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I'd like to update this community about something.
John K escrow doesn't log here from long time, how people can keep believe him?
Name: John (John K.)
Custom Title: Global Troll-buster and
Posts: 9129
Activity: 784
Position: Staff
Date Registered: July 01, 2011, 03:14:50 AM
Last Active: January 12, 2014, 12:04:47 PM
How many bitcoins is he holding at this time? of how many GB is he the escrow right now?
am I missing something?
Why nobody saw it?
I saw just cos I was looking for him to understand escrow conditions. But if he is 1 month offline I can't entrust investors's bitcoins to him.
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SCAM ALARM!
I'm going to listen to noob who's life is so pathetic he spends his time bombing other people threads? Actually I spend my free time looking for more equipment to buy. And when I see a scam, I might as well notify others. And guess what, my bombing has been very successful so far and saved people BTC. Thank you, Come again I am baffled by how many people are blaming me for the fault of someone else. Well sorry but it just so happens that there are a few more scams in the forum and all are extremely similar to your post. So how do you expect people to see this? I know but if you look at post's starting date you can easy see that mine is the first and all others copied my post putting lower prices to steal my customers. if you look at their receipts is easy to understand that are fake. Where is the order status? when order is paid status change from on hold to processing in "your account" on cointerra's website. You can easy get a receipt without pay, just doing the order. What declare your order paid is the status that must be "processing". I saw a lot of posts similar at mine growing like mushrooms and also in the sharing list the same names of my post!! I don't know if they really bought from them, is possible but is a little bit strange. I'm sure if you ask to people in my list trought pm if they are really my customers they will answer yes, if you ask to people in the list of these others similar posts they will answer you "What?!?". Well, just coz you started yours first doesn't really mean anything. Posts about Terraminers are started quite frequently lately and they all follow the same procedure. I tell you what... Ultibit are selling shares for the same miner as yours. What they did is offer John K escrow and also have verified their identity with John K who is I believe the main administrator here. You could do the same AND get more people in your groupbuy. It's a win-win situation. How about it? sincerely I don't know how could I get an escrow for my GB, how I have to do. When I opened it I didn't think it was necessary seen clear receipts uploaded. People already invested a lot without escrow and I don't know if they like to have an escrow now for new investors. We can open a discussion for it. Anyway if you look at "Ultibit" post you CAN'T sing up with escrow cos there is not address to send btc. I report To sign up with escrow: We are using John K. for Escrow Place a pledge in the form of a response to this thread. 10 pledges are required in order for escrow to begin Send ß0.2 to this address: Coming soon. Email us (info [at] ultibit [dot] com) with the transaction ID (TxID) along with your signed payment/payout address details. ONLY use sending addresses that you fully control You are officially entitled to share count purchased x 40 Gh/s. |
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SCAM ALARM!
I'm going to listen to noob who's life is so pathetic he spends his time bombing other people threads? Actually I spend my free time looking for more equipment to buy. And when I see a scam, I might as well notify others. And guess what, my bombing has been very successful so far and saved people BTC. Thank you, Come again I am baffled by how many people are blaming me for the fault of someone else. Well sorry but it just so happens that there are a few more scams in the forum and all are extremely similar to your post. So how do you expect people to see this? I know but if you look at post's starting date you can easy see that mine is the first and all others copied my post putting lower prices to steal my customers. if you look at their receipts is easy to understand that are fake. Where is the order status? when order is paid status change from on hold to processing in "your account" on cointerra's website. You can easy get a receipt without pay, just doing the order. What declare your order paid is the status that must be "processing". I saw a lot of posts similar at mine growing like mushrooms and also in the sharing list the same names of my post!! I don't know if they really bought from them, is possible but is a little bit strange. I'm sure if you ask to people in my list trought pm if they are really my customers they will answer yes, if you ask to people in the list of these others similar posts they will answer you "What?!?". |
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Hello,
every exchanges and blockchain wallets has been blocked and bitcoins are now held from these companies waiting to resolve some issues.
Does anyone have an idea about how long could it take? Is possible that bitcoin crashes in this days before withdraw will be allowed again?
Is anyone stealing our bitcoins?
IMHO exchanges should block immediatly trading.
I've a lot of bitcoins in my pc wallet and I have no way to sell it.
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SCAM ALARM!
I'm going to listen to noob who's life is so pathetic he spends his time bombing other people threads? Actually I spend my free time looking for more equipment to buy. And when I see a scam, I might as well notify others. And guess what, my bombing has been very successful so far and saved people BTC. Thank you, Come again I am baffled by how many people are blaming me for the fault of someone else. |
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soon miners will arrive and we'll see what happen, you are talking before the time.
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Hello everyone, here fresh news from cointerra, good luck CoinDesk – CoinTerra Ships First Terahash Bitcoin Mining Rig February 10, 2014, CoinTerra in News Leave a comment INFORMATION UPDATE: CoinTerra.com Security Breach By: Nermin Hajdarbegovic CoinTerra announced today it has finally started shipping its highly anticipated TerraMiner IV professional rigs. The TerraMiner IV is the first professional miner to break the one terahash per second barrier. It is based on CoinTerra’s new GoldStrike I processor, which the company describes as the most powerful SHA256 ASIC ever released. Its peak performance stands at over 500 gigahashes per second on a 28nm chip, built by GlobalFoundries. “Handing over the first TerraMiner marks a major milestone for CoinTerra. It goes to show that through hard work and determination with the right team in place, great things can be accomplished in an incredibly short timeframe,” said Ravi Iyengar, CEO of CoinTerra, Inc. The GoldStrike I is said to be clocked at 1.4GHz and up to four will be used in TerraMiner units. The chips run at 0.765 volts and, since it uses the latest Globalfoundries 28nm high performance plus node, the unit should be rather efficient as well. The same process is used in AMD’s latest Kaveri processors, which launched earlier this month. This means miners are getting cutting edge technology, as 20nm high performance nodes are still unavailable. The first 20nm ASIC rig should be KnCMiner’s new Neptune, when it comes to market. Manufacturing process “We are delighted to be the silicon supplier and physical design house for CoinTerra’s industry leading TerraMiner platform,” said Asim Salim, VP Operations for Open-Silicon. “Manufactured on GlobalFoundries 28nm technology node, the silicon was delivered in a special custom package with testing completed in an unprecedented cycle time of 49 days from tapeout.” Each TerraMiner IV rig features two PCBs with two GoldStrike I chips each. The rig employs two separate water cooling systems, one for each PCB. The heat exchangers feature three fans, while a couple of fans are mounted at the front of the rig to ensure plenty of airflow. The TerraMiner IV is priced at $5,999, but CoinTerra says its order books are filled through April 2014. Only the sixth batch can be pre-ordered, with shipments scheduled for May 2014. If you are interested, you can check out the CoinTerra online shop for details. http://www.coindesk.com/cointerra-ships-first-terahash-bitcoin-mining-rig/Chips are 500GH/s each and every terraminer has 4 chips, so the miner will be 2TH/s and not 1.6 as many people said without know |
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we'll see, many people invested in this group buy and many people are writing everyday here that it is a scam.
Is useless that I keep write here that it is not, time will give voice to the facts.
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Oh my god! you're confusing me |
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S4VV4S I'd like if you edit deleting please. It is not correct.
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SCAM ALARM!
Please this is an honest group buy, I'm sorry if anyone here in the forum is making a lot of scams, but it is not and it is not my fault. I'm really sorry if they are copying my topic to do that, If you look at history I losed a lot of customers because of this people. |
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Hello everyone, here fresh news from cointerra, good luck CoinDesk – CoinTerra Ships First Terahash Bitcoin Mining Rig February 10, 2014, CoinTerra in News Leave a comment INFORMATION UPDATE: CoinTerra.com Security Breach By: Nermin Hajdarbegovic CoinTerra announced today it has finally started shipping its highly anticipated TerraMiner IV professional rigs. The TerraMiner IV is the first professional miner to break the one terahash per second barrier. It is based on CoinTerra’s new GoldStrike I processor, which the company describes as the most powerful SHA256 ASIC ever released. Its peak performance stands at over 500 gigahashes per second on a 28nm chip, built by GlobalFoundries. “Handing over the first TerraMiner marks a major milestone for CoinTerra. It goes to show that through hard work and determination with the right team in place, great things can be accomplished in an incredibly short timeframe,” said Ravi Iyengar, CEO of CoinTerra, Inc. The GoldStrike I is said to be clocked at 1.4GHz and up to four will be used in TerraMiner units. The chips run at 0.765 volts and, since it uses the latest Globalfoundries 28nm high performance plus node, the unit should be rather efficient as well. The same process is used in AMD’s latest Kaveri processors, which launched earlier this month. This means miners are getting cutting edge technology, as 20nm high performance nodes are still unavailable. The first 20nm ASIC rig should be KnCMiner’s new Neptune, when it comes to market. Manufacturing process “We are delighted to be the silicon supplier and physical design house for CoinTerra’s industry leading TerraMiner platform,” said Asim Salim, VP Operations for Open-Silicon. “Manufactured on GlobalFoundries 28nm technology node, the silicon was delivered in a special custom package with testing completed in an unprecedented cycle time of 49 days from tapeout.” Each TerraMiner IV rig features two PCBs with two GoldStrike I chips each. The rig employs two separate water cooling systems, one for each PCB. The heat exchangers feature three fans, while a couple of fans are mounted at the front of the rig to ensure plenty of airflow. The TerraMiner IV is priced at $5,999, but CoinTerra says its order books are filled through April 2014. Only the sixth batch can be pre-ordered, with shipments scheduled for May 2014. If you are interested, you can check out the CoinTerra online shop for details. http://www.coindesk.com/cointerra-ships-first-terahash-bitcoin-mining-rig/Chips are 500GH/s each and every terraminer has 4 chips, so the miner will be 2TH/s and not 1.6 as many people said without know |
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LOL, more shares a comein!
Dude u should advertise this shit on fleabay, at least they cant argue more shares were sold than you had to offer!
munch munch!
sorry? I have 2 terraminer of 2 th/s each. I sell only what I have |
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Shares are available, I've decide to share both machines
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nobody got a terraminer yet?
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Hi, I'm new to mining, and had some money in the bank that isn't earning much interest. I am going to purchase the Neptune second batch for $9,995. Is this a worthwhile investment? My electricity costs are $0.25 per Kwh.
I understand that the Neptune will mine at between 3,000 - 4,800 Giga Hashes per hour.
I've used BTC calculators on the web, that show break even point after 5 days, then the rest is profit after energy costs. I understand that difficulty will increase in the future, but not sure how much that will impact earnings, but the Neptune should be somewhat futureproof with it's proposed hashrate.
I think you should not buy miners now, the new generation is coming. Maybe visit group buy section here you can find some interesting posts |
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51% attack got fixed 2 weeks ago
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Shares list has been update, thanks for buying.
Thanks for your support, we're waiting for cointerra. Any news is welcome.
I wrote them on first of february they answer that they're working hard to respect delivery times. They told me also to don't lose hope cos probably my miners will be on time.
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If he is an electrician, I'll put money on that he will tap before his meter!
Hashbag, you have done no research whatsoever! If you had, you would NOT mine at the biggest pool, but one of the smaller pools. Do you even understood 51% attack?
He's a newbie, knows nothing and isn't self informed in anyway.
Its $$$$ and that's all that matters.
When it arrives (cough) he will sell it on ebay and all you dimwits that didn't get your refund when offered will be sorry.
Its DR Nick fuckyas! You have been told!
remember..... I'm NOT you! |
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