We have dropped our bitcoin processing fees by 50%. They are now only 1.021%, much better from when they were 2.4%
But... but... but... you told me a week ago you wouldn't... I... hmmm... can I cancel my order and place it again?  Seriously though, I greatly appreciate you keeping buyer's best interests in check and will be sure to order again (and again). |
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No takers? Any issues or complaints? |
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thank you.
You are most welcome. Also, easter bump |
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Bought some for TRC, I sent first. Trading immediately acknowledged and sent the XRP, he's now on top of my go-to list when I'm buying again |
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There is some information at http://taabl.net/howtoplay but the exact Pipe game details are lacking, sorry. In a nutshell you need to send from an address you can receive also, and once the raffle has a winner everyone receives 1 satoshi except for the winner that receives 2. You can also see which transaction had the winning bid when the raffle is done, and from that assert which address belongs to the winner. |
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Weekend bump #1 |
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Bernd33-1 and myself have agreed on this deal, will be asking Graet to escrow.
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Hi Nelisky,
yes, V1.
Shipping costs: From where are you? Maybe we can share the shipping costs.
The NAS works without any problems. I reinstalled the NAS completely (also Firmware) and checked all functions. All ok.
There are no damages. No scratches or dents and digs. The NAS was expensive so I handled it with care :-) I can send you pictures via email. No problem.
Regards, Bernd
I sent you a PM with my location. Give me a total with shipping included so I can decide, please. |
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Thanks. So it's the v1 version, as per your link, right?
How much for the unit sent abroad? And is there anything not wot working perfectly, or any damage I should be aware of?
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My German is... not But with the helping hands of google I understand you are selling the NAS with 2 1.5TB drives, right? Will you ship abroad (but still Europe)? |
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Lets try something different, shall we? The Amazing Anonymous Bitcoin Lottery will be holding a new Pick Pipe style raffle, as an experiment. The prizes will be stacks of 5 FPGA miner boards, each doing 208~228 MHs and taking ~11W @ 12V, for a total of over 1GHs per stack. These boards are clones of Ztex 1.15x, assembled under license. Ztex did not build these boards no they have any responsibility here. Shipping costs are included to most countries, but if you live in some exotic place known to be hard to ship to please contact us prior to entering the game so we can make sude we can ship at all. There is guarantee other than the boards are working flawless when they reach you! What you get if you win: - The stack with 5 boards, having low profile heatsinks applied without fans - The 120mm fan - The power splitter that connects to a computer PSU molex connector to provide power to the 5 boards. How the game works: It's a simple TAABL Pick 4 game, with individual bets priced at 0.1 BTC. The game becomes active once 100 50 bets are placed and from that point on every time a block is found the block hash is compared to the placed bets. To identify yourself as the winner you'll need to have control over the address from which you sent the coins, so shared web wallets are not going to work. Some pictures:    |
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Will you also pay BTC? |
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That is quite the opportunity then |
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I would love to get into this bid war, but Avalon tells me they do not allow changing the recipient address of any order. Are you sure you'll be able to do so?
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BitPay has two fees that are added together. One has always been 0.99%, the other began at 1.7% (a total of 2.69%) and has now dropped to 0.99% (a total of about 2%).
Oh, I did not know this, sorry about it. Ok, in that case I'm just waiting on the reply to my email And, of course, thank you for your continued patience... |
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Thanks for the reply! My note about the fees was triggered by the non-trivial amount by which bitpay reduced them to merchants, to 0.99%. If I understand your reply correctly you have reduced your fees ahead of time and will not sync them with what bitpay is currently charging until you recovered the overhead you have paid? the 1% less in fees really makes a difference to me and if you are going to eventually lower the fees to match bitpay I'll likely wait (and my btc may be worth more by then ) but if you don't have plans to do so soon I'll just go ahead and buy now (because my BTC may be worth less later  ) Anyway, waiting eagerly for your response on the years! That is not a deal breaker though, I'm not a collector wanting those years specifically (it's more of a keepsake thing), so if finding those specific years takes multiple days just let me know, I'll likely order as soon as I have your position on the fees. |
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Looks like you are much faster replying in this thread than through email Can I order a gold eagle round but request that, if at all available, I get coins from a specific set of years with the coins being eagles, maples or krugs, in that order of preference? I know the eagles are the most expensive but I'll gladly pay the eagle premium for a krug if I can get the years I'm searching for. Also, are you going to lower the BitPay processing fee for BTC? And finally, if you need help getting BTC prices in your site I'll be glad to oblige. My time is short to non-existant but as a prospective client this is something I'd like to see and am willing to help you get it going |
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