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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Advice on buying Gridseed Blade in UK on: April 16, 2014, 01:39:52 PM
Looking to get myself a Gridseed Blade and after a little advice on the best way/place to purchase in the UK.

It looks to me as if minereu have stock and are competitive on price.  I'll have to buy some more bitcoins first to make the payment as the bank transfer option looks a little pricey once %3 is added for currency conversion and then the cost of sending a swift transfer to Hong Kong is added on top that.

Would I be better buying from china, maybe via atari2's group buy.  I presume I'll get charged import tax etc if buying this way.

Does anybody know of any other uk sellers who have stock at a fair price?



2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Potcoin-recent fork and Hash.so on: April 09, 2014, 10:28:44 AM
I think I have been 'Goxed' by Hash.so Pot pool.

It looks as if the pool sent 2268 coins to my wallet whilst the pool was on the wrong fork.

I switched on my wallet last night and sent 1100 coins to mintpal.  My wallet was still syncing so I cheked the blockchain and was horrified to see that all 2268 coins went out of my wallet.  1100 turned up at Mintpal but I do not have a clue where the other 1168 went.  I have looked at the blockchain at the transaction ID but am still none the wiser.  Can anyone help explain what has happened to me, wallet is PAbaCwdynzCCWEM75NGMaisfCBKq6qg76c and the transaction ID is 98eafc5b70f9bf03162ca23c7edf48b646f58c2af42aa60a407fdf3a88d123e3 

Have I been hacked or has everthing messed up due to the recent fork.  I am thinking I was mining at Hash on the wrong fork and thats why my coins are gone, however why was I able to send 1100 to mintpal?

I have now updated my wallet and another 268 coins sent by Hash are now coming up as not confirmed.




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