Help?  Well, how about:

1. Searching
2. Reading the hundreds of threads you'll find
3. Asking a coherent question once you've read all the threads

You know, like someone who isn't a cretin would do?

Probably cheaper to buy an old netbook (The Dell Inspiron Mini 10v is ideal as it's fanless) and run Linux on it.  Or even the low-end versions of Windows 7 would work (Windows 7 Starter would do it).

Not saying this is necessarily true about CloverNo01, but don't forget a LOT of UK folks got scammed by dragonvr not so long ago (me included, I lost 2BTC), when the Block Erupters came out first.  He got away with a lot...

Escrow would be advised.  Paying FIAT via Paypal/BACS is as risky as paying by BTC - you've got no come back.

I think I'd be waiting on OutCast3K's GB for these - he's the official ASICMiner distributor for the UK, and a trusted and proven supplier.

Help Help, I'm being repressed?   

Wrong.  A 4A@2V PSU will give out close to 8A@5V assuming a reasonably efficient voltage conversion inside the hub.

Fix your USB hub power issues, rather than worrying about software.

Facepalm.   

It's pretty simple - the batch file the OP posted is mostly correct.  He just needed to move to BFG 3.6.0, remove the --disable-gpu as it isn't needed, as there is no GPU support any more on pre-compiled versions.  Only the Win32 version has the proxy, which you can run on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows.  I suspect he was using the Win64 version of BFG which would be the issue.   

Also you need to use a unique username for each blade connecting to the BFG proxy.  They can be anything, doesn't matter, as long as they're unique.

No.  You cut off the lead from one of the million dead bricks you have, splice the wire to a molex connector (which conveniently give out 12v and 5v, just use whichever your hub needs), job done.

I run three hubs off the same PSU I run my Blades off.  Two hubs run off 12V, one off 5V.  All three use the same barrel connector, so I have the leads well marked as to what voltage the barrel plug outputs.  I also used to run the TPLink router off the ATX PSU using the same method, though I now use a RPi running off one of the USB hubs.

Barrel plugs are almost always centre positive, so really all you need is a multimeter (you can get them for £5 if you don't have one), a soldering iron (a soldering kit is about £10), and a few molex splitter cables to cut up.

Running a Blade off a single Molex is dodgy, the Blade uses more power than the Molex's rating.

I run mine off a 6-pin PCI-E connector, which I made using a PCI-E extension cable.  Cut off the male end, and connect the wires to the green Phoenix connector.  Job done.

Some PSUs won't run with only a 12V load, they expect there to be some 5V load too - my old Zalman 1000W unit would run my Blades at all until I hooked up a few fans to the 5V line.  Now I use a Corsair CX750 which runs perfectly with only a 12V load and nothing on the 5V.

If you're still stuck, I'll take a pic of mine this evening.

Telling us where you are would be a start. 

Ah, sorry.  Umm...I guess now that most manufacturers have got their act together with cooling, there's not so much need for aftermarket ones.

I suppose eBay would be a decent place to start - you might get used ones.

Get with the times and buy an ASIC. 

Yeah, they're not being made any more.  They're too busy making overpriced Cubes now...

The one that died on me had all the legs on the left hand side connected together...but then again it looks like they're all ground plane anyway.  It's death may or may not be related.

Why can't you run the hubs off an ATX PSU like everyone else?

forrestv is. 

Automatic withdraw at 1BTC still works if you're mining at 10TH or 333MH...

All but 0.15GH is referrals.  I did have over 50GH 'cloud' mining and 30GH 'real' miners at one time.