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

[wojgp]

I have 9 bitburner boards (for total 180 chips, so 20 chips each board) for sale at burnin. Order ID is #72x.

Complete BitBurner Module with attached heat-sink × 7 = 945 EUR
Chips per board:    20
CAN-BUS Stacking cable × 1 = 8 EUR
Shipping 17 EUR
TOTAL I paid was: 970 EUR

PM me Your offers. Starting price is 90% of original amount so 873 EUR and You can bet lower The highest wins

[lemonte]

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...

Think i just got my refund back. Thanks for the brilliant service Sebastian.

[SebastianJu]

I started refunding manually... but i only was able to do 20 transactions manually and with checking in 34 minutes... If this goes on im done in 5.25 hours only... 

[skrazy]

I started refunding manually... but i only was able to do 20 transactions manually and with checking in 34 minutes... If this goes on im done in 5.25 hours only... 

Just saw the first confirmation on my refund. Thank you for processing this so quickly. Best of luck.

[Stack]

My refund just landed, thanks SebastianJu!

In-spite of this disaster that is Avalon, you have shown good stride and done your best to look after us all

+Trust (and I hope others do the same)

[stripykitteh]

My refund just landed, thanks SebastianJu!

In-spite of this disaster that is Avalon, you have shown good stride and done your best to look after us all

+Trust (and I hope others do the same)

Mine has arrived as well. Danke, Sebastian.

[-Redacted-]

Refund confirmed.  Thanks SebastianJu !  

Looking forward to your next GB, if you ever decide to do another...

[SebastianJu]

Looks like i did too many transactions now... electrum doesnt want to take more transactions now. I believe i did around 100 transactions now and will move on tomorrow because im dead now. Its nearly 4 after midnight so i will sleep for now and move on tomorrow.

Everyone that didnt give me a refund address yet i spared for now because i dont know if the sending address still is valid. I had a couple members that cant access their old address anymore. So send me a pm so i know your refund address.

Thanks!

[Ubachef]

Refund received. Thanks Sebastian for your outstanding effort.

[krasnolud]

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

I'm also offering an order for sale.
 - order number #3xx
 - (6) Complete BitBurner Module with attached heat-sink
 - (1) CAN-BUS Stacking cable
 - no shipping paid yet (so you can have it calculated for your destination).

PM me if interested.

[GandalfG]

Refund arrived tonight. Thanks Sebastian for your hard work.

[itod]

Refund transaction completed tonight at 2:16h CET  Thanks Sebastian for hard late night work!

[ajw107]

My refund came in through the night, thank you so much Sebastian for all your hard work.  In fact just spending the money on parts to build a new HTPC to run XBMC on (Haswell and everything, quite a beauty).  I know this sounds like quite noob question, but what is the conscientious on the bet way toi turn the BTC into GBP? I've used localbitcoins.com in the past, but there seems to be quite a difference between that and MtGox.
Alex

[jlsminingcorp]

My refund came in through the night, thank you so much Sebastian for all your hard work.  In fact just spending the money on parts to build a new HTPC to run XBMC on (Haswell and everything, quite a beauty).  I know this sounds like quite noob question, but what is the conscientious on the bet way toi turn the BTC into GBP? I've used localbitcoins.com in the past, but there seems to be quite a difference between that and MtGox.
Alex

Bitstamp.net have relatively low fees for SEPA withdrawls and the BTC price is usually fair. However, be careful as UK banks will often charge a fee to receive an incoming SPEA payment, so you'd need to check with your bank what their policy is.

[polariss]

Refund is confirmed. Thank you Sebastian for first-class work!

[mtbitcoin]

Thanks SebastianJu. Refund received. Its always a pleasure dealing with people of integrity

Cheers

[bitcoiner49er]

Refund received.  Wish it had ended as it started, but thanks for your efforts Sebastian!!

[ShadesOfMarble]

Refund received in full.

[intron]

refunded - thanks

[SebastianJu]

I actualized the list of refunds. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=187660.msg3066468#msg3066468

I sent all refunds that are in the 40000 chips that we got refunded except those where i miss the refund address still.

By the way... next time i surely wont do every transaction on its own. It takes forever (5 1/2 hours till now) and make you tired i think its dangerous. I hope i didnt made an error till now. But an automatically created csv, that is created by calc, whose data i can check before and doing some small testtransactions the same way would be better. Even when only merging 10 transactions, control those data and then send them it would have been a big save of effort. And the chance to make errors while copying is smaller too.
Only in case someone has to do similarly many transactions at some point.