So it's 6 AM soon and I'm off to sleep but I'll post the proof as requested. The proof that a Monarch really exists and it isn't just a myth or cgi. Or maybe I spent the last four hours making the "real and gritty looking" cgi renders. You'll never know. [...]

1. Yes. As I said, the lost mining time is part of the reason why $380 for 700GH/s is comparable to $560 for 1400GH/s.
2. Postage is included in the AM price
3. Depends where you live

Now, relax. It's not a bad price by any stretch of the imagination, especially for a Monarch as they're kind of a novelty right now. It's just not a stellar price, it's about average for what the market would pay.

[...] Shipping method outside mainland China is DHL by default. Shipping fee is 1 BTC per full set. [...]

Mid to late October, probably. That's why it's average instead of being worse than the Prisma.

It's about average, I'd say. That's $380, and the AM Prismas are ~$560 for double the hashrate.

300 euros in Finland. [...] Maybe I'll edit a pic in this post later on when I get home from work. [...]

It's fun to see a post like this as I got a second hand Monarch today for a few hundred €. [...]

How 'bout with [ DO NOT POST SESC LINKS ]ignore[/url]?

100% foolproof troll spray. Worked for me.

can some one please post a picture of their Monarch... I will like to see prof customers are receiving the rigs?
Thanks

Ok, Ognasty was nice enough to take pictures, and I'll upload the key ones here. Or to some sharing site then go from there.

First, the money shot: A shot of the back of the board:



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If you have a problem, who's problem is it? I'll let you work that out for yourself!

I completely agree with what you say. I been following this since I met josh in 2012 In London and knew within minutes my investment was gone, months before delivery! I been around enough to see right through scum like him. And he knows it too. He does his best to keep people who know what he is on side as he did with pg, and he got burned by him!

And because I've spent the time finding the true history (I actually had about 10 police officers last night all listening to me about them being used and how they are going to be fucked over last night, even they know something's not right to the point of taking notes from a seemingly piss head) and a want and will to seek it out you want to call me a troll. Truth is stranger than fiction. Look up the khazararian's, that's a good starting point for you. And how the roman empires postal service became the spy network (Germany much???) And the benzitines took the idea of religion and state further than the romans did. 1000s of years of manipulation as made people zombified pieces of flesh and blood with no guts. Weak and perfetic.

Listen dude, I'm in the same boat! But even in a minority of 1, truth is still the truth! I just never let schooling get in the way of my education!

Peace bro, no offense ever intended and I can't teach, you can only teach yourself (Henze schooling is just programming!)

Someone's been watching too many movies, no ones going get anything from this except the profitable business's of the police, courts, solicitors and lawyers.[...]

[...] here we are 36 hours later, the curtain having fallen and BFL surely has to now be out of business.[...]

http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2014/09/29/federal-magistrate-will-mediate-butterfly-labs-ftc.html?page=all

"Both parties were in court Monday morning as the FTC sought an injunction that would effectively extend that restraining order. A lawyer for the FTC said it was important to conserve the company’s assets to allow for future consumer redress.

However, U.S. District Court Judge Brian Wimes, who is presiding over the case, asked both sides whether a plan might be reached that would allow Butterfly Labs to resume business but still protect consumers.

He extended the restraining order until Friday to give the sides time to reach a deal, before adjourning to allow both parties to negotiate. By noon, he had appointed U.S. Magistrate John Maughmer to mediate the discussions, which were ongoing."

[...] there is no honor amongst thieves... Because it might seem someone is getting of "scott free", but he has been set up for a life of hiding and looking over his shoulder. This - presumably, I haven't found the source doc yet - can be read in the FTC documentation:

Thanks! Ubercool,

but if I look at the dates I don't come to the conclusion of "Josh [being] the White Knight in all of this".

I see someone who's "selling out" and "leaving the sinking ship"...

That sounds more like the Josh we have all got to know these last couple of years...

Hahaha no, would never leverage those connections on something that will ultimately be addressed by the feds.

If someone gets off scott free and gets cocky then perhaps.

[...]"Former employees and Mr. Zerlan, admitted that Defendants mined Bitcoins with customer equipment."

Idle hopes.

Avatar represents an old friend of the family

You sir have a good point!!

[...]Hope you hid enough to retire[...]

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Darin Bicknell is not a customer, so lets see the report to the FTC would boil down to this: "Someone is meaning mean to me on the internet!" Darin Bicknell is a morally, ethically and intellectually bankrupt individual who fled to Malasia to escape prosecution in his home Canada and now runs an "school" there, as I understand it.  He continues to attack me personally without evidence, facts or even logic... He continues to post false information and lies (though I do admit, he's not the only one.)  So please, do tell as to how me pointing that out is somehow antagonistic or even unexpected?

The only one that is morally, ethically and intellectually bankrupt here is you, Mr. Wasp, I mean Darin Bicknell.  How's your illegal school going?