dont know what these can be. But if given with instruction I can provide that support. I mean a suport as physical presence for lifting..reconnecting..restarting..cleaning...watever but it cannot be 24/7 as I have a full time job. I can dedicated max 3hours per day being physically present. But of course if you need a simple restart i can do it if am at home. Cooling is up to you. You can install watever equipment you wish as long as it fits the space allocated and does not represent any danger to my family. Think you need to have a good think about the negatives as well as positives with this idea. What if equipment is stolen/damaged - who is liable/responsible. Miners catching fire is not unheard of. |
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Again, if anyone send you equipment they at least need to know what country they are shipping to. At the very lest to look at shipping costs. So I ask the question again; What country would the equipment be located in?
I dont want anybody sending me any equipment. You would need to come over here and do your own installation. i`ll pm you the answer to your question. What happens when technical issues occur? Are you going to be on call 24/7 to get people's rigs back up and running because that is what they will expect! What about cooling, a lot of rigs put out a lot of heat. Have you got adequate aircon in place? |
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How much would you charge to run a very long power cable to my home in the UK, that way I can run my own gear in my own house with the benefit of free electricity.
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Mighty fine collection you have there! how long have you been collecting gold?
About 1 1/2 years now. Was buying what I liked the look of, e.g old panda's etc, a couple of 100g bars but now have shifted strategy and strictly buying CGT free coins like sovs and Britannias for quick liquidation when the time comes. I didn't know you must pay CGT on gold? Well thats a little concerning considering you run a bullion shop and are unaware of how CGT rules apply to UK legal tender coins. Uk legal tender coins such as Britannias, sovereigns and the UK lunar series are VAT and CGT free. With other bullion products if you exceed your annual gains limit then CGT must be paid on the profit when sold. If you are selling bullion I also suggest you read up on the £5k / £10k limits too or otherwise your ass will end up in jail for assisting money laundering. |
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Mighty fine collection you have there! how long have you been collecting gold?
About 1 1/2 years now. Was buying what I liked the look of, e.g old panda's etc, a couple of 100g bars but now have shifted strategy and strictly buying CGT free coins like sovs and Britannias for quick liquidation when the time comes. |
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yep, love the stuff - This is my stash to date, 37.9 troy oz fine gold + about 65oz silver and a little platinum and palladium -    |
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