first email I received  second email just received  don't buy off this company till confirmed by well known member from this forum I really think they're cleaning up before Monday and there's not going to be anything to check out. @CYPHER, I think you're the only one I would trust so far that's offered to check them out. please consider a visit Monday or too many people are going to be ripped off. I'm sure good or bad there will be a few tips that should cover your time and fuel. |
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Hi all, I live close-by and shall be paying them a visit on Monday (as I want to be sure the building is physically open).
If I find a team there, and it all seems legit I will be ordering 1-2 units there and then.
As soon as I arrive home I will post up all info/photos/videos of my visit.
See you Monday!
JOINTSTARR
I appreciate you time and effort and look forward to your evidence.... BUT, how are you going to prove we can trust you..? you've just become member couple weeks ago and have 1 post under your belt. No, offence but how do we know you're not on the dark side and actually working with them. |
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could you just have waited till someone physically checked them out.
someone who live nearby could you please visit this company and please bring a camera.
or better still start video recording from outside as you walk in asking questions. act like a news reporter.
ps. i'll pay for your fuel in BTC tips
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if Neil would insert in his signature...
"if you like my work and like to support development please donate to this address: 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
you'll find you may get some extra income donations as some people prefer this.
wouldn't hurt.
PS. how is minepeon port for beaglebone going? will it be possible to get it working with KNC miners, or would you need more info from KNC to achieve this reliably?
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have you seen this, received from email subscription looks more like a pump and dump before disappearing  |
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The remaining amount 2221.40€ (current bitcoin.de price 592.01€ = 3.7523 BTC), needs to be payed before the lawyer submits the complaint next week.
The exact amount may change a little bit if the price of Bitcoin goes up or down.
3.7523 - 2.3025 = 1.4498 BTC outstanding amount required to complete payment to lawyer payment address for lawsuit to pay lawyer: 1PHDaiUMq5u3WTAwmYv7ioNnKfEGYXBtmThttps://blockchain.info/address/1PHDaiUMq5u3WTAwmYv7ioNnKfEGYXBtmT |
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For those that are looking to use it - it's really easy, just insert the API key that Burnside emailed us last night and a CSV file will download itself to your browser: Your personal portfolio https://btct.co/csv/portfolio?key=[API key] Your complete trade history https://btct.co/csv/trades?key=[API key] Your complete dividend history https://btct.co/csv/dividends?key=[API key] Your complete deposit history https://btct.co/csv/deposits?key=[API key] Your complete withdrawal history https://btct.co/csv/withdrawals?key=[API key] click on one of the links above and then paste your API key that you received in the email to the end after the "=" and hit enter a "xxxxxxx.csv" file will download to your computer. do it with all the links above to download 'portfolio', 'trades', 'dividends', 'deposits' and 'withdrawals'. Total 5 files to download. then what I done was subtract any Labcoin withdrawals of dividends and/or selling any Labcoin shares from total trades buying Labcoin shares. eg. I spent 21.16 BTC buying Lacoin shares but later I withdrew the dividends received of 0.16 BTC leaving total 21.0 BTC value lost. <-- this part I also outline including the amount of shares currently holding in the email to the lawyer. If you haven't done already, you'll have to contact 'visualspade' to include you in the lawsuit. then he will reply with lawyer contact details. |
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received email confirmation from lawyer today Dear Labcoin shareholder,
You're receiving this communication due to your request of joining the criminal complaint before Italian authorities.
The data you submitted to this email adress are complete.
Your position will therefore be inserted into the criminal complaint.
Best regards
Riccardo Xxxxxx BTW, we still need 1.2 BTC to make up the 3.5 BTC (if correct) that's required to complete payment to lawyer payment address for lawsuit to pay lawyer: 1PHDaiUMq5u3WTAwmYv7ioNnKfEGYXBtmT if visualspade could confirm and let us know when due date for payment is required. |
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received email confirmation from lawyer today Dear Labcoin shareholder,
You're receiving this communication due to your request of joining the criminal complaint before Italian authorities.
The data you submitted to this email adress are complete.
Your position will therefore be inserted into the criminal complaint.
Best regards
Riccardo Xxxxxx BTW, we still need 1.2 BTC to make up the 3.5 BTC (if correct) that's required to complete payment to lawyer payment address for lawsuit to pay lawyer: 1PHDaiUMq5u3WTAwmYv7ioNnKfEGYXBtmT if visualspade could confirm and let us know when due date for payment is required. |
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received email confirmation from lawyer today Dear Labcoin shareholder,
You're receiving this communication due to your request of joining the criminal complaint before Italian authorities.
The data you submitted to this email adress are complete.
Your position will therefore be inserted into the criminal complaint.
Best regards
Riccardo Xxxxxx BTW, we still need 1.2 BTC to make up the 3.5 BTC (if correct) that's required to complete payment to lawyer payment address for lawsuit to pay lawyer: 1PHDaiUMq5u3WTAwmYv7ioNnKfEGYXBtmT if visualspade could confirm and let us know when due date for payment is required. |
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cgminer version 3.9.0 - Started: [2014-01-24 15:25:51]
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(5s):304.4G (avg):311.1Gh/s | A:159374 R:2242 HW:4403 WU:4346.0/m
ST: 2 SS: 0 NB: 8 LW: 176865 GF: 0 RF: 1
Connected to stratum-lb-usa48.btcguild.com diff 128 with stratum as user qweqweqweqweqwe_qweqweqweqweqwe34
Block: 8c5d58f4... Diff:2.19G Started: [16:02:36] Best share: 231K
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[P]ool management [ S ]ettings [ D ]isplay options [Q]uit
KnC 0: | 305.7G/311.4Gh/s | A:159502 R:2242 HW:4407 WU:4350.0/m
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Accepted:159374 Rejects:2242 HWHardWare Errors:4403 2242/159374*100=1.4% rejects 4403/159374*100=2.76% errors 1.4+2.76=4.16% total 304*4.16/100=12.65GH/s 304-12.65=291.35GH/s |
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Hello, everyone.
I have a problem to solve. Maybe some of you are experiencing this, too:
My OC'd Saturn machine is hashing at a much higher rate than BTCGuild is reporting. I tried resetting the worker to clear stats, but it's still reporting as much lower than the machine itself is reporting.
MORE DETAILS:
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I succeeded at least in overclocking on paper and have been running overnight. There are still at least several things I'm unclear on, such as how to get wizkid's cgminer in place, but those will come in a bit, I guess.
Does anyone know why my Saturn is reporting a significantly lower hashrate than at BTC? The Saturn GUI is reporting 326ghs, but poolside BTCGuild hasn't budged above 292. That's quite a difference and not markedly better from my un-OC'd machine.
I tried resetting my worker stats, but that doesn't seem to have done anything either. BTCGuild is reporting 0.13% rejects.
My machine:
October version Saturn
Running 99.1-tuning
OC'd to 231
In SSH as of this moment, the Saturn is showing 329.3G/325.8Gh/s. Still a long way off from 292.
Does anyone know what this issue might be?
you have to minus the percentage of errors and rejected shares from your hash rate to get hash rate that pool should show. eg. if your hash rate is 300GH/s and you have 2% errors and 1% rejected then 300-9 = 291GH/s |
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great find joeventura lets see the BS that rebecca can come up with here... wait for it.   |
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Yeah, beware, the web site registrant is hidden behind a "privacy" shell company in Australia. http://who.is/whois/ctsminerDomain Name: CTSMINER.COM Registry Domain ID: Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.publicdomainregistry.com Registrar URL: www.publicdomainregistry.comUpdated Date: 12-Jan-2014 Creation Date: 12-Jan-2014 Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 12-Jan-2015 Registrar: PDR Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com Registrar IANA ID: 303 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: Email Masking Image@publicdomainregistry.comRegistrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1-2013775952 Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited Registry Registrant ID: PP-SP-001 Registrant Name: Domain Admin Registrant Organization: Privacy Protection Service INC d/b/a PrivacyProtect.org Registrant Street: C/O ID#10760, PO Box 16 Note - Visit PrivacyProtect.org to contact the domain owner/operator Note - Visit PrivacyProtect.org to contact the domain owner/operator Registrant City: Nobby Beach Registrant State/Province: Queensland Registrant Postal Code: QLD 4218 Registrant Country: AU Registrant Phone: +45.36946676 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: Email Masking Image@privacyprotect.orgummm gold coast, did we not have a scam outfit there a couple of months back... most probably the same mob... queensland has always been a state where scam artists originate from, even before the internet days. btw, I'm Australian. |
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I think we're never going to hear from rebecca again...
she/they should have have known that bitcointalk isn't very good forum for scammers.
I love this forum.
If it wasn't for this forum I would have been scammed many times over.
cheers
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yep seems to be up again. EDIT: NVM now says closed for about an hour. they must be out for lunch |
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Hi Rebecca,
you do realize there are the so called 'ASIC police force' (many guys from this forum that live in the UK, not to mention many that will also travel overseas to confirm working prototype) that will be stalking your factory and/or office till these miners are released
also you are going to get ripped to shreds by this forum, this is normal behavior of this great forum... I hope your up for it, and know what you're getting yourself into.
let the games begin
cheers.
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I got receipt (not a reply) from the 'riccardo' email, not the gmail address
receipt needs to be enabled/ticked in option settings of email message before sending, and when he receives email he clicks send receipt. This is what I received.
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If you had just 100 Bitcoins, and the price settled over 10k..... someday mate.... someday soon  People will be so glad their machine spits out .005 a day.... maybe at 0.1 or 0.05, but not at 0.005 a day, this will only be $50 at $10,000 per bitcoin, then takeaway power cost it will be even less... sure you calculated it correctly? $50 a day is not that bad as long as it covers 50% of your operational costs. e.g. $50 a day, 50% maintenance costs (energy + space rent + time etc etc) you still got 30*$50*.5=$750 net per month. And how much will $750 a month buy at 2140 inflation levels?  Don't be fooled by me translating the 0.005 btc into dollars, it was just for the sake of clarity. I'm a miner and I never cash-out xtc right away after having mined it. I cash-out very rarely and only if I really need it and only for the amount that I have to spend. Or just because the thing I have to buy is available in btc only. The real question you need to ask is: what you will be able to buy with 0.005 xtc by 2015 (I don't dare to move time horizon further than that I recently received my electric bill for $1700.00 AUD (Australia is 1kw/h@0.30 cents) and it's for same period (3 months) of running 3 jupiters, 1 BFL little single plus air-con running 20% of the time. BTW, I'm running Jupiter firmware 0.95 with only draws average 580W each when I add 2 (maybe 3) Neptunes it will probably triple the power cost. |
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If you had just 100 Bitcoins, and the price settled over 10k..... someday mate.... someday soon People will be so glad their machine spits out .005 a day.... maybe at 0.1 or 0.05, but not at 0.005 a day, this will only be $50 at $10,000 per bitcoin, then takeaway power cost it will be even less... sure you calculated it correctly? |
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