Still available. Asking 0.035 BTC. Open for offers.
If possible pick up in Vienna Austria.

Your English is good enough to read, understand what I am saying and for also signing in a message from your address. Do you have any address staked in your account, if yes first step is to take the archive of it before the new user delete the post(s) which contains address details.

First step is to prove the proof of ownership of your account by signing in a message from staked old bitcoin address used in your account, if you didn't use any BTC address then altcoin addresses also accepted and will be consider with proving your ownership.

So follow the instructions from the above replies will get your account back! but your account already got negative tags for scamming which need to be deal with the DT network by showing the proof that these things happened only after your account was hacked.

Here's the link to recover hacked or lost accounts, follow the instructions given and wait for a reply.

Sending PMs would do little to help your case, and yes, there is a limit to the number of messages a user can send in a day based on their rank. Buying copper membership would help increase that limit.

14% προμήθεια... 99% απάτη;

Expensive.
But given the facts it's sold out everywhere, rumors about bitmain issues with chip deliveries (which could lead to reduced production, delay new gen. miner ... ) I'm pretty sure it's going to be sold.

found on ebay
https://ebay.us/Iy45qh

thoughts ?

Ανανεωση αγγελιας με 4 Antminer S9 μαζι με τροφοδοτικα.

Also in terms of profitability, it's still apples and oranges. 1 MH/s for one coin will not pay the same as 1 MH/s for another coin and also different from 1 TH/s for another coin.
Find online some profitability calculators, hopefully some that are more up-to-date, and enter all the details, including the coin. Then you'll see how you stay with the profitability.

The stats you're looking at are probably not for the same algorithm/coin...

Some algorithms (like sha256d or scrypt) require an ASIC. If you'd mine those with a GPU you'd earn nothing (since the difficulty for coins using sha256d or scrypt has been pushed sky-high by people running ASICs). Other algorithms don't have ASIC's, those ones can probably be mined using a GPU.

It's also possible you're looking at a page from 2010 and comparing it with a page written in 2020... Years ago, bitcoin was only mined using a CPU, if you were one of the first GPU miners your hashrate would have been really good compared to the CPU miners back then, but it would be neglectible compared to an ASIC's hashrate right now.

Don't compare apples with oranges...