Righto, I was mixing info from multiple threads. So that makes it easier because I potentially empathized with people who may have needed to fight for a refund for whatever reason. Who cares if the site states the USD price? If you go to place an order and they're using an exchange rate you don't like, don't buy it. If the ticker was stuck, using an exchange rate you don't like, or whatever else, you could have not bought it and moved on, or requested an updated total, etc. How is it any different from having a sales thread where you say you're selling a camera for $700 and then when someone decides to take you up on it, you look up the BTC price and give them a BTC address and total? There was a thread where OGNasty said they were selling a coin for $1750, so they converted that to BTC and posted it on the site. OGnasty may have used an autoupdating ticker, or maybe done it manually? Regardless, the solution to your problem was pretty minor.
you have missed the point. in the big picture what it is priced in can and often will affect how you get refunded. Take bitmain for example, you pay them 2600 in btc for a miner based on the exchange at that moment because they price it in USD not btc - they convert it yes. If you get a refund, which is rare - but I did get once - and even though I paid in bitcoin, and was refunded in bitcoin, the amount I got back was based on USD value of bitcoin at that time. so whether something is priced in btc or usd matters when there has to be conversions. |
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I can create a new btc address and put couple of btc there.. you really think anyone can break it??
Hundreds of programs/bots there to identify btc addresses with their balances, not a big deal..
No offense against bobby, but that’s the reality..
I think his point is that even with the private key you cannot take it because of the pass phrase. but I would think that for someone to have the private key, they would have the wallet and thus the bip38 pass phase as well. |
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Not my thread. I was just clarifying some things if you read the entire thread.  Yeah I was addressing the OP the OP that I made - is simply about the listing of the coins - He closed the other thread without addressing the question. He basically said anyone that thinks his items are priced in BTC is ignorant and that everything is priced in USD. I have looked at the site many times - even copied 100% of the sites text into the OP - there is nothing about the coins being priced in USD --- all the pricing simply states is the BTC cost. As gold rose in value over the past few weeks, the prices never changed they did not change to match the increased USD value. I am not making any such claim against a refund or about the refund process, so there is no dilution here. |
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I'll wager on the fact that no one will get these, not without help on either of the missing components for each one.
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And with the Block # 641,510 -- 000000000000000000046f9f8b7b871fafc31b85f89ea5e80919fd8461277ee9 the winner is MoparMiningLLC
thanks! buying that many slots does sometimes pay off. I have had it where I buy 3/4 of the slots and still lose lol goes to show, it is all about luck! |
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well shoot give me the other 10 spots! payment incoming.
txn id: 131a763e5de589b268660087aa2b531b7749541d03656f99bea487e250161bc5
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Priced in Bitcoin and based on USD @ the time of listing is perhaps more accurate?
perhaps but with nothing on the site to state this - with only a btc price showing, one would think that it is priced in BTC. I just think the fact that calling everyone ignorant if they "think otherwise" is misplaced when there is nothing on the site that states it and the fact that the prices did not change for at least two weeks as many others have posted that were watching the prices of the coins in reference to the rise in gold prices. and others that post here - while they may be active and even beneficial to these forums - quite a few have grudges with one another - which I guess is expected in any given societal group. |
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My understanding is that things are priced at the time they are listed.
The dude got his Bitcoins refunded the same day... I don't understand the issue?
I had a friend receive some gold under spot from this deal. OG delivers.
I posted this simply for the clarification on pricing - OG stated that all items are priced in USD and anyone saying otherwise was wrong - I do not see anywhere on the entire site one item priced in USD. All I see is a BTC price tag. I was asking him to clarify the statement. as for the two that were waiting for refunds, not sure how long they waited but this thread and post should have nothing to do with that issue. |
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I will send something -Maybe I will be in it, maybe I will not  and list it somewhere as simply as "In the US" though anyone can look my business up and know exactly where I am at anyways. Though I pity anyone foolish enough to come and try and take anything from me. I am going to wait for my additional items to arrive though - the more the merrier I think some were thinking you wanted location as precise as something like "Seattle, Washington" |
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sent you a pm about getting some stickers!
replied. Sorry, I got distracted earlier.    oh no worries than kyo ufor getting back to me! |
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sent you a pm about getting some stickers!
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@elianite
I am glad to see all the editing is done and that your book is going to print, I am very excited to see the end result! and I am very happy I was able to be of assistance in getting it to that point.
if there is a numbered edition - I would like to try and reserve #76 if possible.
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ouch deleted my post. Let me say it again - very nice @geophphreigh! Wish I had gotten one but will be looking for the silver / bronze ones!
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I filed a claim via paypal for my pre-order. They have not answered any inquiry I have made. I know there are delays but ones I ordered on May 20th have not arrived nor did they provide tracking and yet the ones I ordered on June 25th arrived weeks ago.
It is my assumption these were lost. As I paid via paypal - that will be my only route to get a refund.
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going to have to get creative on this as most places are locked down still.
ordered a bitcoin and an ethereum to replace the ones I gave away. I also placed an order for the pro series. I should now have at least one of each of the wallets you have done (except the block ones) to date. Maybe some day I can get a block one lol
let me add - Ballet also did free shipping on top of the 10% discount.
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I'm considering buying the newest Full-Node option. It says it comes with a PSU and 64 GB USB drive for the blockchain. I have a few questions if anyone has some answers: - Is the PSU reliable? Am I better off buying a Corsair?
- Is 64 GB enough space for the blockchain? Is upgrading as simple as swapping it out for a larger one?
- Can I limit the number of connections to my node via a CONF file?
- Does the Full Node have a Wallet? If so, is it easy to use and backup? Do I still need to run my node on my PC?
i will answer what I can - Is the PSU reliable? Am I better off buying a Corsair? - the supplied psu that came with mine has been going strong with no issues
- Is 64 GB enough space for the blockchain? Is upgrading as simple as swapping it out for a larger one? - if you swap it you would need reformat/re-download the node
- Can I limit the number of connections to my node via a CONF file? - this I am unsure on, sorry.
- Does the Full Node have a Wallet? If so, is it easy to use and backup? Do I still need to run my node on my PC? - no it does not, it is only a node, I still run my LTC.qt wallet
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The instructions on the web site says that you need to edit the configuration file, but it didn't specifically tell how to do it. This is why you need to use the 'vi' command to edit the file.
will try it out - just hopefully not brick my miner. You can make a copy of the original configuration file. Make a copy using: cp /home/inno_py/inno_config.py /home/inno_py/inno_config.backup when I did vi /home/inno_py/inno_config.py I got : #!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import platform #################################### json...... ################################### gInnoJsonIndent = 2 #################################### cgi...... #################################### gInnoVersionPath = '/build_log' gInnoPassWordPath = '/home/www/conf/password' gInnoResolvPath = '/etc/resolv.conf' gInnoInterfacePath ='/etc/network/interfaces' gInnoTypePath = '/tmp/type' gInnoHWVerPath = '/tmp/hwver' gInnoRunShPath = '/tmp/run.sh' gInnoAutoSchLockPath = '/tmp/autosch_lock' gInnoMinerConfPath = '/home/www/conf/miner.conf' gInnoDnaDevicePath = '/dev/dna' gInnoDnaFilePath = '/innocfg/dna' gInnoAnalysLogPath = '/tmp/log/analys%d.log' gInnoVolLogPath = '/tmp/log/volAnalys%d.log' gInnoLogoPath = '/home/www/static/logo/logo.png' gInnoUserLogoPath = '/home/www/conf/logo.png.user' gInnoInnoLogoPath = '/home/www/static/images/logo.png.inno' gInnoDmLogoPath = '/home/www/static/images/logo.png.dm' gInnoBlankLogoPath = '/home/www/static/images/blank-logo.png' gInnoSysLogPath = '/innocfg/log/miner.log' gInnoDefVidPath = '/home/www/conf/defaultVID' gInnoNewDefVidPath = '/home/www/conf/defVID' gInnoDefPllPath = '/home/www/conf/defPLL' gInnoDhcpPidPath = '/var/run/udhcpc.eth0.pid' gInnoLogoFileSize = 512 * 1024 # 512K ##################################### network #################################### gInnoGetDhcpCmd = "cat %s | grep ^iface | sed -n '$p' | awk '{print $4}'" % (gInnoInterfacePath) gInnoGetIpCmd = "ifconfig | grep inet | sed -n '1p' | awk '{print $2}' | awk -F ':' '{print $2}'" gInnoGetNetmask = "ifconfig |grep inet| sed -n '1p'|awk '{print $4}'|awk -F ':' '{print $2}'" gInnoGetGateway = "route -n | grep eth0 | grep UG | awk '{print $2}'" gInnoIpaddrDef = '192.168.1.254' gInnoNetmaskDef = '255.255.255.0' gInnoGatewayDef = '192.168.1.1' gInnoDnsDef = ['8.8.8.8', '114.114.114.114'] ##################################### ............... #################################### gInnoRexWebPwd = r'^[a-zA-Z0-9 ~!@#$%^&*\_=+;:,.?<>\-]{8}$' gInnoRexPoolUrl = r'^[a-zA-Z0-9~!@#$%&*_=+;:,.?\-\'\[\]()/]+$' gInnoRexPoolUser = r'^[a-zA-Z0-9 ~!@#$%^&*_=+;:,.<>?\-]+$' gInnoRexPoolPwd = r'^\"?[a-zA-Z0-9 ~!@#$%^&*_=+;:,.<>?\-]+\"?$' gInnoRexIpAddr = r'^\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$' gInnoRexFreq = r'^[0-9]{1,4}$' gInnoRexVid = r'^[0-9]{1,3}$' ##################################### json... #################################### gInnoCallBackKey = 'callback' I /home/inno_py/inno_config.py [Modified] 1/196 0% it doesnt copy over here very well I am going to have to wait until someone who has done it can walk me thru lol |
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The instructions on the web site says that you need to edit the configuration file, but it didn't specifically tell how to do it. This is why you need to use the 'vi' command to edit the file.
will try it out - just hopefully not brick my miner. |
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anyone using an innosilicon A6 LTCMaster? I cannot get AM to read that it is even on my network.
edit: I finally got it to see it - it was the port, it wasnt searching port 8100
So, then I got it added but the API access is denied.
I tried the instructions of using telnet but cant get past a certain point - I can get up to where it tells me to edit the config but when I run the command provided the config does not open for me to edit.
Let me state this - this is my first Innosilicon miner.
I don't have too much experience with Innosilicon miners. What you need to do is to use a file editor available on the Linux system on the miner. Unfortunately only 'vi' is available as far as I know and that one is a bit complicated. Run: vi /home/inno_py/inno_config.py You will have to press the 'i' key to be able to make modifications to the file after you opened it. Once you made the changes, you need to press 'ESC' followed by ':wq' (as in Write and Quit). yea this is my first innosilicon miner i tried to follow the instructions you had on the website - just couldnt get past that one part - it stops at "/home/inno_py/inno_config.py" full text from your site below. Make the file system writable:
mount / -o rw,remount
Edit the three highlighted lines in the file below, where "--api-listen" is replaced with "--api-listen --api-network --api-allow W:0/0"
/home/inno_py/inno_config.py
gInnoInitCmdStr = 'innominer_%s -o %s -u %s -p %s --A1Pll1 %s --A1Pll2 %s --A1Pll3 %s --A1Pll4 %s --A1Vol %s --api-listen --api-network --api-allow W:0/0 > /dev/null 2>&1'
gInnoBtcName = 'T1'
gInnoBtcPool = 'stratum+tcp://btc.s.innomining.com:1800'
gInnoBtcUser = 'inno.btc'
gInnoBtcPwd = 'x'
gInnoBtcFreq = 1332
gInnoBtcVid = 10
gInnoInitBtcCmd = gInnoInitCmdStr % (gInnoBtcName, gInnoBtcPool, gInnoBtcUser, gInnoBtcPwd, gInnoBtcFreq, gInnoBtcFreq, gInnoBtcFreq, gInnoBtcFreq, gInnoBtcVid)
gInnoLtcName = 'T2'
gInnoLtcPool = 'stratum+tcp://ltc.s.innomining.com:1900'
gInnoLtcUser = 'inno.ltc'
gInnoLtcPwd = 'x'
gInnoLtcFreq = 1044
gInnoLtcVid = 25
gInnoInitLtcCmd = gInnoInitCmdStr % (gInnoLtcName, gInnoLtcPool, gInnoLtcUser, gInnoLtcPwd, gInnoLtcFreq, gInnoLtcFreq, gInnoLtcFreq, gInnoLtcFreq, gInnoLtcVid)
gInnoDashName = 'T3'
gInnoDashPool = 'stratum+tcp://dash.s.innomining.com:2000'
gInnoDashUser = 'inno.dash'
gInnoDashPwd = 'x'
gInnoDashFreq = 1100
gInnoDashVid = 12
gInnoInitDashCmd= gInnoInitCmdStr % (gInnoDashName, gInnoDashPool, gInnoDashUser, gInnoDashPwd, gInnoDashFreq, gInnoDashFreq, gInnoDashFreq, gInnoDashFreq, gInnoDashVid)
gInnoXmrName = 'T4'
gInnoXmrPool = 'stratum+tcp://a8.s.innomining.com:19333'
gInnoXmrUser = 'inno.001'
gInnoXmrPwd = 'x'
gInnoXmrFreq = 1000
gInnoXmrVid = 175
gInnoInitXmrCmd = gInnoInitCmdStr % (gInnoXmrName, gInnoXmrPool, gInnoXmrUser, gInnoXmrPwd, gInnoXmrFreq, gInnoXmrFreq, gInnoXmrFreq, gInnoXmrFreq, gInnoXmrVid)
gInnoCmd1Pool = gInnoInitCmdStr
gInnoCmd2Pool = 'innominer_%s -o %s -u %s -p %s -o %s -u %s -p %s --A1Pll1 %s --A1Pll2 %s --A1Pll3 %s --A1Pll4 %s --A1Vol %s --api-listen --api-network --api-allow W:0/0 >/dev/null 2>&1'
gInnoCmd3Pool = 'innominer_%s -o %s -u %s -p %s -o %s -u %s -p %s -o %s -u %s -p %s --A1Pll1 %s --A1Pll2 %s --A1Pll3 %s --A1Pll4 %s --A1Vol %s --api-listen --api-network --api-allow W:0/0 >/dev/null 2>&1'
Reboot the miner |
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if the shown prices are not USD then it is not priced in USD... instead they are estimating a USD value to equivalent BTC and displaying the BTC - that is pricing in BTC not USD
Pricing in btc would mean the btc price never changes. not exactly. btc prices can change as well - the point is that they had not changed for a while and there is no where on the site that says the prices are based on USD if going to price in USD then show the USD price and then convert it to BTC -- similar to the way Bitmain does it for the miners - it is not rocket science. |
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