All Zeushash customers who purchased lifetime MHS contracts will most likely lose their entire investment on Boxing Day.  Based on current information, they will have no recourse, except an invitation from the company to buy new GHS contracts.  Their contract stipulates that Zeus reserves the right to cancel the contracts after 10 consecutive days of negative litecoin mining returns.

http://minerdesk.com/zeushash-may-start-terminating-scrypt-cloud-mining-contracts/?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed

[Update: A double payout was received overnight. Sorry, looks like a false alarm.]

Update:   A double payout was received overnight.  Sorry, looks like a false alarm.

"As of yesterday,  Zeushash.com has for the first time defaulted on making it's daily mining payouts.  In the meantime the company has made no effort to communicate to customers an update of whatever technical difficulties they may be experiencing.  This appears to be affecting both GHS and MHS contracts.  Leading up to this, mining fees had reached the point of eating up over 95% of daily litecoin mining rewards."

I am having an intermittent problem entering the correct bitcoin amount and getting it to send.  Sometimes when I enter the Amount of bitcoin that I want to send on the Send tab, the corresponding $ amount remains blank.  Alternately, if I enter the $ amount, the automatic conversion that is supposed to take place in the bitcoin field does not show up.  With one field blank, I am unable to make the transaction.  Then if I try to manually enter the amount into both fields, I end up sending the wrong amount, which in many cases means that the transaction is voided at the merchant end, since many transactions require exact amounts to be sent.   The wallet is useless to me if I can't fix this bug.

I have the same wallet installed on a different computer which has never displayed this problem.

Today I noticed that PB Mining has put a statement on their contract purchase page stating that they are no longer selling contracts to Canadian residents.  Keep in mind that PB Mining also states on their website that they are a "trusted business in Saskatchewan Canada".  I would then like to ask a question of PB Mining users: "How do you feel about the fact that PB Mining might now not be able to do business in it's home country?"
By continuing to buy contracts through their site you must agree that you are not a Canadian resident, until they are able to clear up the legal issues of selling mining contracts to Canadian residents.