Have a few dragonmints available for sale. $2,200 / rig. Can ship immediately!

Willing to jump through hoops to prove legitimacy and identity.

Paypal only please. PM me if interested!

$3000 / rig for 50 rigs. PM me if you are interested.

Some investors and I teamed together to purchase 100 of the new Halong Dragonmint 16Th/s miners - 50 from the March batch (first available batch shipping next week) and 50 from the second April batch (shipping end of April). Unfortunately, we have not been able to secure a facility to run these miners. As such, we are looking to sell them to someone who can use them.

Terms:

$2,500 / rig X 100 machines = $250,000

If you're not in U.S., you cover cost of import / customs.

We'll attempt to redirect shipping to you before they ship from Halong, but no promises there. If we can't do that, we're willing to negotiate costs with you.

We're willing to escrow if necessary.

We're also willing to bare the risk of non-performance on the part of Halong, meaning that if they do not deliver, we will refund any money you have paid us before delivery.

I apologize if this is not the place to post this offer. I looked around at the forum rules and this is the only place that I could find that made sense.

I'm willing to provide details of my public identity to provide some credibility, i.e. eBay account, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. I work for a major company as a strategy lead for blockchain products, so that's my way of saying I'm definitely not interested in scamming you. I can provide invoices for the miners as well. DM me if you're interested!

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