Ok. got chips. they're nice! first I'll start with measurements of board...
Here we go!
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When does this auction end?
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I've had the hardest time giving things away for free. The mistaken impression is that if an item has no price, it has no value. Try posting on the auction thread with a starting bid of 1 Satoshi.
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We are charging 32BTC to cover shipping, handling, and our onsite incidentals (employees, office space, etc)
I would imagine that with that kind of profit margin, you'd hire only the best and the brightest. Imagine a situation where one of our staff was making copy/paste or typos in the destination BTC address and all the mining proceeds from your machine went to somebody else? Imagine we didn't discover this until later after many customers were affected.
Well, so much for that theory.
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I was just getting you started, and it worked, Auctions are best run from a low price, let people fight for them, If you start at asking or higher no-one will be interested, that's silly. Unfortunately, the users of this forum are far too clever for that and will see right through your little stunt.
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Sorry everybody, but this auction is too silly! Auction closed due to lack of non-silliness!
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Who would be used as the escrow?
You could ask John K or whoever else you wish. How about you add your winning bid + shipping + escrow fee and send it to the escrow agent. After delivery is confirmed by signature, funds are released to me.
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Can we start with a lower price than your starting bid? You can always state there is a min reserve price - you might get the ball rolling rather than setting the starting bid approximately equal to or greater than the estimated value...
[EDIT] ship cost to UK? I can't change the terms of the auction. It's against forum rules. My US zipcode is 94019. You can use that to get quotes from the carrier of your choice. I'd add on the BTC equivalent of the shipping charge.
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I am in California. USPS Priority Shipping to US locations is $5.35 which is about .05 BTC.
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Hello,
I am offering 10 USB block erupters by ASICMINER. This auction will end 24 hours after the time stamp of this post.
Starting Bid: 2.2 BTC Bidding Increments .01
If bidder wants shipping to US addresses, add .05 to the total amount to cover USPS Priority shipping. If the bidder is elsewhere or want different shipping, you will have to add the BTC equivilant for exact shipping charges. Escrow is available if desired at the bidders expense.
Example Bids:
2 @ 2.2
1 @ 2.78
(Here's a little optimism)
10 @ 5.23
Good Luck to all.
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What's the shipping costs to Europe?
Your choice of carrier and speed. I'll charge you the exact amount they charge.
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I've got a 10 port hub and 20 of these. I'll ship international for the exact charges by carrier of your choice.
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Hi folks,
I've got more than I can mine with. These are the black ones that hash about 330Mh/s. I'll ship these out Priority mail Monday morning, or Tuesday morning if they are paid for after 4:30 PM Monday Pacific Time. For US shipping add .05 BTC for each box which can be up to 10 units. Come and get 'em before they're gone.
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yea, i just got two packages returned to me: apparently thy had reused labels. what the fuck indeed. office depot fucked up again.
these are for grimd34th and, yes, aahzmundus! least we know where they are eh?
i'll be RE-shipping these via fedex asap.
You should have just stolen our 1,000 BTC and hightailed it to Mexico. It would have been a lot easier.
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Following the announcement of the new Chinese Supercomputer, the development team at BFL hastily called a press conference to show off their new, soon to be released line of products. Pictured below are the Double, Single, Jalapeno, and the K1.
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Thank you, that's good to know. 2. Yes, its right. If a unit fails, then I send it to Moscow and get a new replacement.
Have you had any communication with Bitfury to verify this?
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Hosting Questions,
There are now several units that are going to be hosted at your location. Some of them are fully paid for by a single investor while others are subdivided into smaller shares via the group buy mechanism.
1 - I assume that all of these units are going to be operated as a large farm with total proceeds divided by ownership percentage of the whole. This would mitigate risk to each investor in the event of hardware failure. Is this correct?
Which brings me to my second question.
2 - Bitfury has a 12 month warranty for these units. In the event of hardware failure would replacement units be sent to your location to replace the defective ones?
Thanks, Oaxaca
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Looks like Soniq just hit the lottery!
BIG TIME!
Let me get this straight, IF they deliver:
He gets 2% of 12x350Gh/s which equals 84Gh/s, He doesn't put up any BTC, He doesn't have to host, He just sits back and collects.
IF they don't deliver:
He has to type up some PMs.
or am I missing something?
I don't mind that, he is entitled to use an opportunity and make business from it. It's just that is very risky investment to do. It's one thing to send 700 BTC to Avalon, it's other to send it to random user without lot of safety, or without at all. Well, hopefully it will finish good for those that do invest. I don't mind it either. More power to him. I'm jealous. It's the equivalent of getting an Avalon for free without having to do jack shit. No work + No risk = Happy Soniq.
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