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Economy / Services / My name is Scott Offord. I'm a broker of ASIC mining equipment (new & used).
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on: May 03, 2019, 03:29:57 PM
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My name is Scott Offord. I'm a broker of ASIC mining equipment (new and used).
How this thread will work:
Every time I have a buyer who needs to acquire gear or a seller who needs to get rid of gear, I'll post a new reply to this thread. If you have questions about any of the items posted, please follow the specific telegram channel link in that reply to learn more. If at any time, you'd like to message me privately, please do so at https://t.me/offordscott I don't reply via the BitcoinTalk private messaging feature very much because it's a nightmare to use, so please find me on Telegram instead.
If you are interested in seeing my deals on a daily basis, watch this thread by clicking "watch" or "notify" above, or subscribe to my Telegram channel at: https://t.me/asicminerchannel
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Other / Meta / Re: Standard forum sales rules/etiquette
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on: May 03, 2019, 03:09:07 PM
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It's great to hear that you guys like to browser by broker name, but that's not have many people browse. Please, I can EASILY ship 1000 miners from Asia to USA for cheap and still deliver on budget as though it were purchased within USA. So, having three threads separated by Region doesn't really solve much.
Separating by Algorithm would make more sense to me. Or separating by new or used miners, or separating my brand or miner type would be nice too. Doing that within a single or within three topics is still not going to be a very nice solution.
Could we start a Mining Equipment Brokers sub forum?
That way, the little guys can have their Computer Hardware forum and the big guys can have their own forum.
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1024
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Economy / Computer hardware / ALPHA MINER GPU-200 RIGS US STOCK FOR SALE, NEW
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on: May 03, 2019, 02:57:08 PM
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ALPHA MINER GPU-200 RIGS US STOCK FOR SALE, NEW 250 MH/s (ETH) 1350W 9*AMD RX570 4 GB with heatsink cooling No-risers mobo Linux Ubuntu 16.04 OS UL, CB, CE, FCC, 80+Gold certified AM PSU-1600 (180-240V) included. 6 mo warranty Limited US stock $1,295, volume discounts available. Ready to ship. Offer ID: #AMGPU200 via @msav2000 https://t.me/asicMinerChannel/560 |
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Other / Meta / Re: Standard forum sales rules/etiquette
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on: May 03, 2019, 02:50:43 PM
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So, you want three threads? not one thread?
I'm not looking for a ton of views to my post. I'm looking for relevant views.
In my use case, I'd need at least separate threads for each Algorithm or separate threads for each model.
It's rare that buyers will surf only one particular user's threads for the latest deals. They want a specific brand or model and a certain quantity. They don't care who posts it.
Your experience might be different than mine. I know people think having one post per offer is spamming, but it's just s different use case than other people have.
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Other / Meta / Re: Posting guidelines for Computer Hardware section
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on: May 03, 2019, 02:42:45 PM
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I'm being asked by various members in the Computer Hardware forum to post ALL of my offers into one topic instead of creating separate topics per offer. To me, this is going to make it very difficult to manage, because I am a broker who has multiple brands and models and multiple buyers and sellers. Putting all my items into one post will make the Computer Hardware forum almost useless for me. Others are afraid that if I post separate topics for each offer that I have, it will clog up Page 1, but to me, making separate posts makes it much more relevant and competitive in a good way. Not in a bad way. They think I'm trying to push down other people's posts to Page 2, but that is not my intention. Honestly, I think older post SHOULD get naturally pushed to Page 2 because they are... OLDER. But what these people are trying to tell me is that they want all my offers to be in one post. This will quickly cause my single post to get out of hand. It will soon have hundreds of replies. and will quickly become the #1 post on the Computer Hardware forum at all times. I don't think you guys want that to happen, do you? You say you want the Computer Hardware forum to be "clean", but in my opinion, posting multiple offers into a single post will make the forum a jumbled mess and very confusing for the OP. The Forum guidelines say: After the sale...
- Update the thread title as either Sold, Closed, or something suitable
- Post in the thread the outcome, this helps provide insight as to whether a valid trade transaction place
- Lock the thread once finished, and updated. Once all relevant information has been shared there is no need to leave it open, as it may get bumped months later.
So, by abiding by those guidelines, my post will either be updated multiple times per day, forcing it to be the first listing in the forum every day, or it will be impossible for me to lock it and let it die. Which do you want. We can't have both, we can't have all or nothing. We need a compromise. |
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Other / Meta / Re: Standard forum sales rules/etiquette
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on: May 03, 2019, 02:28:32 PM
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Guys,
It is really quite useless for me to post so many deals in so many different countries of so many different brands of ASICs all in the same thread. It woul be a management nightmare for me as a broker.
I think it is reasonable to have one post per offer. Each post I make is a different seller/offer and if I combine them all into one, I would have no clue which seller/product someone is referring to when they reply to a post.
I think older posts should simply just drop off to Page 2. It's fair to say that older posts might very well become stale and the OP might not even care about the post after a few weeks. If the owner of a post on page two wants to get their post back on page 1, just update it or bump it or something (according to the rules).
I'm just explaining it from my prospective as an active broker who buys and sells from different people every day. If I had to combine everything into one post, there is no way to get any attention whatsoever for a new offer that I have available.
Are you saying that you want me to continually post to one topics so that every day my post will always be at the very top? That way, it would have hundreds of replies within a few weeks and would ALWAYS get the most attentions, but not necessarily the RIGHT attention.
I need the ability to post different topics for different brands of miners and for different types of offers from various sellers and buyers of mine. Lumping them all into one post would really make bitcointalk useless for me.
Scott
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Economy / Computer hardware / Assorted Miners For Sale in Regina, SK, Canada
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on: May 01, 2019, 08:44:45 AM
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Assorted Miners For Sale in Regina, SK, Canada Offer ID: #00226CodyV via @offordscott Quantity: 4 Condition: used Model: S9 TH/s: 13.5 Price: 165 PSU: Yes Quantity: 2 Condition: used Model: S9i TH/s: 13.5 Price: 165 PSU: Yes Quantity: 2 Condition: used Model: S9i TH/s: 14 Price: 170 PSU: Yes Quantity: 6 Condition: used Model: L3+ MH/s: 508 - 580 (Overclocked) Price: 100 PSU: Yes Quantity: 1 Condition: used Model: Dragonmint T1 TH/s: 16 Price: 190 PSU: Yes Quantity: 1 Condition: used (1 dead hasboard) Model: Innosilicon T2T-24T TH/s: 16 Price: 190 PSU: Yes $2300 USD for the entire lot. Not including shipping. https://t.me/asicMinerChannel/555 |
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Economy / Computer hardware / Re: Antminer S17 Pro 50T and 53T - ship from Hong Kong
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on: April 29, 2019, 04:07:01 PM
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I'm an experienced broker. I know what I'm doing. To be honest, your offer to go pick up the units for me sounds really shady. You found someone who is selling miners, you want only a few of them, but you can't afford their MOQ. You want ME to pay YOU for the miners and then you'll drop ship them for me? There are just too many people involved and too much trust required. I would be happy to buy all the miners and then GIVE you a few at their original price by telling the seller that you have permission to pick up X number of them directly. You didn't like that offer. I didn't like your offer. I thought my offer was fair.
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Economy / Computer hardware / [Sold] used WhatsMiner M3 in bulk Offer ID: #00225 [Sold]
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on: April 29, 2019, 02:44:28 PM
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In Malaysia, @offordscott is selling used WhatsMiner M3 in bulk Offer ID: #00225VL M3 11.5T (PSU is the separated type).
After testing, 1500pcs are working well.
Minimum order quantity: 1500 units.
FOB Malaysia seaport: RMB450 each.
M3 12T (PSU is the built-in type).
After testing, 1600pcs are working well.
Minimum order quantity: 1600 units.
FOB Malaysia seaport: RMB800 each.
M3 11.5T = $67 USD each
M3 12.0T = $119 USD each https://t.me/asicMinerChannel/547 |
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Economy / Computer hardware / Re: Antminer S17 Pro 50T — $1940 — NEXT DAY
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on: April 29, 2019, 01:20:53 PM
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I have 10 S9 13.5T for you. Were dirty, but cleaned inside and tested by me thoroughly. Located in Wisconsin. $200/unit with PSU. 💯% working. I’ll throw in two new fans as a bonus. 7-day post delivery warranty. Plus, because it’s you, I’d accept PayPal. I may need 10 s9s and he has a lot of 50 moq.
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