Whoops. Okay, maybe I'll have to take a close look at the package again this afternoon.

In the German BFL forum some people said the shipment came without invoice, so I expected the same. Even more so as my order was removed from my account page after shipping and I could not print an invoice myself.

The sticker on the outside is just a customs declaration and not sufficient for german customs to calculate tax. Shipping costs, for example, are not shown on the declaration.

BFL does not even provide a commercial invoice outside or inside the package. That practically guarantees that orders are held up in Germany, and customs at least want you to bring in an invoice or transaction documents like a Paypal printout or something. Noone in Germany will have their ASICs delivered to their doorstep because of this.

After 10 months of waiting I finally got a BFL "Jalapeno" ASIC that is supposed to work with 4.5 + 2 GH/s. Currently, it hashes away with 7.6 GH/s. It's pretty noisy, though. I already took off the case and will replace the cheap fan with a NOCTUA one. Pretty exciting. At the current difficulty I will have my first mined BTC after about a week.