sent 0.1 BTC TXID: d837cf9eb51205110411947a7f557029239747f6f3ac1bc19255fae8424e6e92
repayment address: 15Le4EUDySiur2BntkkHTn41VRbA7sTDDV
Loan received. Thank you very much. Thank you to everyone else for your interest. |
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i`l loan you .1 BTC for an interest rate .12 BTC
That works for me. 1E2HPekv6GgiDjAenCsq6oYiD2UFwCPUR4 .12BTC to be repaid within 40 days from the loan date. Please post repayment address and confirmation once you get back online. |
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do you still need the loan?
Yes I do. if you provide alt coins as collateral I will give you with low interest rate.
I would use altcoins as collateral, except if I had them, I would just exchange them for the money I need right now. Thank you for the offer though. How much will you repay if you get the 0.10 BTC loan?
Oops, I meant to suggest .115BTC, sorry, it was late at night, I will fix the OP. EDIT: I have some flexibility on the interest rate/gratuity, as long as it's not unreasonable. |
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Really nice computer, GLWS.
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I offer .2BTC for one set of blades. Otherwise I am better off getting an antminer.
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Not to canada
Hynix, or Qimonda/Samsung VRAM? |
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What does u wot m8 mean. Well then how about instead of complaining about the price read the part where it says open to offers. Also I'm willing to trade for r9 280x or higher gpus.
That's why I made an offer. Also, no offense, but I expect sellers to at least do some research on the price of something before they try and sell it. Otherwise you get people asking you if you've gone off the deep end. |
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Meant 200 and I have a Pi with sd card with Mine Peon n USB wifi adaptor that I'll throw in for an extra $30 and what is you wot m8?
uwotm8? $200 for 10GHs, have you lost yur mind? Also, I offer $130 for a 270X. |
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Lol, hate to say it, but it's not even worth giving these away.
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I am looking to switch to an older Intel platform (X58 mobo, with at least 5 PCIe slots, paired with a quad core i7 920/930/940/960/970/980X/990X) at the moment currently. I have an AM3+ 990FX ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 motherboard, which has 4 16X and 1 1X PCIe slots, and 1 PCI slot. I also have a Phenom II 1090T CPU, to go with it.
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this miner is in stock and ready to ship, if i canot send it as promised, i will compensate 0.06 btc for each miner each day
Oh, I don't mean you, I mean Avalon themselves. |
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Yep, yet again, consistently late, under speed, and over power consumption targets by more than 10%.
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I'm looking for older usb miners for collecting purposes  and I'm not paying anywhere retail for them as they're basically all unprofitable. you are going to open a 'mining museum' ?   To me, Bitcoin related stuff is an especially interesting part of history, because I feel somewhat involved, watching the community grow/etc. I would like to have a few examples around, but I also don't have the money for this sort of thing. So I will pay only a few dollars above what the hardware is worth in mh/s.  I am the tempt to do likewise and collect this stuff too. |
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Tracking info has yet to be rendered and was part of the deal. I have requested for tracking info from the seller again. The option of providing tracking (proof of item shipment) or a refund has been requested from the seller. Any advise? Thanks I am reporting member InCoinsITrust as a scammer. I paid $170 for 4x4GB of DDR3 ram and never received. I never saw that coming... |
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Bump. Still deciding whether I want to ship these out or not. Leaning towards no, but I can be swayed if someone can tell me the right way to pack computer components, or if I can find the right way myself. In the meantime, prices dropped on the 7970s.
I ship stuff all the time, I hate hassle and just use the USPS flat rate boxes. Video cards and motherboards I have been shipping in medium flat rate (rectangle not square) boxes with anti stat bags around the devices taped shut then bubble wrap. I break down the box and include it along with accessories. larger items like your PSU may fit in a large flat rate and your options open up as long as you or your buyer don't care about maintaining the original packaging. For the smaller items like CPUs / memory/ media , If they fit in a small flat rate box with bubble wrap its good otherwise a medium square and bubble/paper/peanuts. I just keep a bunch of the flat rate boxes on hand (all sizes) since they are free from the post office and they are ready to go. No need to deal with people asking for shipping quotes all over the county... just print a label tape it to the box then check the box for a pick up outside your door or put in the mailbox or drop it off. This is just how I do it, I have gotten good feedback on my packaging on ebay and I make it so simple that I get crap out of my house quickly... (might pay more for the flat rate but the low hassle means I will actually sell stuff) I PM'd you a few days ago, I am interested in the CPU and possibly the PSU. I can vouch for the effectiveness of keeping the flat rate boxes on hand. I have one of each size, and two of each medium on hand. They are a real life savor. Just stuff them behind something until you go to use them. |
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Bump. Looking to sell/trade these soonish.
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I am in the US but would pay shipping for the right price. What kind of price would you guys accept per blade?
I am also intrigued by the 18 blades with back planes and power supplies. I don't have the funds to give you a fair price for all of them right now but what would be your ball park estimate for the entire lot?
Hi for all 18 blades and PSU's etc i will take 1.2 BTC + shipping escrow is fine Well shit, I was going to offer .15 for 10 blades and a backplane. You can get a brand new antminer for less that hashes much faster while using a small fraction of the power. |
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What if I offered you $60 for a chili?
No thanks, The price reflects shipping within 24 hours. Also most of the chilis I'm selling are 32-35GH but I don't want to falsely advertise so I put 30GH+ If you were to redo the heatsink with a better thermal solution you could probably almost get 40GH out of them. It's not the hashrate, it's that these things use a lot of power for the speed that they run at. |
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