[Group Buy] Avalon ASIC Chips (SebastianJu) Batch 6 ordered (Closed)

[SebastianJu]

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[g83]

nice work sebastian !!! like always

[Its About Sharing]

For those of us who decided to keep the chips (e.g. me), is Burnin Mining still accepting orders for assembled boards?

Look at this post from today, says "announcement: I won't be selling to end-users anymore."

Here is the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179769.msg3060806#msg3060806

Now what?

IAS

I would suggest you contact burnin ASAP and ask him - he may not realise there is still interest in the Avalon product given so much talk about refunds (in his thread too) but since he pre-ordered many parts for it, he might be willing to take some more orders for it.

roy

All, please don't panic and read the entire announcement, it is mentioned there that he will process existing orders:

existing orders will be processed and delivered or refunded.

I never placed my order with Burnin due to all the problems with Avalon. But I am in a GB for chips that might be delivered this week.

IAS

[g83]

I already ordered and paid for 30 modules @ burnins shop + 3 psu + 2 stackingcables - and get refund for my chips - pm if anyone it interested in my order 7## @ burnins shop

[Boxman90]

SebastianJu, have you or Zefir had any contact with steamboat?

It seems he's the only one not participating in requesting refunds. I read in one of your or Zefirs post that you would collaborate with other group buy organizers. Has he written back to you guys?

[pajak666]

Refund Payment Notification: received refunds for 3 out of 8 batches from my group buy, see https://blockchain.info/es/tx/a69aac51f0d8ebaca5edef26c3038c81fdfbcb2703bdc088f69e49b1eaa571f1

Thank you Avalon for allowing me to limit the loss of 60+ miners and Bitcoin enthusiasts. This would have been a great success for the community if we had this level of customer support all the time, hope you guys are going to keep it up.

Good Luck!

Did Sebastian make the refund request yet?

[tiros]

Refund Payment Notification: received refunds for 3 out of 8 batches from my group buy, see https://blockchain.info/es/tx/a69aac51f0d8ebaca5edef26c3038c81fdfbcb2703bdc088f69e49b1eaa571f1

Thank you Avalon for allowing me to limit the loss of 60+ miners and Bitcoin enthusiasts. This would have been a great success for the community if we had this level of customer support all the time, hope you guys are going to keep it up.

Good Luck!

Did Sebastian make the refund request yet?

He received refunds for 4 batches.

[Its About Sharing]

For anyone confused about Burnin Mining and rigs for these chips. Quote from Burnin.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179769.msg3067240#msg3067240

Changing around all the existing orders will be more work then accepting new ones for the people that have chips but no boards.
I still accept orders for the avalon based bitburners for a short while, that statement mainly refers to future board generations.
And It is possible to sell orders that have not been refunded to someone else.

IAS

[photon]

Now that burnin has officially stated that he'll allow his orders to be sold ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179769.msg3067240#msg3067240 ), I'm offering up my 7 BitBurner Modules order for sale. Order number #4XX

Anyone keeping their chips in SebastianJu's group buys that want to purchase my BitBurner order, PM me with an offer.

I'll post this elsewhere eventually, but keeping it within the SebastianJu's group buys will make it easier for everyone involved, so I'm posting here first.

Order number #4XX
(7) Complete BitBurner Module with attached heat-sink
(1) CAN-BUS Stacking cable
(1) Shipping via Standard

[SebastianJu]

SebastianJu, have you or Zefir had any contact with steamboat?

It seems he's the only one not participating in requesting refunds. I read in one of your or Zefirs post that you would collaborate with other group buy organizers. Has he written back to you guys?

Sorry, i have no contact to steamboat. Only to the european groupbuys a bit.

[tiros]

@Sebastian
What are those zeroes in Refundaddress column?
That means not refunded yet or you need some kind of confirmation?

[Its About Sharing]

@Sebastian
What are those zeroes in Refundaddress column?
That means not refunded yet or you need some kind of confirmation?

Those are the chips that participants want refunded. Some may choose a portion, or an all or nothing thing. I'm pretty sure here.
Basically, the simple "form" Sebastian sent out said How many chips to you want refunded? Notice the Y or N next to it.

IAS

[tiros]

@Sebastian
What are those zeroes in Refundaddress column?
That means not refunded yet or you need some kind of confirmation?

Those are the chips that participants want refunded. Some may choose a portion, or an all or nothing thing. I'm pretty sure here.
Basically, the simple "form" Sebastian sent out said How many chips to you want refunded? Notice the Y or N next to it.

IAS

That what you talking are chips, but if you noticed there are zeroes in Refundaddress column.

[SebastianJu]

@Sebastian
What are those zeroes in Refundaddress column?
That means not refunded yet or you need some kind of confirmation?

Those are the chips that participants want refunded. Some may choose a portion, or an all or nothing thing. I'm pretty sure here.
Basically, the simple "form" Sebastian sent out said How many chips to you want refunded? Notice the Y or N next to it.

IAS

That what you talking are chips, but if you noticed there are zeroes in Refundaddress column.

Thats were members didnt specify a refund address. I only made it fast so it slipped through...

Someone knows a wallet where i can import a csv-file or another kind of data for creating one big transaction that includes many transactions? blockchain.info-wallet seems not to have it this way, i checked. One only can enter value by value.

[anykeywhy]

@Sebastian
What are those zeroes in Refundaddress column?
That means not refunded yet or you need some kind of confirmation?

Those are the chips that participants want refunded. Some may choose a portion, or an all or nothing thing. I'm pretty sure here.
Basically, the simple "form" Sebastian sent out said How many chips to you want refunded? Notice the Y or N next to it.

IAS

That what you talking are chips, but if you noticed there are zeroes in Refundaddress column.

Thats were members didnt specify a refund address. I only made it fast so it slipped through...

Someone knows a wallet where i can import a csv-file or another kind of data for creating one big transaction that includes many transactions? blockchain.info-wallet seems not to have it this way, i checked. One only can enter value by value.

@SebastianJu

Value by value my buddy, value by value and triple-check everything (I know you check things at least 5 times!) before confirm multiple transactions!!!
In my opinion it is not the case to use odd software to achieve such a potentially delicate task..

cheers!

[FTWbitcoinFTW]

for the benefit of all, please don't do all trasaction in one
split like 10 times
better safe than sorry.

[ShadesOfMarble]

I don't think it's a good idea to do an all-in-one transaction. "Hand-crafted" transactions are prone to errors.

[SebastianJu]

I would create it through open office calc and in fact i think theres a higher possibility of errors when copying everything one by one...

But of course i planned to do it in small bunches...

Anyway... when theres no other way i have to do hundreds of transactions one by one...

[pajak666]

I would create it through open office calc and in fact i think theres a higher possibility of errors when copying everything one by one...

But of course i planned to do it in small bunches...

Anyway... when theres no other way i have to do hundreds of transactions one by one...

Maybe ask yifu, he seem quite good with refunds lately
I believe serious hosting guys have such tool to send to many at the same time as they have to distribute coins to the shareholders.
If you will find a way to do it please share if you don't mind.

[SebastianJu]

I would create it through open office calc and in fact i think theres a higher possibility of errors when copying everything one by one...

But of course i planned to do it in small bunches...

Anyway... when theres no other way i have to do hundreds of transactions one by one...

Maybe ask yifu, he seem quite good with refunds lately

Unfortunately he is doing them by hand too, though there arent hundreds of refunds.

I think ill do it by hand now but before i start ill collect all data so no errors happen. I guess no on wants an error here only because of haste...