Yes site came back online later today.

I've emailed them as well, its just gone 8AM there so they should come online soon.

Its a marketplace! Haggling is part of the business.

Its in our interests to drive the price down just like (as you have one to sell) its in your interests to try and keep the prices up

Thanks for the reply, good to see you are taking seriously the comments. They are not meant as an attack.

Actually the last one sold for $3300, take off the 10% that Ebay charges and thats $2970 that was over a week ago.

Before that its nearly a month since one sold, these things depreciate less than most miners but still they just stop being able to break even if too highly priced.

Remember you are not dealing with Ebay here, these are mainly seasoned miner buyers who reject Ebay/Paypal and their "evil empire"

You are of course free to sell at whatever you like and good luck to you.

If these were going for $2500-2700 without the hosting anchor chain I'd snap your arm off to buy one

Web site is down as well, so you can't actually post the form.

Considering these are selling on ebay for just over $3000 and also considering if you bought 100 from Spondoolies you would have purchased them at a hefty discount on the RRP I think you are overpriced. In fact I think you are probably profiteering.

Try pricing around $2500 and you will have no problem selling them. Especially considering the expensive hosting you are selling them with.

Remember it doesn't matter what you think they are worth, they are only worth what it is expected they will return in BTC over their lifetime.

Come on jjj0923 you cant really accuse Bitmain of not shipping.

Dragon shipped

And it will never break even or make a profit. Ever.

After about a year it will stop earning anything whilst still $2800 away from paying for itself.

Scrypt ASIC miners are worse than BTC ASIC miners for generating positive ROI, not that Bitcoin ASICs are much better 

Its generally the opposite. Customers rarely praise for good service and often are vociferous regarding poor service.

No company is 100% perfect, especially smaller companies such as this one, but these guys, in my experience, and I've purchased from just about everyone legit, are the best I've experienced not just in this business but in many others as well.

Its not as bad as a SP10 or even a SP30 but its too loud for having in a living area.

Sorry "bud" but the more you type, the more you really come across as not having a clue. All you are doing is spouting off bits and pieces of non-technical hearsay you have picked up listening to others.

If you are so buddy buddy with Innosilicon you would know that they were contracted to make the A1 for Bitmine and had a non-compete agreement for a specific amount of time. Unfortunately Bitmine were so monumentally incompetent and building a working miner around the chip (I mean months!) that the clock ran out on the non-compete agreement and Innosilicon were free to sell their own and to OEMs. Go check the Bitmine thread if you want to see a bunch of unhappy customers.

It matters because MAT set themselves up to be making their own chips, priced their products accordingly, set an unrealistic, aggressive schedule knowing full well they wouldn't be able to keep it, then tried to resell someone elses products as their own.

MAT is no better than AMT in my books. Just a reseller of other peoples tech who took loads of overpriced pre-orders and didn't deliver citing production issues for a non-existent production line. Horrendous communications with customers, shill accounts, lies and deception.

What he should have done is just been straight from the start, told people he was just going to screenprint his logo on other peoples hardware, but its hard to run the sort of scam that he has run and get the pre-order cash in his pocket that he has without pretending to be a chip manufacturer and developer rather than just a box shifter of OEM systems.

Thats how its played out in these threads, and that's why people are rightly pissed off. Too many customers have been ripped off by these "ASIC" sellers. Most of us understand the difficulties in starting your own business and sympathise with an actual manufacturer having tape-out issues or pcb redesigns, but even then people have their limits, hence the lawsuits and federal investigations around Bitmine, BFL, Hashfast, KnC etc. So when someone comes along pretending to be of that level of production but really isn't then it makes it even worse.

Dragon sold.

Responded

For Sale:

1 x KnC Jupiter November model
At stock it sits around 700GH/s
Can be easily overclocked to 830-840GH/s
Has run solid & reliable since purchased with no issues that affect its pool side performance.
Stock Fans, latest firmware
Pretty solid and quiet machine, almost silent, the only miner I can have sitting under my desk without noticing it really.

Price: $255 or Preev equivalent in BTC
- SOLD
Also:

1 x Innosilicon A1 based Dragon miner, with LCD display and PSU included.
Solid 1.02TH all day every day, never skips a beat, very reliable miner.

Price: $380/0.9BTC - SOLD

Price
Both In hand, in UK
Prefer pickup if possible, am in Surrey but can meet in London or can drop off within a reasonable radius of Guildford.
Shipping is extra, will accept labels sent via email and I have boxes for both, but the KnC isn't renowned for surviving shipping that well and I'd have to remove the coolers and ship separately.
The Dragon will ship no problem.

Escrow with reputable forum members (e.g. ognasty) no problem if buyer pays commission

Hmm must be a manual process maybe? Its stopped again. 

at 1.68TH mine was pulling 1133W at the wall using a EVGA 1300 G2

Agreed, best customer support in the business. 

Shame everything is out of stock tho

Site and stats working fine again!

If there is any chance to test with a known working PSU from another unit then let support know they will ship you a new PSU, thats what they did with my SP10 that had a faulty PSU. Only took two days to arrive.