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1041  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Campbx class action lawsuit anyone? on: January 31, 2014, 02:18:01 AM
I am interested in pursuing this. They've proven themselves to be very shady, cashing 1K worth of my money orders about 6 weeks ago and then claiming that they never received them (even though the MO photocopies indicate otherwise).

They are also giving me the run around and I would join a class action suite with no problem. Been over 10 days now and still the money they owe me is god knows where. Don't they know it is pretty much illegal in most of the world to steal people's money? I'll be asking for interest and compensation with the attorney. You just can't take someone's money and do what you want with it.
DO NOT USE CAMPBX or you will have problems.

1042  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [3600 TH] BTC Guild - Pays TxFees+Orphan+NMC, Stratum, Private Servers on: January 30, 2014, 01:25:57 AM
When I started mining here in late October I was getting .5 BTC daily. I thought the network and diff grows to a certain rate, right? I never remember getting .3 .4 ever, it just dived to .1 and stayed there. It basically jumped from .5 to .1 pretty much skipping all the numbers in between. Where did those .3's and .4's go? I would have loved to see them.

You clearly weren't paying attention.  The network difficulty has been going up by roughly 20-30% every 10-11 days since October.  Your earnings have similarly declined regularly since then.  On a day to day basis they've gone up and down wildly (look at the luck chart which shows the last 3 months of luck per shift), but on average, each 10-11 days has been earning you less than the 10-11 days previous.

Who has time to pay attention? I'm a working man and put in my 16 hour days and come home too tired to think about luck or the difficulty. Smiley

That's it! I'm moving my 22TH/sec somwhere else.
1043  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: CampBX another lame site? on: January 30, 2014, 01:20:25 AM
https://www.facebook.com/CampBX?hc_location=timeline
It looks like they weren't in the office due to bad weather. I have dealt with CampBX a lot and they always pull through for me but I have definitely noticed they have become increasingly slow dealing with things. I worry that they have gotten in over their heads trying to become a legal exchange. They definitely have extremely low volume at this point, since Dwolla shut down and they missed every deadline they announced for their ACH system. I'm keeping an eye on CampBX but have avoided having cash or btc there for months now.

Well, since my transfer was complete on the 22nd them having a bad weather day shouldn't have anything to do with it. Of course after I respond to their ticket they become silent and provide no response at all. God how tiresome I get of these poor performing horrible customer service orientated companies. It's been a full week now.

1044  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [3600 TH] BTC Guild - Pays TxFees+Orphan+NMC, Stratum, Private Servers on: January 30, 2014, 01:00:06 AM
Yeah, my Cubes really took a hit, there running 94-97% on my end. Down 90%  Sad I'll move them till the problem is fixed.

All problems are fixed now, every BTC Guild server (including validation server) has been reverted to the same software it was using for the last year.

And my machine is back to running at the proper rate. When the old stuff works and the new stuff doesn't... You have your work cut out for you.

It's unfortunate that the only way to find out the new stuff doesn't work is by putting it live.  Every local test I can do turns out fine, but there are so many thousands of hardware configurations, software configurations, and just plain VOLUME of network activity that you can't properly test in a sterile development environment.

For now, I think I might hang up this attempt at a rewrite and fall back to what I know at least one other pool has done to get better multi-core utilization:  Just run the server process multiple times on multiple ports and have a proxy split the load on the same machine over the different ports.  It feels like a cop out, but I noticed during the live testing that a significant load still hit one core:  The one used for the primary network IO processing, which is extremely difficult to split over multiple cores/threads without significant overhead in mutex locking.  I get the feeling it wouldn't be any more efficient than just running multiple instances of the server.


When I started mining here in late October I was getting .5 BTC daily. I thought the network and diff grows to a certain rate, right? I never remember getting .3 .4 ever, it just dived to .1 and stayed there. It basically jumped from .5 to .1 pretty much skipping all the numbers in between. Where did those .3's and .4's go? I would have loved to see them.



1045  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: CampBX another lame site? on: January 29, 2014, 04:30:09 PM
This is the response from CampBX via email/ticket. They basically didn't help me at all. Now that it is a whole day later (still no deposit) they are clearly screwing things up. I have no choice but to contact an attorney since I'm unable to get my money back from these people. What other options do I have? Keep waiting for emails while they use my money? I really start to understand a little when new people just introduced to bitcoin are so hesitant to put any real money up front in anything. Because there are too many stories like this one. Who wants to get into a venture where you need to proactively spend energy on making sure you get your money? While I hate big banks and that industry, when I cash a cash I don't even look to make sure it was deposited into my account. With bitcoin, you need to have a line of attorney's and deep pockets just to get your own money back. Places like CampBX just put a sore spot on the bitcoin industry.



Dear Michael,
We apologize for the inconvenience. We have successfully upgraded our ACH withdrawal system and it went live on Friday. The first withdrawal will hit your destination bank account in 4-5 business days counting from the date of execution of the transaction in your account history. Subsequent withdrawals will take 2-5 business days depending on your bank.


Thank you,
CampBX Support

*** Please check the correct domain of CampBX Bitcoin Trading Platform(https://campbx.com) before login into the CampBX to protect your funds from various phishing websites.
1046  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Difference - COINBASE - CAMPBX - BITSTAMP on: January 28, 2014, 07:08:05 PM
I'm verified on all three of these services and have found out that CampBX and Bitstamp don't actually buy your bitcoin. You put a trade out there and hope someone buys it. I've always used COINBASE previously where COINBASE themselves would buy whatever I was selling. For those that use CampBX and Bitstamp when you want to sell bitcoin and make a sell order, is it sold up quickly or do you have to wait a while? I'm just talking if I were to use the average going rate at that time. I may want to sell some bitcoin I have and have always used COINBASE but wouldn't mind trying another service. I know they all have fees....and I don't use COINBASE a lot, so I'm looking for experts out there that are familiar with each service and can pin point the differences easily. I may try to sell just a little at each place to try it out just for the heck of it. I've heard bad news about all three services, so who knows.

Exchanges (such as Bitstamp) and sites that buy/sell Bitcoin (such as Coinbase) function in quite different ways. Coinbase just provides you with a price to buy at (or sell at) and then it's take it or leave it.

On Bitstamp you can provide your own price and if there are people on the other side of the offer that have the same price in mind, a trade is made. If there are sell orders for $820 in the books, then my buy order at $820 will be executed immediately. However, if I place a buy order at $810, I have to wait for the price to drop and for people willing to sell at that price to place their orders.

Well I'm already having problems with CampBX. Very first time I sold a little bitcoin and the transaction was done in like minutes but the money is now stuck in limbo and hasn't been deposited into my bank account. I thought it was illegal to just hold onto people's money and then not pay them back without some kind of interest on it? The transaction was January 22nd and today is January 28th. You'd think on the very first time you use the service things would work, but this is an easy decision...never to use these guys again.
1047  Economy / Service Discussion / CampBX another lame site? on: January 28, 2014, 07:04:06 PM
I did a transfer on the 22nd and I have yet to see any deposit into my account. It was for $350. I made sure it was a smaller amount because places like this just can't keep customer's happy. So now how long do you think I have to wait to get my money or would a letter from my attorney push that along quicker? You just can't hold onto people's money and expect them not to do anything about it, right?

I've emailed me, made tickets...silence.

1048  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 27, 2014, 08:27:27 AM
Talking about scam THIS guy managed to trick a lot of people into using his reseller link and he is the 3rd top KNC reseller: http://reseller.kncminer.com/orders

More info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=348743.msg4755253#msg4755253

Fortunate for him KNC changed their policy to only allow change of the reseller info on an order if both the buyer and seller requested it.
Hopefully enough people would complain and he will lose his reseller status and all his awards.

That is called deception.

Any reseller issues blame KNC. They are the ones that are allowing resellers.
1049  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 27, 2014, 06:40:17 AM
I think a Neptune at 3000 GH will ROI in BTC as long as it starts hashing at around a 5 billion difficulty.

We'll likely hit a difficulty of 5 billion sometime in late March / early April.
  
I think more like 15 to 20 billion. It looks to me like about a dozen companies are about to deliver before april.
            BUT
All those noob miners and new btc users will also be creating "Dead Bitcoin days" driving the price up with a BTC shortage, as the usage increases, and the speculation increases..., which will save us in fiat returns.
Eventually, the transaction fees per block will also become a more significant value as the block sizes increase etc.... untill finally... After the last Bitcoin is issued, that's all that miners will have or need.... transaction fees.
Many good things to come in btc very soon.... Wells Fargo, Google, E-Bay, TigerDirect, PayPal, Borse, Forex, "Bitcoin ATM's", Campaign Donations, IRA's, Military and humanitarian aid, new exchanges popping up everywhere, and best of all, The Chairman of the Federal Reserve himself endorsed Bitcoin.  Need I say more?
I see a future, where there is no "Checkout" in stores at all. The device on the product has either been paid for, or not.. by scanning the QRcode with your android Dick-Tracey watch.... Soon.
Everyone will have a BTC wallet on their phone.
No more digging for change on the bus, or toll roads, or parking meters, paid toilets, Phone booths, vending machines, McDonald's, and all those other annoying places you seem to have to dig for change!
No more bank or store robberies!
No more pickpockets.
Disability "checks" will be deposited on the 1st every month in btc.
Real-Estate transactions will clear escrow in minutes.
There will be no need for "ATM"s or banks for most.
"Checking accounts" will disappear, and those using old fiat will be under suspicion.
Remember that time your buddy went to Vegas, had a blast, brought a hooker to the room, fell asleep, and when he woke up, his wallet and a kidney were missing? That's not likely to happen any more... except for the kidney...hahaha..  except, this time, they track down the hooker, and your kidney, because her wallet recorded a block transmitted from your phone, which was traced via GPS.
Someday it will be embedded directly in your I.D. ...Remember NWO?   ahemmm..., right along with a portion of the block-chain, and be solar or everlasting battery powered with built in retina scanners. Personalized advertisements will play on your phone or ID based on your past purchases and places you visit online as you walk around stores offering coupons and discounts.
This is just the beginning of the world's wealth re-distribution.
The blockchain will literally be transmitted pocket-to pocket(already happening), and some will find they've become sterile from being a wireless hotspot all the time....  lol
Just a year ago, a cashless society was a pipe-dream....   This is gonna be a wild ride!..... and the name KnCminer will live to the end of time.
Those with the most efficient miners will enjoy a residual income forever, which is probably why KNC is going hard at efficiency. Considering the rate of adaptation, and the rate at which coins are produced, leads me to one inevitable conclusion... HUGE price rises, ongoing, in waves, for years to come... Keep those coin folks. Facts be known, I could buy two brand new 2014 Subaru Foresters with the BTC I made from KNCMiner products, or a fixer-upper home... but I know better than to cut myself short by cashing them in.... all, and more than my original fiat has been removed from the pot too. It's pure profit from here on out....
May we all see our dreams come true...  Good night all.



Greedy bastard. Buy your Subaru's , live life and have fun. You gonna sit on a hoard of bitcoin then become old and can't or unable to do anything anyway with it?

Watch the TV series called "Almost Human". They use and refer to bitcoin several times in that show but it is all in the light of underground and illegal activities. Still seen as a negative thing. And god the last people we need involved in bitcoin is anyone to do with the American financial institution. They'll either rob us all blind or just fuck everything up they put their hands on. I happen to believe most politicians or anyone that works for the government is completely corrupt. That's why there is such inequality in America now. When you beat down a dog often and long it will over time eventually come back and bite. This hasn't happened yet and probably won't while I'm alive but I would love to see it.
1050  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 27, 2014, 06:15:18 AM
the last batch of neptunes was no refunds?! holy, didnt know that.

KNC used to be very customer friendly, but not anymore. Now you get:
No refunds
No PayPal/Credit cards accepted
No plausible explanations on decisions they make, but just quoting the word "procedures"

I remember back in August when Sam Cole was willing to talk with his customers for hours over the phone, but now he is extremely busy.

I am also very close at refunding my Neptunes...


That's called, "we have all your money now and can do what we want" attitude. Money changes everything, mostly people for the worse.
1051  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 27, 2014, 06:09:37 AM
3th of Antminers = 5kw (by taking 300watts per Antminer) = 31.654BTC (without shipping) = 25.8k $
3th of Neptunes = 2.5kw = 14.6BTC = 12k $

Two times more $$$ and watts for the same hash-power.

There is a really big difference here. You really can't even get a Neptune for at least another several months so why even compare right now?
The winner in the mining game is the one who as the most power efficient machine (or the one with free electricity).
I know Neptune's will be hashing while Antminer's will be turned off because they use to much electricity.

Free electricity is a game changer for some. I can throw 20 Antminers at work and no one would blink an eye. I have access to over 10 large server rooms (head ends) that distribute cable television to very populated areas. All those devices are power hungry and the least efficient hardware I have ever seen. Air condition has to be on 24/365 even when it's 10 degrees out.

Those with free electric are lucky.
1052  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [Setup & Troubleshoot] Bitmain AntMiner S1 180GH/S miner on: January 23, 2014, 12:03:49 AM
Why are people buying these? I paid $3800 for my KNC (560GH/sec) in July 2013. If you buy 3 Antminer's which equals the same hashing power that's well over $4800 now and consumes much more power. I don't understand?



Are you saying that your kncminer is for sale? If not, where do you find that price and performance that ships now?
How many BTC would you have if you had bought BTC instead? BTC30-40?

Ok, so it is you get it now thing. I got it. I remember my big smile when I first started hashing at 560Gh/sec in October and was making about .5 bitcoin a day. Just three months (little less) later and that has changed to .15 bitcoin a day. For anyone to get back up to that .5 /day you'd really have to spend several thousand dollars which right now may never see to get it back.

I think these AnyMiners are perfect for someone that doesn't have any rigs at all, but for someone that already has a little hashing power the price seems a little steep. I was thinking of maybe surprising my Dad with one for his birthday! For someone that has one S1, what are your BTC rewards usually per day? Around .04 to .06 right?
1053  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [Setup & Troubleshoot] Bitmain AntMiner S1 180GH/S miner on: January 22, 2014, 11:31:33 PM
Why are people buying these? I paid $3800 for my KNC (560GH/sec) in July 2013. If you buy 3 Antminer's which equals the same hashing power that's well over $4800 now and consumes much more power. I don't understand?

1054  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 22, 2014, 11:13:58 PM
Think again. $40k gets you 5 TH delivered next week. By the time you get the Neptunes, difficulty will be much higher. 5 TH now is far more profitable than 12 TH several months from now.
5th next week? Who sells them?
25+ Antminers from Bitmain.
https://www.bitmaintech.com/product.htm
3th of Antminers = 5kw (by taking 300watts per Antminer) = 31.654BTC (without shipping) = 25.8k $
3th of Neptunes = 2.5kw = 14.6BTC = 12k $

Two times more $$$ and watts for the same hash-power.

There is a really big difference here. You really can't even get a Neptune for at least another several months so why even compare right now?

All my friends requested refunds also for their Neptunes. In the bunch I think there was like 18 of them. Don't be surprised if you see some go on sale or we hear some news from KNC now. Once they see their very loyal customer base is dumping them out I'm pretty sure we'll eventually hear some thing from them soon. They only have one spokesperson here who isn't a sales person and can't really confirm on anything since all decisions are made by Sam. Only a matter of time we'll hear something. Once you are a millionaire and see possible money that could be yours leaving your bank account it starts to make you worry, no matter how much you have.

1055  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 22, 2014, 10:56:45 PM
anyone ask refund neptune?

a more revealing question would be, has anyone NOT asked for a neptune refund...?

I have 4 neptunes on order from the previous customer batch.    At this point, they still look like a solid purchase.   Each one was around 10BTC.   I have no idea how the hell I am going to power them and hope that some hosting options open up.   I'm sure I can get an electrician in and things will work out but at this point, I don't have a plan for that.

40grand!! u rock bruh!!

dont worry yourself about powering them up yet, they dont know yet either.

all we can do is pray that they pull a 6Th rabbit out of their hat while BTC reaches around 5000usd (aka da m00n) - then we're sorted!!  0.01btc per day yo!!!


see what i did there jelin? do you see? 

i READ the previous post, then posted accordingly.

6TH would be nice, but I can't even see that using a standard plug. That baby will be like hooking up a gas dryer, along those lines, which uses bookuu power.
1056  Economy / Service Discussion / Difference - COINBASE - CAMPBX - BITSTAMP on: January 22, 2014, 01:32:03 AM
I'm verified on all three of these services and have found out that CampBX and Bitstamp don't actually buy your bitcoin. You put a trade out there and hope someone buys it. I've always used COINBASE previously where COINBASE themselves would buy whatever I was selling. For those that use CampBX and Bitstamp when you want to sell bitcoin and make a sell order, is it sold up quickly or do you have to wait a while? I'm just talking if I were to use the average going rate at that time. I may want to sell some bitcoin I have and have always used COINBASE but wouldn't mind trying another service. I know they all have fees....and I don't use COINBASE a lot, so I'm looking for experts out there that are familiar with each service and can pin point the differences easily. I may try to sell just a little at each place to try it out just for the heck of it. I've heard bad news about all three services, so who knows.

1057  Economy / Service Discussion / Coinbase changes instant buy to 1 BTC on: January 22, 2014, 01:21:08 AM
I never received a notice of anykind. I'm a verified level 2 for quite some time and I don't need to use their instant buy buy doesn't anyone know why Coinbase changed their instant buy from 10 bitcoin to 1? Are they not able to handle their increased level of customer's? I assume that's why so many people have such bad luck with them sometimes.
1058  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 22, 2014, 12:55:13 AM
I've increased the SPI voltage on my miner to 1.95V (default) all the way up to 2.40V and it hasn't changed in anyway. How do you "overclock" these? I want to just add a little more juice and overlock a "small" bit....but there are only a few voltage selections left.

1059  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 21, 2014, 11:13:57 PM

If the day ever come that amazon accepts btc...watch out Smiley

not so sure that would be good short term..  if you followed the overstock situation, coinbase turned it into a reverse layaway plan.  They dropped their instant buy from 10btc/week to 1btc/week so if you are trying to shop for anything over ~$80 you will have to wait 5-7 days to buy enough coins from coinbase...  but if you already have 400 coins and want to cash out into items, then that is a lot more selling pressure than buying.


Exactly why coinbase is for total noobs, and children.   Why would one go to coinbase and establish such a bottlekneck?
It's worthless if you are moving large amounts. Nothing beats a real exchange.
The tiered confirmation system there sucks too. I've been confirmed at all the exchanges...no problem; but when I go to get confirmed at coinbase, I always get rejected, because they always try to ask questions from my childhood, and I don't see how their questions could ever be answered; I'ts like they're asking housing questions from when I was 2yrs old, how the fuzz am I supposed to know that? I gave up after a half-dozen attempts over a two week period...   but no worries with those ridiculous limits, I'm totally stoked with Bitstamp and Camp BX

Coinbase is for noobs but you tried to sign up half dozen times over a two week period? I'm verified at Bitstamp and Camp and they're all the same.

1060  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com on: January 21, 2014, 02:06:09 AM
Itīs Samīs brother with the help of KnC miners that have put a lot of PH on the network, if you had not figured it out yet Wink

Nepotism.

and HashFast is now shipping, so how about releasing some Jupiters to the people just as you guys said KnC?

For the last time. THERE WILL BE NO JUPITERS FOR SALE. JUST BECAUSE EVERYONE WANTS TO BELIEVE IT SO MUCH, ISN'T GOING TO MAKE IT COME TRUE.

Anyone would pre-ordered anything is screwed. With all this cloud hashing coming online, private THs/sec like me you'll end up receiving a miner that won't even be able to to reward you .01 BTC / day. Good luck boys....
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