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Yep, I am seeing this too.  Farms are getting larger and more centralized.

Ditto.  Bad precedent.

Large farms mostly.  All my new clients are getting bigger with the amount of gear they are throwing at this.

I wish.  It is BYOM (Bring Your Own Miner).   With that said, I do have channels I could use to see if I could acquire units for clients.

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I second and third and whatever else this comment.  If this is true, his is a piece of shit and he will deserve whatever they throw at him.  He gives humans in general a bad name.  I so hope this is not true, people are not "things" you "take care of"

Mining Community,

UPDATE 09/27/13: Added 5 KNC Jupiter units.  Added 12/Thash of hashing in our host.  Grand Opening Prices are now live.

Hosting Fee:  $0.085 per BTU [British Thermal Unit] per month (watts * 3.41 = BTU)

Example Hosting Prices:

= BFL  Single SC –               $68.98/month*  -  $81.16 monthly
= Bitfury (400 GH) –             $93.61/month*  -  $110.14 monthly
= Hashfast  BabyJet -           $64.05/month*  -  $75.36 monthly
= KNC Miner  Jupiter –           $157.67/month*   -  $185.50 monthly

* reflects 6-month prepaid discount

Pricing

Statement to Mining Community


This a is a fully managed hosting service to co-location your ASIC Bitcoin mining gear.  All our hardware in now INSURED.  Major news for Bitcoin miners.  Now you can rest easy when your hardware is hosted with us.  We have a specialized insurance policy that is geared towards technology companies.  As difficulty rises rapidly, people with much higher power & operating costs will be put into an untenable position with their costs possibly exceeding their mining income.  This is where our ASIC hosting comes in.  We host monthly with no contract.   Customers that pre-pay 3 or 6 months in advance will qualify for a 10% or 15% discount respectively.   We also accept USD or BTC as payment, we want to respect the miner who wants to hold on to their hard-mined coins.

We have 0.02/Kwh electricity rates which is some of the cheapest on the planet.  The hosting facility has secured access with alarm.   We just complete a full round up electrical & cooling upgrades.  My support team which includes a two Linux network engineers with over 35 years experience.  We have a fiber internet connection with multi-path for redundancy.   Fixed cages are installed to physically secure the equipment.


What I am looking for now:

PM me your email address and I will send over our hosting agreement.  We also have a referral program if you know someone who would benefit from ASIC hosting.


Final note:  We also almost have our own pool ready that will be just for our hosting clients along with my personal hardware and an arrangement with another miner.   This will be of great benefit. 

URL BitcoinASICHosting.com
Cheers,
Dalkore

Knowing about the company, officers and other basic and important details is one thing and I make sure all my clients have these and I am certain Bob is doing the same.  Having information public on the ACTUAL location of the equipment is a bad idea.  People have different moralities and there are people who would not think twice about stealing property.   Like Bob, our customer's equipment well being is of our upmost concern and it would be irresponsible to give that information away. 

As of 1:16pm PST all miner went to failover pools again.   The pressure on the servers continues.  I'll check back for updates. 

I confirm.  My failover on all units have kicked in.

Better calculator for ROI.  I am not seeing negative yet. 

http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/01659d42a3

I will swing by this address.  I need someone to send me his picture.  What is the list of hardware that the clients have offline right now?

Guaranteed profit are always red flag in my opinion. There is no such thing as a risk-less profit and especially when we are talking about mining.  In the method you could try and start a ponzi type system buy getting early investors to get others to join because they got paid free profits in their mind.   

I hope I am wrong.  Please tell us why this isn't the case.  You make a very big claim here. 

Ahem, did someone say cheap power?    We are actually getting our first KNC units really soon (hopefully).   I can't wait to check them out.