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April 25, 2013, 12:25:25 AM |
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alsoo.. have any of you guys actually tried calling or even stopping by this vendors shop?
they have their address in the contact page of their website....
I can not attest to the legitimacy of this operation, but before you go slandering the hell out of someone its best to at least have a reason for it.....
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April 25, 2013, 12:28:58 AM |
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alsoo.. have any of you guys actually tried calling or even stopping by this vendors shop?
they have their address in the contact page of their website....
I can not attest to the legitimacy of this operation, but before you go slandering the hell out of someone its best to at least have a reason for it.....
Thanks Meebs, I encourage people to call with any questions or concerns. Our "shop" is a 3 room office tucked in a nice white building on Huguenot Road in N. Chesterfield, Va. the place is a mess, but anyone can visit, just call ahead!
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April 25, 2013, 12:30:21 AM |
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It's cool to see other people starting this industry up as well You may want to ask customers to post pics once they receive their units, that's what I am intending to do. Cheers!
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April 25, 2013, 12:36:17 AM |
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It's cool to see other people starting this industry up as well You may want to ask customers to post pics once they receive their units, that's what I am intending to do. Cheers! Now there's a good idea! I have some units that will be delivered early next week, I'll have them post pics. Also, I take the time to call and thank each person for their order, gives it a bit more of a personal touch, as I like building relationships way more than making tons of cash, which is my the rigs are only slightly over cost of parts.
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April 25, 2013, 12:51:12 AM |
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It's cool to see other people starting this industry up as well You may want to ask customers to post pics once they receive their units, that's what I am intending to do. Cheers! Now there's a good idea! I have some units that will be delivered early next week, I'll have them post pics. Also, I take the time to call and thank each person for their order, gives it a bit more of a personal touch, as I like building relationships way more than making tons of cash, which is my the rigs are only slightly over cost of parts. I'm probably not gonna call people, but I like giving personal touches to businesses, it makes them more fun to run. I'm doing the same, I sell the units a bit above part cost, with a subsidy from my testing/burn-in period. As well, if you know some kind of language like Java or the C-family, you may want to look into making your own setup interface, that's what I'm doing so that it is as easy as possible for a person to sit down and start mining.
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April 25, 2013, 12:55:34 AM |
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It's cool to see other people starting this industry up as well You may want to ask customers to post pics once they receive their units, that's what I am intending to do. Cheers! Now there's a good idea! I have some units that will be delivered early next week, I'll have them post pics. Also, I take the time to call and thank each person for their order, gives it a bit more of a personal touch, as I like building relationships way more than making tons of cash, which is my the rigs are only slightly over cost of parts. I'm probably not gonna call people, but I like giving personal touches to businesses, it makes them more fun to run. I'm doing the same, I sell the units a bit above part cost, with a subsidy from my testing/burn-in period. As well, if you know some kind of language like Java or the C-family, you may want to look into making your own setup interface, that's what I'm doing so that it is as easy as possible for a person to sit down and start mining. Yeah, our rigs are designed to be basically plug and play, just add your worker and GO!
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April 25, 2013, 12:20:19 PM |
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Ordering is still open.
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April 25, 2013, 12:28:54 PM |
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3. If there is no case, what do you use to hold it all together?
Unicorns Blood right?
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April 25, 2013, 12:45:40 PM |
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3. If there is no case, what do you use to hold it all together?
Unicorns Blood right? These units are just made from normal PC parts, they're not ASIC's or FPGA's so they're pretty easy to build and ship. I'll have customers post some pics of their rigs when they get them in a few days.
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April 25, 2013, 03:14:27 PM |
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Free shipping on all orders today! Use coupon - april25ship .
Enjoy!
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April 25, 2013, 08:53:41 PM |
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Free shipping on all orders today! Use coupon - april25ship .
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Bumpity Bump.
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April 25, 2013, 09:54:57 PM |
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Free shipping on all orders today! Use coupon - april25ship .
Enjoy!
Might want to be a bit careful with free shipping, maybe limit to US only or something. Shipping across the ocean can be many hundreds of dollars
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April 25, 2013, 11:53:46 PM |
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Free shipping on all orders today! Use coupon - april25ship .
Enjoy!
Might want to be a bit careful with free shipping, maybe limit to US only or something. Shipping across the ocean can be many hundreds of dollars We currently only sell to the US, so we're good to go!
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April 26, 2013, 01:56:40 AM |
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Just talked with this guy earlier today after placing my order. The personal call was a very nice touch. Talked shop and even discussed personal cryptocurrency opinions a bit. I learned that I placed the first BTC purchase order, which I'm super proud of. I've had a great experience with this company so far. Will post pictures once I get my machine.
Cheers, Kleeck
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April 26, 2013, 02:00:44 AM |
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Just talked with this guy earlier today after placing my order. The personal call was a very nice touch. Talked shop and even discussed personal cryptocurrency opinions a bit. I learned that I placed the first BTC purchase order, which I'm super proud of. I've had a great experience with this company so far. Will post pictures once I get my machine.
Cheers, Kleeck
It was a good talk, I love talking about crypto stuff. Thanks for the kind words!
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April 26, 2013, 03:44:41 AM |
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cost maybe $600 to $700 DIY, but his price is $1,599?
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April 26, 2013, 04:00:04 AM |
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50% markup is actually pretty average for standard retail pricing after manufacturing.
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April 26, 2013, 04:02:10 AM |
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FFS people, leave the guy alone. He's providing a goddamn service and you're all jumping down his throat like he OWES you something. He's running a business, and YOU ALL KNOW how hard it can be to get miners up and running. If we want Litecoin to be adopted, we need to foster independant shops like his because we sure as hell aren't going to do it ourselves. Seriously, some times the trolls here really get to me.
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April 26, 2013, 12:42:09 PM |
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cost maybe $600 to $700 DIY, but his price is $1,599?
You couldn't even buy the 2 GPU's in that model for $700. We use Sapphire 7970's @ $419 each. The cost for that unit is $1217 (seen here http://prntscr.com/1280nv ), factor in my shipping and packaging costs, and my time, and then think about what's left. I can't stress this point enough... WE DO NOT USE CHEAP PARTS. And all of our models are able to be expanded to 4 GPU's if you swap out the power supply. My markup is slim, and I appreciate everyone's support who has given it, and I especially appreciate all the orders! I'll be adding some pics of the builds today.
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Same thing happened (and is kinda still happening) on my post. People seem to be able to build 2x7950 or 2x7970 systems for less than the cost of the GPUs themselves, I don't quite understand how they get those numbers. I've priced it out before, but here's my estimates for my line (likely similar to Crypto's):: Motherboard: $80-90 RAM: $30 PSU: $110 CPU: $40-50 Graphics Card: $740 (I do 2x7950 builds) OS: $100 Case: $90 (doesn't apply to Crypto) Not sure how people do such cheap builds, but I would certainly love to see their parts list, I could really slash prices on my miners I think they may be considering just the cost of the GPUs, perhaps they have some spare Wattage and PCI-E 16x sized slots. Not sure.
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