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March 07, 2013, 02:35:07 AM
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I Have a client that wil pay 2000 for one.

Why are you just staring at this? Just send it! 1MHZjADM41ttjbPUiTPYWGYGm45XLf8ZeS
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March 07, 2013, 05:25:48 PM
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I Have a client that wil pay 2000 for one.
i'll pay 2001$ for it.. are they out already?

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March 07, 2013, 06:10:04 PM
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I paid 64BTC for a FPGA Single, and then 95BTC for a SC upgrade in early July. Total cost: 159BTC. Why would I sell it to you for 48BTC, when I could probably make that much in the first month?

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I Have a client that wil pay 2000 for one.

I will send my mine for 200BTC no questions asked.. I will also deliver it to the clients house and set it up for them.

but I fear you are a scammer... release more information about you?

I am poor, but i do work for Coin Smiley
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March 07, 2013, 08:44:01 PM
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So how much would you want

I paid 64BTC for a FPGA Single, and then 95BTC for a SC upgrade in early July. Total cost: 159BTC. Why would I sell it to you for 48BTC, when I could probably make that much in the first month?

Why are you just staring at this? Just send it! 1MHZjADM41ttjbPUiTPYWGYGm45XLf8ZeS
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March 07, 2013, 09:36:27 PM
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FWIW, there was a guy in here offering $10,000 for an in-hand Avalon.

If I had my Avalon right now I would not take him up on that offer.  Make it $25k and maybe I would.

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March 07, 2013, 10:38:37 PM
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I Have a client that wil pay 2000 for one.

Figure out how much it will make a month at delivery.  That is where you start.

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March 08, 2013, 10:59:30 AM
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Who's your apparent client? Earlier last month you were begging to do anything and sell everything to get bitcoins and now you're making it sound like you have a business run by  few hundred bitcoins? What in the fuck. anyone who doesn't smell a scam is fucked in the head.



Not to mention you've never ever let out one piece of verification? I've asked you for your username and date on it in a picture beside the items you've tried to sell and you said you'd do so and just ignored it past that.
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March 08, 2013, 11:24:18 AM
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Who's your apparent client? Earlier last month you were begging to do anything and sell everything to get bitcoins and now you're making it sound like you have a business run by  few hundred bitcoins? What in the fuck. anyone who doesn't smell a scam is fucked in the head.



Not to mention you've never ever let out one piece of verification? I've asked you for your username and date on it in a picture beside the items you've tried to sell and you said you'd do so and just ignored it past that.


heh me? jk.. o the rainbows.. the dreams..

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March 08, 2013, 04:31:32 PM
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I paid 64BTC for a FPGA Single, and then 95BTC for a SC upgrade in early July. Total cost: 159BTC. Why would I sell it to you for 48BTC, when I could probably make that much in the first month?
So how much would you want
I place the value of the unit on how many BTC it can generate in a three month time, and add that to the cost it would take to buy the hardware now. I would say I might let mine go for 200+BTC, regardless of what the exchange rate is. $2000USD might have worked for me back when the rate was $10, but now it wont.

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March 09, 2013, 12:19:06 AM
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I agree with crazyates. If you want the advantage we have, you have to pay the same price. Offer 200BTC and we can talk.
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March 09, 2013, 12:54:06 AM
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I agree with crazyates. If you want the advantage we have, you have to pay the same price. Offer 200BTC and we can talk.

come on guys.. with those kind of attitudes you would have us folk rooting for you to lose all your money on the BFL "scam"..
at 200 btc at current levels is anyone willing to return all the btc if BFL is a scam? or delays their orders?...
everyone just trying to make a quick buck

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March 09, 2013, 01:03:40 AM
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everyone just trying to make a quick buck

Thats the point of bitcoin mining. If you aren't mining to make a quick buck, you're in the wrong business.

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March 10, 2013, 04:48:52 AM
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I would sell my BFL Single SC pre-order if the price was right.

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March 10, 2013, 04:53:56 AM
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come on guys.. with those kind of attitudes you would have us folk rooting for you to lose all your money on the BFL "scam"..
at 200 btc at current levels is anyone willing to return all the btc if BFL is a scam? or delays their orders?...
everyone just trying to make a quick buck
Hey I'm not rooting for anyone to get scammed anywhere!

And I'm sorry if the exchange rate has devalued your offer, but when dealing with a piece of hardware that mines Bitcoins (not USD), I look for what I can sell it for in Bitcoins (not USD). If this thing can generate 100BTC in one month, why would I sell it for a fraction of that? It has to make sense for both of us.

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March 10, 2013, 06:07:06 AM
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come on guys.. with those kind of attitudes you would have us folk rooting for you to lose all your money on the BFL "scam"..
at 200 btc at current levels is anyone willing to return all the btc if BFL is a scam? or delays their orders?...
everyone just trying to make a quick buck
Hey I'm not rooting for anyone to get scammed anywhere!

And I'm sorry if the exchange rate has devalued your offer, but when dealing with a piece of hardware that mines Bitcoins (not USD), I look for what I can sell it for in Bitcoins (not USD). If this thing can generate 100BTC in one month, why would I sell it for a fraction of that? It has to make sense for both of us.

Right now it would do about 200 BTC a month.  The question is how long for delivery.  Difficulty is rising but this next jump does not look too bad.  Two 20% jumps from now and it still 77 btc for two weeks and 61 btc for two weeks after that give it 49 btc for the 5'th and 6'th weeks.  Total BTC is 187.  It will still generate after that a good amount. 

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March 10, 2013, 10:47:14 AM
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I have been tempted to sell my 26xx order, I have had some good offers, But as was said ealyer, I spend alot of BTC back then to aquire it, Why sell for much less BTC (even tho it's the same FIAT value) When IF LUCKY I could earn most that back when recieved.

Noticed I used "lucky" and "if" There is still a fog around what will happen, But I for one like a bit of risk in life.
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March 12, 2013, 04:53:02 AM
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I am entertaining offers for my pre-orders.  PM me if you're interested.

For my initial units, $5k is the current highest offer; but I'm thinking more like $9k...

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