All 1-500 customers will be receiving a free gen 2, 5TH machine

Cyper: Pessimist
Tigggger: Optimist

Although I feel sorry for those who have lost money, as has been said many times pools are not banks, set an auto withdrawl to an amount you can afford to lose.  Even though 50btc didn't pay out automatically on a threshold I had payments set to run every hour.

Personally I didn't lose anything, when it became apparent they had been ripping off users by rounding down the share payments I left as it told me all I needed to know about the honesty of the pool ops.

Finally it's interesting to see some of those complaining about being ripped off have been good enough to post screenshots of themselves trying to rip off the pool by attempting to withdraw coins that weren't theirs.

They really should but they don't, you have to butcher your cables.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=344970.0

It sounds similar to setting up an avalon.

Change your laptop's ip/gateway to match the antminer, then you can log in to when directly connected with ethernet cable.

Once there you can change the antminer to your 192.168.1.x, connect it to your router, put your laptop back and everything will be on the same network

2@2

Sorry, don't really want to get involved with the hassle of shipping whole rigs especially overseas, so uk only.

Price wise I'm open to offers, the GPU's seem to be going for around £150 each second hand on ebay, so I'd be looking at that plus whatever people feel the rest of the parts are worth.

I've posted in the past that someone can have 50 negative ratings but appear as trust 0 to most users. Now with this episode I agree with your assessment

Before I split these and sell off on ebay thought I would see if anyone wants to buy them complete.

All parts are less than 6 months old, they were mining scrypt coins and were undervolted and run in an air conditioned room, cards never went over 70c.

Rig 1
ASRock FM2A85X Extreme 6 Motherboard
AMD A4 5300 3.4Ghz Processor
Kingston Hyper X Genesis DDR3 1600Mhz Ram 8GB
3x MSI 7950 Twin Frozr GPU's
Corsair HX850 PSU
Riser cables
Mounted in home made wooden crate



Rig 2
ASRock FM2A85X Extreme 6 Motherboard
AMD A4 5300 3.4Ghz Processor
Kingston Hyper X Genesis DDR3 1600Mhz Ram 8GB
3x MSI 7950 Twin Frozr GPU's
Corsair HX850 PSU
Riser cables
Mounted in home made wooden crate



Rig 3
ASRock FM2A85X Extreme 6 Motherboard
AMD A4 5300 3.4Ghz Processor
Kingston Hyper X Genesis DDR3 1600Mhz Ram 8GB
2x MSI 7950 Twin Frozr GPU's
NO PSU



The GPU's have their original boxes and all accessories (including some game voucher cards)

Can throw in the hard discs but would need to wipe them first

Would prefer BTC, but Cash or BACS transfer is acceptable too.

Would be very awkward to post out so easiest would be to come and view, pay and then take away or happy to meet halfway if we are far apart (I’m in Lancashire)

Current new prices for the parts are below to give you an idea, post or PM your offers the more you want the better the deal will be

Motherboard (£76.70, Amazon)
Processor (£34.48, Amazon)
Memory (£61.88, Amazon)
GPU (£245, Dabs)
PSU (£130)

Normally you pay what you bid but BITMAIN said everyone would pay the lowest succesfull bid so yhey are all 4.75, confirmed here...

I was eagerly looking forward to this and hoping it would be priced with a reasonable chance of ROI.

The problem with running an auction for the first machines (as happened with asicminer) is that there are enough people who don't care about ROI and just want to have new equipment that the price ends up being way too high.

The manufacturer then sees that people will pay $4500 for it and prices it accordingly.

I can see that happening, but in this case they left the real scammer the same feedback. If it was the scammer using another account then he'd be unlikely to leave himself bad feedback.


What I mean is, they get as far as clicking on 'show untrusted feedback' but fail to investigate further and see that it's bogus.

But it wasn't the scammer that left the feedback, it looks like a user that fell for it.

Looks like another user who I've had no dealings with has taken the opportunity to further abuse the trust system and wind me up, fucking ridiculous




And what if they don't investigate.  What if I decide I want to buy something and all they do is see that I allegedly scammed someone (now multiple people)

Public confirmation that I have received payment.

Thanks I hope so too.

I can understand the mods not wanting to get involved when there are two sides to the story, but I hope they see this as a clear cut case of incorrect feedback and remove it.

I tried that, looks like they left the feedback and haven't been back since.

So my reputation is permanently tarnished because some idiot clicked on the wrong person, what a great system

Just happened to glance at my trust page, and noticed someone I've never heard of has left me negative trust saying I cost them $6600



Looking at their page and their ratings it appears they meant to leave it to a user called desto



desto was running the scam in this thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=318582.0

I posted in the thread twice, both times warning people, and I end up being neg'd which is bloody annoying.

You used the same link twice

80GH  http://www.ebay.com/itm/181265807720

I have 3 extra that I bought still sealed.

£15 including postage. Would prefer BTC but can do paypal or BACS

I wouldn't waste too much time gathering evidence, BFL will just string it out until the last moment then settle, no way are they going to appear in court and set a precedent.

Are you being sarcastic ?

Although avalon messed up, the people invloved in this group buy have lost a fortune because HorseRider without consultation chose NOT to accept the refund that avalon offered.