If the seller can't prove delivery of the item then you can charge back 100% of what you paid. You just launch a dispute with paypal and they'll sort it out. If for some reason Paypal won't refund your money, your bank will.

You don't need an escrow.. If you pay with Paypal and the seller doesn't send you the item, you can do a chargeback.

Just make sure that the item that you've paid for is in the package before you sign for the delivery.

any malaysian want to host for singapore-based miners?

Well is it also that cheap if you use a lot of power (like 1-2 GWH)? And is the grid able to deliver stable this amount of elec? (most installation do not support such an high elec drain)

BTW: Malaysia is not cheap at all....

25cents is in sing dollars so that means 19.7 US cents

firesky where in malaysia are u located?

Investing can be fun! Have you thought about trading in altcoins? I have been and it's kept me entertained seeing the prices go up

I use Vircurex and have this Referral Code that gives you 10% off fees + extras if you want to give it a go:

Referral Code: 534-2017

More info:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=287997.0

both those companies showed they can make hardware faster than other companies

no one knows the btc price so it's always a gamble with ROI

no one talks about a damn timeframe when they mention ROI. it's like everyone expects to get their month back in 6 months; that's ridiculous. If you only plan to fuck with btc for 6 months, you don't get much respect from the veterans here.

real data based on the last 30 days of mining I can tell you for a FACT that each be makes .002 per day

The mining equipment market is very saturated with pre-orders at the moment, and the prices today are virtually guaranteed not to make a positive RoI in comparision to buying and holding BTC.  I'd suggest you buy BTC for now and watch the mining equipment manufacturers for the next 4-6 months and see which ones excel and which ones fall to the wayside.  Buying equipment at this moment in time means you are gambling that you can get it fast enough to benefit you.  The downside to this is all of the other people who have invested as much or more than you that have been happily mining away from the last several weeks to several months or will soon be happily mining away on their delivered pre-orders.

Some of the 'potential' miners that may or may not become available in the future are down under $10/GH.  In 6 months time, when this insane growth has tapered off and only something like quantum computing could cause a repeat, would be the time to evaluate what is available and whether the cost vs return is more worthwhile than holding the BTC you invested in.  The current trending indicates you may need $1-3/GH(or less) to be profitable.

Do not buy now is the best advice to follow.

1.5 Bitcoins per month revenue?  What are you smoking?  At 86933017.7712 current difficulty they only make .06BTC per month

BUYER BEWARE!

Hi Kimi,

Well, that's what we're offering as an intro rate, we may not be able to hold these low rates for too long. These gentleman have some of the world's cheapest power/internet but their prices may rise in the near or long term.

You'd have to check your pricing to see if you can afford this 2.5% hosting fee on your end. It could be you may not be able to hit that low of a percentage.

The actual split in my Matchmaking service is either:

A) 2% to the host, 0.5% to me as the Matchmaking service when the miner host doesn't want to deal with either: having their ID known, or having to deal with paperwork/customer service/advertising/marketing.

OR

B) A 0.25 BTC matchmaking fee after a successful match is made, paid one time by the Buyer looking for hosting with you keeping the 2.5% if you handle the further paperwork/customer service/advertising/marketing.

Let me know if you're still interested in the vetting process & I'll send you further instructions. Your ID will be held in the strictest confidence & will only be released to legal authorities with proper authority if a crime has been committed. You only have to do this once with a vetting service from a trusted forum member such as an Escrow Agent or an Escrow Affiliate (via BTCrow), such as myself, & you'll be able to point back on it whenever you sell something or offer services on this forum.

If you're serious about hosting expensive equipment such as Cointerra IVs you may want to think about some sort of BTC Good Behavior Bond with a proper Escrow Agent such as dabs or John K.. That could be the only way buyers may trust you with hardware that expensive.

Aloha!
DZ

Hi Kimi,

You sound sincere so I'll give you a heads up as a newbie: no one will trust an expensive miner to be hosted by a stranger...unless that stranger has been vetted by one of the limited number of busy Escrow Agents here, or by an Escrow Affiliate like myself, who does Group Buy Escrow Coordinator Services and Miner Host Matchmaking and vetting.

I offer this vetting service of miner hosts & Group Buy Coordinators for free to the Group Buys forum, as a community service. For our miner hosting we charge a flat 2.5% Hosting/Management fee, the world's lowest. Please let me know if you're interested as you're unfortunately not going to make any headway without being vetted. In my index I currently have miner host coverage in multiple US states, Europe, and the Middle East depending on where a customer is located. If you are interested in joining this international mesh network of ultra low costs miner hosts, you'd be my first miner host in my index in Asia & you'd have first crack at any ASIC miners hosted in Asia if someone approaches me as a potential client.

Please PM me if you'd like more details or please see post 6 of my Services page.
P.S. Your post is actually a better fit in the Services or Group Buys forum.

Thanks!
DZ