[WTB] 60Gh Single SC paying after mining if possible

[Tad3j]

Hello all!

I am in the world of Bitcoin for a long time now but have never thought that price will go that high. I did not decide to burden my finances to build mining farm before 2012. As of January this year, I am trying to buy some ASICs. While the price were to high for my finances I cannot afford any, not to mention that first ASIC suppliers sold out too fast.

While the prices for selling units are dropping, I am now looking for BFLs 60GH/s miner (or perhaps some other over-50GH/s-miner), while I can still mine something before difficulty drastically rises. My offer is simple. I will pay after I mine with delivered unit, a forward determined price. After that the unit is mine. I am looking for people who:

• are going out of BTC bussines, and don't mind wait for the payment,
• are trying to sell ASIC hardware to get some BTC because of buying new stuff, and don't mind waiting for the payment,
• are trying to decentralize ASIC equipment and BTC, as I do not posses any ASIC miner yet,
• are trustworthy and are looking for the same people,
• understand the economy and understand that the people with money will always find a way to money and the opposite,
• wants to help someone to get involved in BTC and help him to build a family life

I do accept offers on PM.
Please, every question should be around my offer. I will not answer to posts that will be not appropriate or not serious.

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[monbux]

How stupid are you?  Why don't we just mine ourselves???  No upfront payment?

[Tad3j]

Thank You for your angle of view

[Littleshop]

This could work if there was a down payment and a set cost of the unit.

Example (not saying this is fair, just an example)

Buyer pays 10 BTC down, purchase price of 40 BTC.

All mining profits go to original owner towards 40 BTC.  When 40 BTC is paid unit is the buyers after paying for shipping cost.  If the mining does not pay the remaining 30 BTC, buyer needs to make up difference + ship to get the unit.  Buyer needs to pay for running electricity costs.

[Tad3j]

This could work if there was a down payment and a set cost of the unit.

Example (not saying this is fair, just an example)

Buyer pays 10 BTC down, purchase price of 40 BTC.

All mining profits go to original owner towards 40 BTC.  When 40 BTC is paid unit is the buyers after paying for shipping cost.  If the mining does not pay the remaining 30 BTC, buyer needs to make up difference + ship to get the unit.  Buyer needs to pay for running electricity costs.

Yes, this is the one ways how might work. Anyway the electricity is on the buyers side, in generally this means someone is mining for you. It's just like buying shares, but with start decision to sell unit.