I have responded to your PM, interested in working with you.

Thanks!

Omg those will be beautiful. If my little kitty didn't destroy the ligaments in his leg and need 3000+ dollar surgery, I would seriously consider buying one. Good luck with your sale, these will be a great additional to some collection.

This is laughable.  They seriously think anyone is stupid enough to send them more money???  They stole, lied, and were rude and expect those that they screwed over to send them more money for ASIC's that are at least a generation old.  This is too funny to be true.  As in, I literally don't believe it, and neither should you.  Read the plan, its hilarious, you have no rights to the miners, can't choose where to mine them towards, no pics of the miners, absolutely nothing but the word of a company who has stolen millions that they will pay you out, 'once or twice per month".  Seriously, who thinks this shit up, its like they hired a retard to start writing their PR bulletins.  Or maybe that ugly chick is as dumb as she is ugly?

I still couldn't quite believe what they wrote, it makes so little sense that I couldn't understand why they would send that out, knowing that they screwed a ton of people over.

Why do they even try?  Their reputation is shit, they are getting sued, they have proven that they can't build a functioning machine, and on top of that, their customer support is so bad its not even laughable.  These are the most worthless bunch of people in all of ASIC Bitcoin land.  At least BFL was able to put out a couple iterations of miners before going under, these guys couldn't even build one that functioned!  Anyone who sends these crooks anymore money is just asking to be robbed even more.  What a joke by a joke of a company!

EDIT: OH HAHAHAHA, this isn't even for a miner shipped to you!  This is for a miner hosted at their data center, presumably because they can't get the CE certification for it (or it doesn't exist, either way).  Well, anyone who ordered their last round of cloud mining remember how it went?  I'll remind anyone who forgot, they didn't even start them up and stole all the money!  The ones they did start up lasted a couple of months and then they stopped paying out.  Greedy assholes.  Oh meanwhile, they had been running miners in their own datacenters for months while spouting delays and such as to why they couldn't ship miners.

EDIT2: Not to mention, this W/GH ratio is so bad, that every other company has made better ASICS on their PREVIOUS generation of miners!  These things are so old, that plugging them in just about anywhere in the world will generate a loss right off the bat.

I am still looking to purchase a large amount of these bills at the black market rates if anyone is able to get ahold of them and ship them to the states.  There would be a nice payment to the person able to procure these for their efforts.

Haha scammer wanting you to send bitcoin first. Go scam elsewhere it won't work here. No one trade with this person. He wants you to send bitcoin without having the money first. Also his account is brand new.  Most definately a scammer.

If your running a bitcoin casino, the best way to keep funds safe is to use cold storage wallets that are generated on a computer that is never connected to the internet.  If you google search, "Cold Storage" there will be many sites detailing how to make one.

Yes it used to be possible, but Hashnest shut down that service because there was a way to cheat, and turn more hash into codes than one had in their accounts.  Whatever you see on Ebay are either a scam, or very old hashes that were turned into code and haven't been redeemed yet.

That makes sense and I definitely agree.  Were you able to glean any information before the settlement?  Such as where was the lawsuit filed, the names associated with the lawsuit, addresses, and which law firm was used?

I would recommend starting a little smaller and easing yourself in.  There is a lot to know about mining and it is more complicated than just plugging in 10 machines and making money.  Start with some S3's or S2's to get a feel for what it will be like and what will be required of you when you expand.  Somethings to think about are, finding enough electricity to power your equipment, power supplies, cooling that much heat, noise, internet requirements.  There are more, but that is a good place to start and why you should start with cheaper machines to figure out some problems.

Take everything people say about profitability with a grain of salt, the fact of the matter is, not a single person knows how profitable it would be to buy an S7.  Go to bitcoinwisdom and use the mining calculator their with your own numbers to get an idea of how much you could make.  The biggest unknown will be the difficulty climb, and this is why no one knows how much you will make.  Anyone who puts a number out there literally has no idea, and probably doesn't understand much about the bitcoin ecosystem.  Do the calculations on your own, then you have no one but yourself to be mad at if it doesn't work out, but it also gives you the best numbers you can feel good about.

Do you have information others aren't privy to?  Is something actually going on with finding these people and bringing them to justice?

All of the red trust you received is absolutely warranted and deserved.  If you really wanted to grow the community and get involved, you would have done so slowly, learning how things work the whole way over years of thoughtful conversation and good deals.  Instead, you decide to blatantly ask for an absurd amount of bitcoin, that frankly, maybe 5 accounts on these forums would have any chance of actually getting filed without collateral.  I have been around here for years and have done hundreds of trades and wouldn't even feel like I have a snowballs chance in hell of receiving a 50 btc loan without collateral, and yet, you continue to think that if you post enough and continue to complain, all of a sudden someone will warm up to the idea of handing over 20 grand to an anonymous person.

So, take what you have learned and go slowly.  Start building trust by doing trades and giving good advice.  Eventually, people will start trusting you, but until then, every bit of red trust you receive in warranted, and you will probably start getting some for complaining (which is absolutely what trust is about, and would be well within the trust bounds).

Hashnest doesn't let you choose.  If you buy hash, it has to be on PPLNS.  I believe if you mine to Antpool with your own miners, then you have the option between PPS and PPLNS.

I would advise not to delete the old app until it's working on your new phone. Download the app on your new phone and Click setup account. It will have a place to type in the private key and you should be all good to go. If you habe plans to trade in or sell the old phone, I would advise to completely wipe it, because if anyone gets into that app, they could get into your account.

When you setup the 2FA, it gave you a private key to write down, if you did not write this code down, then you cannot restore your 2FA onto a new phone.  Either get your old phone and disable it, then reenable it with your new phone, or email Hashnest and pray that they help you out to disable it, but be prepared to provide docs and other ways to verify your identity.

Always write down the code it gives you when you setup a new 2FA, if you don't have that code and something happens to your phone, you can consider those coins gone.

UMISOO was based off of the S2 hashpower and was one of the first offering by Hashnest.  It is no longer traded and cannot be bought or sold as the maintenance fee exceeded profitability.

I am not sure what your asking in your first question.

There is no option to store other cryptos on haobtc.

You obviously have not spent enough time on these forums to even know who runs them, much less about how cyber crime works.  I am guess I am glad your casino never made it off the ground, if this is how you would go about someone stealing from you, your casino would have lost all of its bankroll in a week.

You obviously have no idea how open forums work, and any moderators lack of caring should be taken that you can go ahead and do whatever you want, you aren't getting anything from the admins.  Now please, just go away and file whatever you want, it won't be the first time and it won't be the last.  But nothing will get done either way.

3.04 btc have beeN repaid to the above address via txid
 3ef61f94a1622a00cc6d4adf2469721714c919786ccd960bb5e3bc846b46ec2e

Thank you very much. I appreciate the loan.

Hello,

I am looking for someone who has bitcoin and would like to trade with a trusted member for Paypal.  I am looking for a 1:1 Btc to Paypal transaction and someone who is able to support fairly large volumes.  You must also be fairly well available as I can need coins at just about any time during the day/evening.

This will not be a one time thing, and once we have gotten our channels established well, could be a multiple times a day thing.

You will also have to feel comfortable sending first.  We can use escrow a little bit, but I eventually want to get to the point where we won't have to anymore as that is quicker.  (and to be honest, escrow doesn't do squat against Paypal trades, so it really isn't even worth it).

I am open to using more than 1 person if need be, but I want to stress that I want to establish a long term thing where you will be able to continuously cash out your bitcoins into Paypal balance.

Thanks and please let me know if there is any interest.

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