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[bearsworth]

Just ordered additional 20,000 chips from Avalon. Orders that would not be covered by the first batch, would certainly be covered by these chips.

BitSyncom is going to get the chips produced in bulk from the foundry. We believe that all the orders will be shipped by Avalon in close proximity to each other. So, hopefully, the chips ordered today will be shipped at most a week or two after the ships we ordered on May 10 and 16. In that case, our batch 2 orders will start shipping at most 2 weeks after the batch 1.

This is clearly not what we discussed. Terrahash contact us ASAP.

GO HOME, SCAMMERS.

Terrahash opened for pre-orders despite promising not to take a cent up until they have units in stock. Their hand was forced because 10,000, of their 20,000 chip order (paid for) was for an order agreed by Cloud Hashing!

Cloud Hashing jump ship after KnC are proved more legitimate than assumed, and demand their $80,000 back from Terrahash. The order was $105,000 in value, but $80k was needed up front to secure the chips from Avalon that Terrahash went and did.

This left Terrahash $80k out of pocket despite securing premises to assemble and further parts etc. for Cloud Hashing's order.

This forced Terrahash to demand pre-orders, something they promised not to, but had to or face bankruptcy before starting forced upon them by Cloud Hashing.

The community saved Terrahash because Cloud Hashing has no integrity!

http://www.coindesk.com/terrahash-opens-asic-mining-preorders-loses-business/

Led to believe you would get the equipment before June? BS! Cloud Hashing was well aware the deal with Avalon could be delayed as BitSyncom sorted their shit out, as we all have known, but they were happy to jump on board until KnC started looking more legit, then Cooud Hashing dumped Terrahash high and dry whilst making a similar order for something with delivery in September...not June?!

Now, get this it appears Cloud Hashing want back in since Terrahash have had to order another 20k chips to satisfy demand; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=198489.msg2527527#msg2527527 presumably ahead of the pre-orderers that just saved Terrahash from going under!!

After this, no one should be doing any business with Cloud Hashing period, that's just common sense. Integrity is everything!

This is without the fact Cloud Hashing's business method to their own customers is at best unstusstainable, and at worst knowingly faudulent. With the latter overtly being the case!!

Terrahash customers, Cloud Hashing put you right in this pre-order mess and now they want back in to jump queue, be warned...

Terrahash don't you dare return that call, Cloud hashing almost unceremoniously, and purposely sank your business!

This might also explain why preorder numbers started at 430#, I think the opening preorders are not even close to been in a batch 1 order since someone else (large company) already has dibs on first units.

While that theory is might true, wouldnt that make the order #<100. Regardless I'm hoping they guarantee the firts 20k chips to pre orders.

[nikycoin]

Based on my experience with ecommerce, the orders likely started at 400 (Most carts will start at a much higher number so the first customers doesn't think he is the first order of a new website)

They then tested around 30 orders playing with different configurations, verifying everything worked. Once an order number is used, it is used so when they actually went live we started at order #432.

This is very logik !

[MinermanNC]

Based on my experience with ecommerce, the orders likely started at 400 (Most carts will start at a much higher number so the first customers doesn't think he is the first order of a new website)

They then tested around 30 orders playing with different configurations, verifying everything worked. Once an order number is used, it is used so when they actually went live we started at order #432.

Thats exactly what i was thinking. Just like when you create a website, you can set the hit counter where ever you want...

[MinermanNC]

Maybe, or they might of been testing the Order system before they unleashed us upon it. 

Here is someting else as well. In my order attempts I had 10 invoice # issued starting with 502. Due to the lag or other issues with paypal, I had to start from scratch, a new order, and attempt to pay with paypal again and again until finally it went thru. So, in the end I had 2 actual invoice numbers that were paid and the other 7 invoice numbers were cancelled by me in all the previous order attempts. my highest order was 797, so minus 7 from that, I could have been 791. My thought is, how many other invoice numbers were issued by others attempting to order again and hence, cancelled the earlier attempts as I did. It has been said that many had issues getting paypal to go thru. ok, just food for thought in here

[btceic]

Maybe, or they might of been testing the Order system before they unleashed us upon it. 

Here is someting else as well. In my order attempts I had 10 invoice # issued starting with 502. Due to the lag or other issues with paypal, I had to start from scratch, a new order, and attempt to pay with paypal again and again until finally it went thru. So, in the end I had 2 actual invoice numbers that were paid and the other 7 invoice numbers were cancelled by me in all the previous order attempts. my highest order was 797, so minus 7 from that, I could have been 791. My thought is, how many other invoice numbers were issued by others attempting to order again and hence, cancelled the earlier attempts as I did. It has been said that many had issues getting paypal to go thru. ok, just food for thought in here

As soon as you add an item to your cart, the system will create a new orderid for you.

There is nothing nefarious or dubious about this practice, and is quite common in the industry.

[pixl8tr]

As soon as you add an item to your cart, the system will create a new orderid for you.

There is nothing nefarious or dubious about this practice, and is quite common in the industry.

Not according to Woocommerce documentation. The order-ID is created when the checkout process is complete.

But I agree nothing nefarious.

[MinermanNC]

As soon as you add an item to your cart, the system will create a new orderid for you.

There is nothing nefarious or dubious about this practice, and is quite common in the industry.

Not according to Woocommerce documentation. The order-ID is created when the checkout process is complete.

But I agree nothing nefarious.

I wasn't implying that anything was up with that invoicing process, other that to point out that if  ex: 1000 invoice numbers were created and 200 were cancelled due to ordering issues than there my be only 800 actual orders placed when all the cancelled orders are purged. Im saying this for the ones who trying to figure out where they may stand in the order que and batch of chips based ont their invoice number.. I by all means am giving terrahash the benefit of the doubt in what they say they can deliver on, we'll see, time will tell

[btceic]

As soon as you add an item to your cart, the system will create a new orderid for you.

There is nothing nefarious or dubious about this practice, and is quite common in the industry.

Not according to Woocommerce documentation. The order-ID is created when the checkout process is complete.

But I agree nothing nefarious.

I wasn't implying that anything was up with that invoicing process, other that to point out that if  ex: 1000 invoice numbers were created and 200 were cancelled due to ordering issues than there my be only 800 actual orders placed when all the cancelled orders are purged. Im saying this for the ones who trying to figure out where they may stand in the order que and batch of chips based ont their invoice number.. I by all means am giving terrahash the benefit of the doubt in what they say they can deliver on, we'll see, time will tell

Correct, and I am suggesting that there may be allot less then this.

At 9:30am i added 2 items to my cart, due to me forgetting my paypal password, i had to wait until i got homr from the office to commit my orders. When i signed in at home at least 6 hours later i didnt realise that i had an outstanding order in my account and went and purchased just 1. when i was redirected to my account after paying for the 1, i saw that i had the other 2 in my account unpaid for (from my previous attempt on my iphone at the office), i said fuck it and paid for those as well.

my order numbers are only about 500 apart

[MinermanNC]

As soon as you add an item to your cart, the system will create a new orderid for you.

There is nothing nefarious or dubious about this practice, and is quite common in the industry.

Not according to Woocommerce documentation. The order-ID is created when the checkout process is complete.

But I agree nothing nefarious.

I wasn't implying that anything was up with that invoicing process, other that to point out that if  ex: 1000 invoice numbers were created and 200 were cancelled due to ordering issues than there my be only 800 actual orders placed when all the cancelled orders are purged. Im saying this for the ones who trying to figure out where they may stand in the order que and batch of chips based ont their invoice number.. I by all means am giving terrahash the benefit of the doubt in what they say they can deliver on, we'll see, time will tell

Correct, and I am suggesting that there may be allot less then this.

At 9:30am i added 2 items to my cart, due to me forgetting my paypal password, i had to wait until i got homr from the office to commit my orders. When i signed in at home at least 6 hours later i didnt realise that i had an outstanding order in my account and went and purchased just 1. when i was redirected to my account after paying for the 1, i saw that i had the other 2 in my account unpaid for (from my previous attempt on my iphone at the office), i said fuck it and paid for those as well.

my order numbers are only about 500 apart

Ya was a bit of a nightmare, I finally got paypal on the phone to find out why my orders werent going through, and they really couldnt see anything either,,,other then just good ol processing overload! ,,,,anyways it cost me a spot from 502 I think it was or 503,,cant remember now....so ya i was a bit aggravated. my order went thru at 12:38 ,, i hit the order button at 12:04...so such is life. Just hope they get crack'n on it! lol ..... wow 500 apart? that will be interesting to see,,my 2 were 29 apart (paid with 2 diff cc)
(east coast time)

[angelus359]

They ordered a second set of 20k chips

Is that enough chips to make it to me? I have order 1112, user name Angelus

[FUKT]

Anyone want a account. 468 to 570 number orders.

[Cryptoin]

Anyone want a account. 468 to 570 number orders.

So I take it these are the unpaid wire transfer preorders?

[Cryptoin]

They ordered a second set of 20k chips

Is that enough chips to make it to me? I have order 1112, user name Angelus

It should be if Terrhash was being truthful when they said the 20,000 chip order they placed today will cover all of the 6/19 and 6/20's orders.

[joeventura]

Anyone want a account. 468 to 570 number orders.

Does it have any value?

Send me the details

[zurg]

Anyone want a account. 468 to 570 number orders.

PM me with info.

[notlist3d]

Any updates from TerraHash?

[ampu]

Any updates from TerraHash?

Not yet, waiting to decide what to do with my order

[notlist3d]

Any updates from TerraHash?

Not yet, waiting to decide what to do with my order

Voicemail on phone.... no updates on here or blog... disappointing.

[bsuperior2]

Don't forget they are in CA. 6:24AM still

[Bitcoinorama]

Any updates from TerraHash?

Not yet, waiting to decide what to do with my order

Voicemail on phone.... no updates on here or blog... disappointing.

My word, you are impatient, have you any idea the admin you've just caused them this week?!

Let alone the fact they are not a large company taking this amount of orders, chill!