Anyone in the UK is advised to contact the Polish embassy in London and file your complaint.They speak perfect English and have been helpful with me on another problem of financial matters.

To be honest hope it falls to $50 then I can buy 20 for a Grand,just mine them save them and in a year check the price.

Who is the company are they legit,do they actually have that hash???

Found it through here.Good site but support is chronic,if you dont look after customers you lose them.There are too many exchanges to use you should keep the customers you have.

if its cloud thats expensive in my opinion

I have a spare raspberry pi anything interesting or cool i could do with it

Most of the big data centers are in Moscow,I know I have been round one

hello and welcome and hope you enjoy here..Yes a bit more about your project would be nice

I have tried for days to contact C-CEC support to reset my password but no reply.I tried using there password recovery but keeps asking me for a auth code but I dont have 2FA on my account.I get no answer from support they are just terrible

someone has sent varying amounts ie 0.0006-0.0009 with no ads or message for the last 6 weeks on at least 5  out of seven days to a wallet on a website I have not used in months.I have no idea why or what for.

Where most of the big data centres are just now and out of reach of the Feds, Moscow

Price movement may be related to the Feds flogging thousands today.Well think its today

No its a currency exchange owned by someone on here,it could be good but its ran friggin awful.Once I get what I need to go back in wont use it again till they get there act together.

Finnish regulators have classified bitcoin as a financial service, thus granting it VAT-exempt status.

The Finnish Central Board of Taxes (CBT) judged bitcoin to be a financial service in ruling 034/2014, which states that bitcoin purchases qualify as “banking services” under the EU Value Added Tax (VAT) Directive.

The ruling was issued after a court classified bitcoin as a payment instrument and sets Finland’s approach to the cryptocurrency apart from most European jurisdictions, which generally treat bitcoin as a commodity.

However, the nation is not completely alone in taking this approach: Belgium’s Federal Public Service Finance (FPS) issued a similar ruling in September.

What does this mean for Finland?

Richard Asquith, vice president of global tax compliance at Alavara, told the International Tax Review that Finland’s ruling could help change the way bitcoin is viewed domestically.

“By making bitcoins a recognized payment instrument, Finland has pushed it towards being regarded as a formal currency," said Asquith.

He warned, however, that the decision, in the absence of EU-wide regulations, could cause more regulatory problems:

A consortium of major bitcoin mining companies has pledged to be more transparent in its operations, specifically on the source of cloud mining payouts.

Including major China-based bitcoin mining firms ASICMiner, Gridseed, Rockminer, XBTec and ZeusMiner, the group boasts that the partnership has resulted in the “the strongest alliance ever in cloud mining history”, according to the official announcement.

The move follows previous cooperative efforts between the companies, which are moving to provide greater support to one another in the face of increasing international competition. Last month, the companies involved in the new alliance – with the exception of Gridseed – pledged greater cooperation in the increasingly competitive mining product marketplace.

In the statement, members of the group promised to keep customers informed about both the source of their hashing power and how the coins that are paid out to miners are generated. In the later case, the companies resolved to be more transparent about whether such coins originate from mining blocks or other forms of income.

The group wrote:

“We, the alliance, have taken an oath to become more and more transparent in future, opening up to the public and our customers to show everyone that we have actual honest hashing power behind our cloud hashing.”

The companies also called on other firms in the cloud mining space to join them in their transparency bid.

While not specifically naming any other companies, the announcement states that the group believes there are mining entities on the market that "pretend to mine coins but run Ponzi schemes" or may be operating in violation of securities regulations.

Need for honesty

According to the announcement, those involved intend to take steps to improve transparency efforts in a bid to assuage fears that the cloud mining business model represents a high risk to potential investors.

Such concerns have been voiced by a number of prominent figures in the digital currency space who have questioned the integrity – and solvency – of cloud mining providers.

The announcement explained:

“In the course of the next weeks, we will deliver proof that our cloud hashing is based on actual mining. Only by being transparent and honest we will build a sustainable future for all of us. We owe this to everyone in the cloud mining community.”

Rockminer representative Alex Lam told CoinDesk that he believes it is important for companies in the industry to acknowledge the issues that can arise from a lack of transparency. Citing what he called a broad shift shift from home-based mining to hosted solutions, Lam argued that ultimately, the effort is to get more people supporting digital currencies.

“We will never stop promoting mining to people,” he said.

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I dont know who on  this site if anybody owns www.c-cex.com but they are wasting what could be a great site,I used it to buy shares in a company ipo and to buy a lot of a specific coin I wanted and had no probs.My password decided not to work so no probs password recovery,it sent me new passwords that did not work some that took me to a box asking for authorising code I did not have or did not work.Finally two days ago I contacted support telling them this but no reply.Guys either run it right or sell it before you lose all credibility with the guys here as I see numerous complaints.Your wasting what could be a good earner.

It is now the fastest growing cloud miner in the world,the most visited cloud miner by traffic in the world and the 10,000 most visited website in the world.

Hashprofit is Fully legit I have 4.260 terra with them for 2 months and I can phone them etc,because I am classed as a good customer I know the locations of there data centres etc.I am buying one more terra today in there final promo before prices for hash rise.They have there own coin that you can trade and get one for every so much hash you buy.If you ever want to join pm me and use my referral and I will split it with you every time you buy.Anyway without that there the best out there and if in 3 months you want to leave you can have all your money back you have paid for hash

Two Gridseed G scrypt miners set up and running but need help with software willing to pay if you can do it by remote

we will be diff we will match buyers and sellers rather than just buying and selling ourseves and just take a small commission.Though if a large order for bitcoin comes in I can supply it myself up to 250btc