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Go ahead and put me in for 6 of them. I got a 6 port hub, I mean what the hell might as well fill it.
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Get your order in!
Timer removed. End time: 2013-05-10+04:18:59
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To turn this into a proper escrow, would friedcat be happy with proof of the funds being in the escrow account before shipping and then the private key to the address being provided to him when proof of end-user delivery has been provided? I believe the issue at hand here is not escrow versus ASICMINER; it's Group Buyees (us) vs. Group Buyer (arklan). I suppose we can escrow against ASICMINER as well, but I don't think that's really necessary. My personal vote is for what is currently in OP: 2% fee to John, shipping and handling fee to arklan; 2.1013 per unit. If OP wants to do a S&H discount on "bulk" orders, great, but I don't mind either way. If John wants to reduce his fee, great, but I don't mind either way. Regardless of what OP decides the final agreement to be, all that is important is that it is laid out clearly prior to accepting payments. A new, fresh thread would be helpful to clear the deck once that happens. +1 They will have earned those fees several times over before this is finished lol I have no problem rewarding someone for their time and effort and the proposed fees are fair IMO. im in agreement
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usps works for me
i would recommend not changing terms as well and just retaining the escrow as it was laid out.
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im in for five, moving coins around now.
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thanks for taking time out of your day to run by!
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Fiatkiller is precisely accurate on why I offered what i did. You stand to make a real profit now vs a theoretical profit "if" they ship these at all, especially given that bitcoin mining is a 0 gain idea, you may not be able to generate any roi once these ship. No need to be rude about legitimate offers that still net a positive gain for you.
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looking for working miners, not crazy priced.
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the quote of every cryptominer [/quote] "No, I never overclocked them." [/quote]
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yea seems to be due to the low priority miners assing requests form it
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might scale back the ads and consider using adfly for redirects. more user friendly and less abrasive IMO.
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with a name like ponzi..... i assume the worst lol
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let us know how it turns out, a lot of us are interested lol
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satoshi seems to be pretty responsive to tweets, I'd go that route. I've seen him issue a few refunds since its inception and also welcomes any feedback.
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I would've asked You can always ask if anyone are willing to sell some to you . (not me) That's how pricesw increase. If this was 2010, and the giveaway was in Bitcoin, would you also have had the same attitude; "Damned, I missed the train" or would you have been smart and ask if anyone was interested in selling their 5.000 Ripple coins for $2?
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never used the forums before but I can appreciate this due to previous experiences. really not too much to ask I dont think and an easily met requirement.
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seems as though this is becoming a bigger issue with the more publicity btc receives.... yes correction, noobs that do not know that one does not trade on weekends are being taken for a ride.
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absolutely crazy this can still happen..... btc is growing rapidly because of just this. We newbies cannot post comments on the grown-up boards, until we graduate from here. However, this topic is very hot right now. "My bank account's got robbed by European Commission. Over 700k is lost." https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292This is not me, but someone else. It is worth the read. In the post, the author writes, "We are moving to small Caribbean country where authorities have more respect to people's assets." This is most unfortunate, as American regulators are putting pressure on Caribbean governments to revoke their tax haven statutes. At the very least, "Also we are thinking about using Bitcoin to pay wages and for payments between our partners."
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have you checked to see how much each of the rails provides or if its a single rail PSU? possibly you're exceeding the rails supply
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