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281  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2012 Macbook Pro 15" i7 Core, 4GB RAM, 500GB HD, *Mint* Applecare til 2016 on: May 14, 2014, 09:36:17 PM
PMed.
282  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Sterling Silver Bitcoin Lapel Pin on: May 14, 2014, 09:25:42 PM
I'll take 2.  PM me with details.   Beautiful. 
283  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2012 Macbook Pro 15" i7 Core, 4GB RAM, 500GB HD, *Mint* Applecare til 2016 on: May 12, 2014, 12:50:36 AM
And at 2.45 that currently would be valuing the comp at about $800+ the applecare. I know its worth more than that.

Apple Care:
 You are correct that I am completely discounting the Apple Care but am fairly valuing the laptop.    I have been an apple owner for 4 laptops over the years so I can say I have decent experience with their hardware.  The reason I don't value the Apple Care is two-fold.  1)  Apple consistently builds quality hardware and if you treat it right, you will not have issues.  I have two other older laptops (bought new from Apple) that still work fine, they are just old.  2) In my experience anytime they have a major build quality issue or flaw, they always fix your laptop with or without Apple Care so I know I will be taken care of.  Of all the flaws in Apple, they are great about this point even though they make you seem you need to buy Apple Care or you are up a creek.

I hope this sheds more light on my offer.  It still stands and I do believe it is a fair offer with upside potential when Bitcoin gets its legs again.  Let me know, thanks


-D
284  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: I have 3 Million USD to invest into Crypto Currency - How should I do it? on: May 11, 2014, 03:01:13 AM
Call me is my best advice if you really want to invest $3 million in Bitcoin. 
285  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2012 Macbook Pro 15" i7 Core, 4GB RAM, 500GB HD, *Mint* Applecare til 2016 on: May 11, 2014, 03:00:22 AM
BTC2.20 offer.   PM me if interested.


-D

I could probably go 2.7BTC.  I mean its got the Applecare warantee for over 2 more years!

One of my really good friends stay on top of apple hardware prices and he said with standard ram, no SSD and no retina, $1,000.00 is fair value.  I'll go BTC2.25.

-D

The extended 3 year applecare alone was over $300. You have guaranteed apple service and hardware warrantee service for over 2 years still. I don't think I could let it go for only $1000 because of the condition and the fact it's got the warrantee. Thank you for the offer but I just couldn't go that low. Also if you look at sold listings on eBay this same comp without apple care till 2016 has gone for 1250-1350 recently. I could go 2.6BTC shipped (assuming your in the us). I also wouldn't consider it "fair" condition. I got it at the beginning of the school year (last august) for my wife and it was hardly used. I'd consider it like new condition.

Meet me at BTC2.45 shipped and lets make it happen.

-D
286  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2012 Macbook Pro 15" i7 Core, 4GB RAM, 500GB HD, *Mint* Applecare til 2016 on: May 10, 2014, 04:11:41 PM
BTC2.20 offer.   PM me if interested.


-D

I could probably go 2.7BTC.  I mean its got the Applecare warantee for over 2 more years!

One of my really good friends stay on top of apple hardware prices and he said with standard ram, no SSD and no retina, $1,000.00 is fair value.  I'll go BTC2.25.

-D
287  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2012 Macbook Pro 15" i7 Core, 4GB RAM, 500GB HD, *Mint* Applecare til 2016 on: May 09, 2014, 09:17:47 AM
BTC2.20 offer.   PM me if interested.


-D
288  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Hosting data center in Canada? on: May 06, 2014, 04:10:24 PM
We also have a Bitcoin ASIC hosting facility in Washington State.  PM if you are interested in hosting. 

Thanks,
-D
289  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Mine, or Buy? on: May 05, 2014, 06:50:14 PM
Only mine if you have deep pockets and can wait 1-2 years to see real gains.     If that is not you, buy and hold is my opinion if I were evaluating the options.
290  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 28, 2014, 09:49:23 PM
What I will be interested in seeing is whether after the court appoints a receiver (assuming HF can be forced into bankruptcy) what actions will be taken against customers that received preferential treatment/deals etc. at the expense of other customers.
I know from reading other cases that with cash or securities, all the money would be taken back and then redistributed but what about something like this?   Obviously, Dalkore's customer is getting more economic benefit than other customers in the same position are receiving (at this point we are all creditors of this company).
I would think that a person with a large order (let's call it a $1M order for over 250 Sierras for argument's sake) would spend $20,000 on a good lawyers opinion about what would happen if other creditors that DID NOT get any preferential treatment put this company into bankruptcy before spending more money trying to salvage something from the first investment.
Have you done that to make sure you are within the law?

Well taken points.  I have known about this order since ~Oct 2013 (need to get exact date from old emails).  From what I can tell we are early enough so that it would not be shown that we have gotten preferential treatment and I would add that if you knew what I am having to do, it is quite a bit more work and expense than originally expected.   We have waited months like everyone else, nothing odd their, just frustrating. 

Honestly I was surprised we decided to go this route all together. 


-D
291  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 26, 2014, 10:43:11 PM
Dalkore,

Your first order of business should be to see that HashFast_CL gets terminated. He will undo any progress you make in improving the situation.

I agree, the tone taken from a representative was unprofessional to say the least.   While I read through these posts I swear somehow BFL_Josh was running PR for both companies. 
292  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 26, 2014, 10:41:24 PM
Because that is what you are gonna get. It's not HashFast's fault. It's their contractors fault. See?

FYI - I am not a contractor for Hashfast.  Just to be clear.
293  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 26, 2014, 10:39:22 PM
This is just pathetic. Sorry Dalkore, but it doesn't really work this way. You can't come out of no where and start defending the indefensible position hashfast holds.

They lied. They mislead. They almost definitively self mined from January, they shipped one tenth of what CT shipped. They lied to the very face of their customers. Repeatedly. They lied to the office of the AG. Systematically.

They are not changing, they are not trying to make things round, they never will. They are buying time, as they always did.

It's pathetic. But it's an expected move. You can't just hold your hands while the office of your ag gets filled up with referenced complaints against your illegal practices.

I'm looking forward for the deletion of this message - I will take it as an acknowledgement from HF of how ridiculous they are.

And in the case this post wasn't to be removed, feel free to sit back waiting for vague excuses and not a shadow of a valid compensation. Because that is what you are gonna get. It's not HashFast's fault. It's their contractors fault. See?


I am not defending their actions at all.  They were downright poor and I don't do business like that   All I am saying is I mentioned to someone at HF while troubleshooting their hardware, that their customer situation was bad and if that wanted some real advice, call me. 

I don't defend lying or misleading.  What I am saying is real mistakes were made and in the next announcement which should be very soon (hello?) will at least clear the air and a plan (not saying it is the best or makes things 100% round) has been worked out and this is serious.  This is all I am saying, the main reason I even agreed to do this is because I am being affected and I know people like this group would decry it no matter what and I am just saying they told me it is real and the details.
294  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 26, 2014, 09:19:59 PM
Something has to happen, wouldn't you agree?


Good and fair questions.   Thank you, I'll explain below so you at least understand my position, why and motivation for even being involved.


Yes, but how does engaging in some sort of nonbinding discussion (all of 2 hours!) with Eddie and him providing "some" units to you to evaluate make any difference to hundreds of customers who should have received petahashes of power many months ago?


The first time my and "Eddie" talked was because my client is a customer of Hashfast and has been waiting since Oct 2013.  Up until that point I only talked to a couple engineers.  We were testing this new board design and through this I voiced many concerns and told them if Eduardo wanted to hear my opinion to call me, he did call.  The first things out my mouth were questions about why the delay and silence which I told him it was unacceptable.  He then told me details on what the issues were and then asked for advice on his plan to try and make the situation right if not at least better than it currently is which has been little.  My thought was if I could advocate communication and telling people why along with a plan to solve it, that would be better for everyone, I hope we can agree that is better than nothing.  Maybe I am wrong here but I wanted to help because I knew the frustration my customer was having and I read all your comments so I know many more did as well.  Please specifically explain.

Also my financial gain in this situation is only being a good vendor to my client.  Every else I am doing because it is the right thing to do, nothing more, nothing less.
 
"Documentation" doesn't cut it.

Of course not, this was just an area I didn't see enough information.   The next major announcement will hopefully be something that will be a positive step.

Really.  What's your economic interest in this?  


Just my client's hardware order since Oct 2013.  That is how I even got in touch with anyone at Hashfast.  Outside of that I may have solicited an email asking about hosting, nothing came of it.

You have "some" boards that likely are more rightly the property of others.


He (my client) has been in line like everyone else.  That characterization of me personally is unfair, I wanted this hardware order shipped back in Oct.

You are apparently set to receive a large number of chips which, I presume, you will use.

This order is a Batch 1 & 2 order just so you know.  

I have an unfilled Batch 2 order and the MPP from Batch 1. You say you are doing good for the community, but how, specifically?  That's not sarcasm, it's a real request for an explanation, with specifics.

The main thing I have asked for that I "know" is helping is two-fold.  1)  Level with the community, admit your mistake and take your lumps  2) Address the compensation issue period.

I hope people can say that is what needs to happen like right now?   I hope that if someone else was in the position as an outsider to try and push this forward, THEY WOULD DO IT.  Well I was in that position and I did, you can flame "me" all you want but I did what I could to help.   Even if people are not satisfied, I hope they think the through counted.  I didn't need to waste my time but I chose too.


Can't this really be interpreted as just another person, like the Garret the Teenager, who Hashfast Eddie, the Adult, makes some pledge to, and who then comes forward to testify on Hashfast's behalf, and in the end it amounts to nothing for Hashfast's customers?

If you are comparing me to them, then you are not paying attention.   People know me, I ain't perfect but I am competent and I don't go around trying to screw people.  If you think it would of been better if I said nothing and did ask for anything, then I think you are in a minority group because others have said "thank you" and "good job".  

In closing, I am going to push for the next statement to be released so people can get more informed on what is next.


Thoughts,
Dalkore
295  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 26, 2014, 02:11:44 AM
It's hard to take anything HF says seriously. Eduardo and Simon need to put on their big boy flame pants and address questions personally. Get on the forums or attend meetups and show they are personally accountable and taking real action instead of lip service emails every few months.

And if they really want to recover image, they need to explain their relationship with the original marketer (Skrodenis) and the man known as "Long Dong".  There's no question that Skrodenis made a career of marketing the most vile pornography that is legal (at least in some jurisdictions!), and it seems pretty certain that "Long Dong" worked as a male prostitute.  

A decent company would step forward and offer a credible explanation.  Because there are people here, some of whom have good creds in the community, who believe that the waterboarding porn people may actually be pulling the levers behind the Wizards of Eddie and Simon.  Seriously.  

There is an announcement that does this.  Coming very soon.  If you can be patient for a short time, everyone will know more.  I didn't know anything 3 weeks ago.  I advocated them getting information to the community.  That is the reason I am involved.   Something has to happen, wouldn't you agree?

-D
296  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: HashFast converts large Batch 2 order to chips on: April 26, 2014, 12:19:07 AM
Hello Bitcoin,

I want to confirm that in the last few weeks I have been talking extensively with Eduardo (C.E.O. of Hashfast Technologies) to understand and give outside feedback on ideas to address delivery and communication issues.   Outside of almost daily emails, we have had two-hours of in-depth discussions where I could really ask frank questions and get a good feel for what happened, ways to improve and the future.

I can attest that Eduardo is truly concerned with the current situation and really wants to move forward and make good on expectations set forth before.  He has demonstrated his commitment in this first step and assured me going forward things will be different.  I know many will be frustrated and I understand, I did my part as a member in the Bitcoin mining community to help get certainty for everyone.   Before I even started this process, I spent two days reading every comment I could (good & bad) to get a feel for the major issues so please know I care and did not rush into this.  I know I am taking a risk here but I do care about other miners and thought it was the right decision regardless on the reception this announcement gets.

In closing, we have been in constant communication with their engineering department and have independently tested their 3rd generation board design.  For testing we took their reference numbers and other data points and have confirmed their validity under this current design and have reproduced them, along with having some running as we write with no change.   We will be releasing this information soon along with support documentation we developed while going through this process.    We are also working with Hashfast to flesh out a new product design to increase density and performance.



Sincerely,

Dalkore
www.bitcoinasichosting.com
297  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Review of the Spondoolies-Tech SP10 „Dawson“ Bitcoin miner (1.4 TH/s) on: April 24, 2014, 06:47:18 PM
Liquid submersion cooling is the next step:

http://www.grcooling.com/

This is the future but I am not sure if mineral oil will be the mass deployment coolant.  It is still pretty messy to service.   I am working on a project with another coolant that is a little less messy.   Regardless this is cool and green tech.  I love it.
298  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet on: April 24, 2014, 06:31:15 PM
I'll go .44BTC if your buyer falls through.
299  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: WTS alienware m18x r3 on: April 23, 2014, 07:20:41 AM
Price and pictures please.

-D
300  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet on: April 23, 2014, 02:32:05 AM
.35BTC is my offer.  I have a Asus TF700, want to upgrade my GF.

I could probably go .55, I'm not desperate enough to go .35, but thank you for the offer.

Have any pictures?

I second that.   Also I'll go to .425 but no further.  Now that tax season is over I believe we are in an uptrend.  Don't want to over pay.   Its an older model so you should move it.  I have find them local but I would rather support Bitcoin.
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