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You should mention thereīs a entrance fee on 199 Euro.
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Do you mean to QUOTE "Ex-Works"...which is "price without shipment"...price at your factory...correct...?
Yes. Arrange the shipment yourself from our DC after one day burning-in test, or from the factory after Flextronics QMS tests Why do you charge the same price for a early April unit as a May unit? |
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 Moved all my coins to a paper wallet, put the wallet in my safe, made wifey promise to not give me the key until 2 months has passed. Iīm out of fiat on Bitstamp and got no one else stupid enough to borrow me money... so this is it, it has been a honor gentlemen. If we sink, i go down with the ship! FOR BITCOIN! |
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Hi BitchImightbe,
Appreciate your patience in my response, we've been quite busy here.
If you wished to purchase ASICs in bulk, this requires a two phase entrance:
- The Golden Nonce ASIC Evaluation Kit (EVK), provides the board design files (BOM, Schematic, Gerbers/PCB layout files) and hardware development samples (one working Golden Nonce mining board, and two Golden Nonce ASICs) for US $10,000. The purpose of the evaluation kit is to help you decide if you want to move forward with your own designs and products that use the Golden Nonce ASIC.
- Beyond the EVK, if you choose to move forward with designs and products, you will need to purchase a Hardware Development Kit (HDK) for $25,000 (note we credit the initial $10k invested from the EVK). This provides everything you need (e.g., microcontroller software, manufacturing and test tools, and technical support) to be able to ramp mass production for products that use the Golden Nonce ASIC.
- We cost the ASICs starting at $800 each, with discounts starting in quantities over 500.
We greatly appreciate your interest in HashFast and our Golden Nonce ASICs. We're proud that we have the fastest products in the industry, better than anyone else, and we have every intention of continuing to innovate for our volume partners.
Let me know if I can answer any questions here. Or if you're ready to move forward, please provide the organization name, address, and phone and method of payment (we accept wire and BTC).
Thanks,
Joe
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Joe Russell
Senior Account Manager
joe@hashfast.com Skype: JRhashfast +1.415.429.4515 800 bucks / ASIC |
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The Golden Nonce is 800 bucks each |
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This is what goes passes for capitulation for me. I'm out of fiat. out of leverage. Might lose everything in a margin call. Pawn shops are closed and I just bet the mortgage money. I'm just a spectator now. Good luck, Gentleman. I did everything I could.
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The design of the transaction process I offer would look like the following:
1) The buyer (you) and the seller (me) both share their public keys with the Lamassu employee, who physically holds the Bitcoin machine at the moment.
2) Before the transaction taking place, I confirm that once I have received your full payment on my published public key, the buyer will be the legitimate owner of the Bitcoin machine.
3) The Bitcoin payment takes place and the Lamassu employee confirms that the payment has taken place.
4) Once the payment has been sent, I have no more possibilty to intervene, since the Lamassu employee knows the procedure and sees the buyer as the new legitimate owner of the Bitcoin machine.
5) The Lamassu employee organizes the shipping of the Bitcoin machine with the new legitimate owner of the Bitcoin machine.
The Lamassu employee acts as a kind of 'physical escrow' and you wouldn't have to trust me in this process, since there is no possibility for me to run off with your money and the ownership of Bitcoin machine.
I hope that I explained the process well enough. Due to the explanation of the process, I currently see no value in adding a Bitcoin escrow to the transaction. However, if you want to explain to me how it would work, just contact me per PM.
If anyone interested in buying the Bitcoin machine has questions concerning the transaction process I outlined above, just ask!
Call me paranoid, but how do you proof the "Lamassu employee" to be a real Lamassu employee and not just your scam partner? |
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yeah, it gets the attention
Because of that attention are you deleting your posts? lol no. this forum is pretty much outlived its usefulness time to move on to bigger and better things. Guide us? Share your divine knowledge and let your light shine on us oh mighty Goat!  |
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Escrow possible? "After monitoring your Bitcoin payment to me" <-- This = |
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Thereīs a reason why engineers/operators wears, almost, spacesuits when working with wafers etc  , but hey never mind they can wear jeans, right? Your statement seems to imply the suits are for ESD protection. The suits have NOTHING to do with static control other than, since they have to wear them FOR OTHER REASONS anyways, they make them ESD friendly too. Let me guess, your 'ESD expert' cert. is from Apple? YMMV  I got one from Apple among many, yes. But never mind, you guys seems to know jack shit about what kind of holes etc your miners PCBīs and chips got when you get them and Spondoolies acts very immature about the issue. If youīre happy with a product like that, so be it. |
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Cant believe people are bitching over the safety of the way there tools are placed,wtf is that all about
This company could become number 1 in the asic market,the potential is there..
ESD is serious shit  Thereīs rules and standards to follow if you work with electronics and components. (If youīre a serious business you follow them to minimize risk/RMA cost). Thereīs a reason why engineers/operators wears, almost, spacesuits when working with wafers etc , but hey never mind they can wear jeans, right? What has that got todo with anything,at the end of the day if they have accidents or problems its there own fault,there task is to provide bitcoin mining machines,what happens behind closed doors is there buissness. Sir, i suggest you study on how ESD works and what kind of damages it can make. Then you will change your view, i promise. Just let this sink in, last year a single Apple Service Partner spent 14K USD / Month in just ESD safe cleaning products for ESD carpets... You think a huge company like Apple do this for fun? No, itīs because itīs necessary to guarantee a working product. Like i said, ESD damages is serious shit and not something to "look above or beyond". |
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Cant believe people are bitching over the safety of the way there tools are placed,wtf is that all about
This company could become number 1 in the asic market,the potential is there..
ESD is serious shit Thereīs rules and standards to follow if you work with electronics and components. (If youīre a serious business you follow them to minimize risk/RMA cost). Thereīs a reason why engineers/operators wears, almost, spacesuits when working with wafers etc , but hey never mind they can wear jeans, right? |
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A car (Used, but still hey i bought a car with bitcoin! ) Gold bars (Bit-Gild) Casascius coins (Thanks Mike!) Food & drinks (Bar Foxx) iPhone 5S (CoinsforTech) A 2k USD gaming computer (Webhallen) Some more ASIC riggs to my farm (Group buy here on Bitcointalk) Airline tickets to Amsterdam and Brussels (In 2 months!) A shitload of cash (Thanks BitStamp!) So far, so good... Edit: Steam games and "stuff" from Silk Road 1.0 also  Edit 2: Mashall Minor headphones 24xRedbull 24xDr. Pepper USB3 case for 2 x Harddrives Candy I fucking love Webhallen! |
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KnC got their HQ in Stockholm. Gothenburg is on the other side of the country, but yeah, i live in Sweden and KnC is a Swedish company. I donīt mean to be rude, i like your products but you claim to be proīs and then post pictures whoīs out of question not up to any ESD safety standard. As i wrote before, if you need help just shoot me a PM (I can even go to Israel if you need a pro ) Paid Trollizm ? KNC should take care of their thread first. Such a mess... No, just educated and experienced professional in ESD safety If you donīt believe me, just google ESD safety then.... SyRenity: No connection, what so ever to KNC or ORSoc. I work at Apple Hey guys, seriously, iīm trying to help you out.... and you claim that iīm working for KnC/ORSoc and trying to ruin your thread.
Iīm just worried since you posted the pictures with your assembly line. |
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Spondoolies-Tech: What the... you claimed to be proīs with years of experience... why the extremely lousy ESD safety? Really, itīs embarrassing to see.
Noted. We'll check with our CM, Flextronics Israel. Note: All the units are being tested in Flex before transporting for one day burn-in tests in our data center. Please do so, ESD damage is very serious stuff and will cause hefty RMA cost for you as a producer. That pictures look, to be honest, like a real mess. Remember, ESD damages may not cause components to fail directly, it takes a while. I work at a Apple service store and is responsible for the ESD precautions standard in my country so if you guys need some advice shoot me a PM BitchImightbe, registered 4 days ago, address is Götheborg Sweden. KNC I presume ? Nice to meet KnC got their HQ in Stockholm. Gothenburg is on the other side of the country, but yeah, i live in Sweden and KnC is a Swedish company. I donīt mean to be rude, i like your products but you claim to be proīs and then post pictures whoīs out of question not up to any ESD safety standard (Remember your assembly line handle very delicate components and they should do it in a correct way, not sloppy). As i wrote before, if you need help just shoot me a PM (I can even go to Israel if you need a pro ) |
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Spondoolies-Tech: What the... you claimed to be proīs with years of experience... why the extremely lousy ESD safety? Really, itīs embarrassing to see.
Noted. We'll check with our CM, Flextronics Israel. Note: All the units are being tested in Flex before transporting for one day burn-in tests in our data center. Please do so, ESD damage is very serious stuff and will cause hefty RMA cost for you as a producer. That pictures look, to be honest, like a real mess. Remember, ESD damages may not cause components to fail directly, it takes a while. I work at a Apple service store and is responsible for the ESD precautions standard in my country so if you guys need some advice shoot me a PM |
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If that guy is trying to keep hairs out of the electronics, he's gonna need a bigger hat.
Please don't make quotes so big. Thank you. i enjoyed seeing the pictures twice. Lol, me too. I noticed that you don't use conductive tabletops, antistatic straps, antistatic gloves or hairnets ... hate to see a unit die from drooling on a board and then testing it. It doesn't take much static to fry a chip, and then the whole unit is fried prob. They got ESD carpet and ESD coats. (The assembly people isnīt even wearing ESD straps on some pics) The assembly line is no way near to be ESD safe. Look at the pictures, they have stashed metal tools on the benches etc! (Properly ESD safety = Tools on separate shelve and for fucks sake ABSOLUTELY NO COMPUTERS/SCREENS/ANYTHING ELECTRICAL PLUGGED IN on the work benches) Spondoolies-Tech: What the... you claimed to be proīs with years of experience... why the extremely lousy ESD safety? Really, itīs embarrassing to see. |
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