That's understandable then since it's not your announcement to make.

Thanks for the advice, I've now put you on ignore.

For those of you who are not obsessive-compulsive nutcase's, check your payout for all your cloud mining contracts and make sure you are getting what you should be getting.

It pisses me off the way people announce that they're going to make an announcement shortly. If they already know what's going to be announced, why can't they just announce it immediately.

Phasebird, as an AM shareholder, I think this is simply not good enough. You have only addressed a part of the problem. The other part of the problem is your lack of communication. You should be checking this forum multiple times per day and should probably be making at least one post here a day.

It you can't do this, then you need to find someone who can. Your lack of communication has pretty much destroyed AM's reputation in my opinion.

Did you guys get paid the correct amount this week? Have you been getting paid the correct amount in previous weeks? It turns out PBmining has been underpaying it's customers for a while and nobody even noticed.

It's Rockminer's job to sell the AMHash contracts on Havelock. Do you see AMHash selling any AMHash contracts on Havelock? I don't and I haven't seen any for the past two weeks. New contracts have been available to purchase for less time than they've been unavailable. If you paid me to sell mining contracts and I just gave some half-arsed attempt at the beginning and then just completely stopped trying, would you feel that I'd ripped you off? Unless Rockminer is working for free (and ripping off its own shareholders) then it's getting paid by AM to sell contracts that it clearly isn't even trying to sell.

Now this could all be based on obsolete information, in which case they're all still incompetent for not informing us.


I don't know what you're talking about when you say AM are giving away free hash rate. Also, AMHash2 has been and gone. We're waiting for AMHash3 to show up. With regards to the termination of contracts, we have the following info:


So no, there won't be any upgrades and rightly so. Why would they get an upgrade? If your Prisma actually worked properly, would you have expected AM to give you a free gen 4 or gen 5 miner when the Prisma became unprofitable?

AM will be getting their gen 4 28nm samples back in about two weeks so it makes even more sense for them to shift as much gen 3 hashing power as quickly as possible.

This situation is just bizarre. Especially when you consider quotes like this from Rockxie:


Now, by all appearances, he's not even trying to sell AMHash contracts, so by his own words he's deliberately screwing over AM.

That's a pretty strange notion considering that ASICminer is the oldest and one of the most well known ASIC manufacturers.

The fact is, AMHash is simply not even trying to sell hashing power otherwise the contracts would be permanently available to purchase, they would advertise and they would promote it in the "Services" sub-forum like all the other cloud mining services instead of the "Securities" sub-forum.

There are only four scenarios which make any sense to me.

1) The mine burnt down.
2) AM decided they'd rather self-mine than sell the hashing power, contrary to everything they've been telling us.
3) Rockminer is incompetent when it comes to sales (and support given the lack of responses and updates).
4) Rockminer is deliberately ripping off AM (which would be weird given that Rockxie has over 5000 shares).

Why would he be interested in FIAT ponzis?

CEX.io's negative payment is in line with their published information.

AMHash's payments are not low and are also in line with their published information. Also, it's not a Havelock scam company, it's a service from ASICminer (the oldest bitcoin ASIC manufacturer) which has been around for longer than Havelock.

Puppet doesn't give a shit about Havelock or AMHash, he thinks you're better off just buying bitcoin than mining it.

I have a few questions too.

1) Is Hashie receiving compensation in some form from AM in exchange for selling AMHash?
2) Does the number of contracts sold as displayed on Havelock include the contracts Hashie are selling?
3) When will AMHash start selling contracts again?
4) Why isn't the website being kept up-to-date?

You can view the historical data for AMHash on the Havelock website. Just click the Dividends tab.

They could be holding some BTC back for when the difficulty decreases. That way they can still pay out if they make a loss.

Assuming the service is legit, most people wouldn't care if they could only sell their contracts at a specific place as long as there was enough trading volume to provide fairly stable prices.


It should be obvious that most people here simply don't care about such things.

He was saying that Hashie is cheaper than Havelock for buying AMHash and he's already been told by Hashie to stop spamming his referral link. As for cloudmining.website you're promoting, that's almost certainly a ponzi.

What ASIC manufacturers don't offer cloud mining and have no plans to offer cloud mining?


That's just ripping off idiots though.


If you can resell your contracts, how is that any different to reselling your hardware?

A review site that only reviews cloud mining services with referral schemes and links to them with their referral link? Yeah, that seems totally trustworthy.

5 year contracts are a tell-tale sign of a ponzi

Of course it is. Unlike AMHash, Hashie is actually trying to sell AMHash contracts.

Of course it is. Unlike AMHash, Hashie is actually trying to sell AMHash contracts and their sales person isn't completely incompetent.

Have they? Have you seen them? Do you have any proof of their existence or is this like the miners they "have"? Let's just say they have got acres and acres of solar power, do you think they got them for free and are willing to give away the electricity for free? Do you think they're running a charity or a non-profit organisation?