How do you get 160%? I get 1/3rd of that, still pretty good though no guarantees.  A whale can wipe out profits in a minute as happened before. Plus commission going up as is investment dilution.

Fair enough though not everyone advertising like that.  There are other advertising at stock speed in this forum for the same units. It your prerogative, but unless you would truly rather keep these units than sell below your stated prices, you just depreciating as time ticks by and difficulty up while at a price point these unlikely to sell.

Fine, I have a friend in Rochester who could meet you to pick it up.  Bid is 300 BTC

It a bot disingenuous to advertise 85GH units as 110 in the title.  Just because it can be theoretically overclocked to there, with voiding the warranty, aggressive cooling and a dramatic increase in error rates, does not mean it should be advertised as stock speed.

Now, if you were to pre-overclocked them, provide the cooling solution and guarantee the error rate from your own testing, then it would be a fair advertisement.  Regardless, if you serious about moving these, 1BTC per gigahash at stock speeds is what is fair and would offer a decent shot at a ROI for prospective miners. I think you will fail to find buyers above the 85-90 BTC range.

By that logic any device can be overclocked including USB block eruptions so the oricing logic based on stock speed holds true.  I know 450-500 mega has is possible with them with significant cooling (though warran voided its firmware flash).  However, it does become less efficient per megahash as errors increase.  A 10% increase in speed with a 100% increase in errors, may not be a good trade off. 

Anyway, question still to be answered - escrow accepted?

Aren't you selling 5 Avalons?

A relative positive for ASICMiner

Actually, would anyone like to make a bet with me?  I'll do heads-up bets for 1BTC per person that this will hit 3BTC before 5BTC.  Can use John K. or Dooglus as escrow and split the fee. I'll take up to 10 bets.

It has weak support around 3.4, but any little bad news (or any "good" news from the competition) and you will definitely see panic selling.  I don't think it will stay below 3.0 long, but I could see some big speculators dump for any price once it breaks below 3.0 leading to a swoosh down.  That would be the time to buy.  Anyway, time will prove whether I am right or wrong about hitting 3.0 before 5.0

However, it only 1.1 based on the theoretical overclock speed.  You should price on guaranteed stock speed.  At 85 Gigahash, X 1.1 would be 93.5BTC and X 1.8 would be 153BTC.

I believe you are asking 120BTC which would be 120/85 = 1.41BTC per Ghz which is a likely loss.  I think 1BTC per GHZ is about where breakeven with +/- depending on wattage cost.  Now, if you pre-overclocked it, flashed the firmware, gave the appropriate cooling solution for it to be stable at the OC'd speed - then you could claim to be selling at 1.1

That was not aimed at you dogie!

Yeah, would have John K. hold, get a tracking # and if there were any serious problems with the unit (like he send a shipment of bricks), I would video myself opening the box as proof to send to John K for any disputes.

Looks like my prediction we will see 3.0 before 5.0 going to come true.  This will dip below 3 in an intra-day selling frenzy - keeping my coins on the sidelines waiting for that moment.

As long as escrow with John K. acceptable, I will start you off with a 300 BTC bid.

Currently, you can buy 334Megahash USB block eruptors for 0.6 BTC each (https://www.btcguild.com/index.php?page=store). There will never make a profit, however I actually bought 3 simply to do my part to help distribute the network.  This equates to 1.8 BTC per Gigahash.  This is a 100% losing proposition with the current rate of difficulty increases.  It MIGHT be possible to break even with some aggressive overclocking and some luck.

People are trying to sell Avalon and CFL units here for the equivalent of 2-3 BTC per Gigahash.  Even if you just want to do your bit to help distribute the network, you be better off with the block eruptors.  They are more power efficient, are far more modular, much easier to resell and easy to overclock with some cooling.  All these units are rapidly depreciaiting in value.  It will not be long before the only units worth buying are measured in Terahashs/second as opposed to Gigahash - also power efficiency and overclockabiltiy will be king to be able to turn a profit. 

My advise, if you want to mine for a profit, buy some ASICMiner or take a risk on one of the IPOs (most of which will wind up being scams like BTCGarden btw). 

What is ridiculous is he literally hit EVERY SINGLE PONZI SCHEME red flag.  He did not miss a single one

Ty I will update that and version hp9 of the high performance solo miner

I know it not an auction, but I will buy 1 for 85BTC.  Let me know.

How do you know that is an i3 as opposed to a dual Xeon server?