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November 13, 2013, 01:14:11 PM
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Why do you ignore my emails? You have no arguments? Then simply return the Bitcoins and all will be well.

I'm afraid we all agreed to a 'no refunds' policy when placing the order
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November 13, 2013, 01:53:27 PM
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Why do you ignore my emails? You have no arguments? Then simply return the Bitcoins and all will be well.

I'm afraid we all agreed to a 'no refunds' policy when placing the order

You do not know the subject matter. My question is not for you.
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November 13, 2013, 02:43:00 PM
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Why do you ignore my emails? You have no arguments? Then simply return the Bitcoins and all will be well.

I'm afraid we all agreed to a 'no refunds' policy when placing the order

You do not know the subject matter. My question is not for you.
Please kindly handle these things privately, so we can have this and other treads informative and constructive.

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November 13, 2013, 04:05:17 PM
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You do not know the subject matter. My question is not for you.

Then please stop posting here publicly and take it to a phone conversation with Bitmine
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November 13, 2013, 05:40:04 PM
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Why do you ignore my emails? You have no arguments? Then simply return the Bitcoins and all will be well.

Hi,

We have answered all of your questions and your situation has been already carefully evaluated. We explained you very politely that as per the terms of sales that you agreed on when placing the order, the refund is NOT possible unless it is more than 61 days late.

Please, in the interest of all of our other customers stop to pollute this thread and make your requests by e-mail in case you have any additional questions.

Thank you
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November 13, 2013, 07:41:37 PM
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It looks like the e-mails from giorgiomassa/gotah don't get to FSB (are quietly filtered or similar), so he thinks there were no answers.
My proposition is to use forum PM (private message) system, so there will be no problem with e-mails going to null and with polluting the thread.
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November 14, 2013, 10:19:57 AM
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Why do you ignore my emails? You have no arguments? Then simply return the Bitcoins and all will be well.

Hi,

We have answered all of your questions and your situation has been already carefully evaluated. We explained you very politely that as per the terms of sales that you agreed on when placing the order, the refund is NOT possible unless it is more than 61 days late.

Please, in the interest of all of our other customers stop to pollute this thread and make your requests by e-mail in case you have any additional questions.

Thank you
you do not say the truth! you give me back my Bitcoin!! You said it was a mistake 50btc!! They'll also wrote in a personal letter and sends I will also write and unanswered. return to this person Bitcoin!
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November 14, 2013, 10:22:11 AM
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You do not know the subject matter. My question is not for you.

Then please stop posting here publicly and take it to a phone conversation with Bitmine
and where to write more? they do not respond!!
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November 14, 2013, 10:30:47 AM
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Why do you ignore my emails? You have no arguments? Then simply return the Bitcoins and all will be well.
  I have a letter sent to me by you!!

Hi,

We have answered all of your questions and your situation has been already carefully evaluated. We explained you very politely that as per the terms of sales that you agreed on when placing the order, the refund is NOT possible unless it is more than 61 days late.

Please, in the interest of all of our other customers stop to pollute this thread and make your requests by e-mail in case you have any additional questions.

Thank you
here is the text of the letter sent to me by e-mail :   " " Hello,

I've seen your emails and I'm sorry for the troubles caused by the wrong news given by 50BTC. We are willing to solve this issue and give you a refund.

Can you please confirm that:

 15zX4oGwjwrB1U3MZoRDciDg7qtxB4vzhd 11.80126112 BTC
Is still OK? We will refund your purchase immediately.

Sorry for any troubles caused,

Thank you,

Giorgio Massarotto
CEO
BITMINE AG""


and now you're lying! Bitcoin return it! my lawyers will help him in court! petition to the court written!


 
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November 14, 2013, 08:41:38 PM
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Hey Giorgio.

Any updates on how the CoinCraft Desk and CoinCraft Rigs miners are coming?

We don't want another BFL experience. Sorry if I'm being an ass here but I think we all deserve to be treated respectfully as customers.

Would be great if you can post something about the production line or something to keep your customers updated.

Thanks
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November 14, 2013, 10:03:57 PM
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Hey Giorgio.

Any updates on how the CoinCraft Desk and CoinCraft Rigs miners are coming?

We don't want another BFL experience. Sorry if I'm being an ass here but I think we all deserve to be treated respectfully as customers.

Would be great if you can post something about the production line or something to keep your customers updated.

Thanks

I'm not sure if Bitmine missed to post a link in this thread or I missed the related post, but from their news section (https://bitmine.ch/?p=2535) the FPGA-based chip emulation passed validation, which essentially means chip will be hashing. Quite a significant step and for sure worth mentioning.

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November 15, 2013, 07:57:05 AM
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Hey Giorgio.

Any updates on how the CoinCraft Desk and CoinCraft Rigs miners are coming?

We don't want another BFL experience. Sorry if I'm being an ass here but I think we all deserve to be treated respectfully as customers.

Would be great if you can post something about the production line or something to keep your customers updated.

Thanks

I'm not sure if Bitmine missed to post a link in this thread or I missed the related post, but from their news section (https://bitmine.ch/?p=2535) the FPGA-based chip emulation passed validation, which essentially means chip will be hashing. Quite a significant step and for sure worth mentioning.

Thanks Zefir... good to hear that.

We are keen on getting revised chip specs (drawings) that resolve issues we noted in your chip buy thread.

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November 15, 2013, 10:04:39 AM
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I'm not sure if Bitmine missed to post a link in this thread or I missed the related post, but from their news section (https://bitmine.ch/?p=2535) the FPGA-based chip emulation passed validation, which essentially means chip will be hashing. Quite a significant step and for sure worth mentioning.

Thanks Zefir... good to hear that.

We are keen on getting revised chip specs (drawings) that resolve issues we noted in your chip buy thread.

I got you discussed this with Giorgio and he will try to consider your feedback for the final packaging specs. After I recently also got some last-minute changes  for the host-interface accepted, we could almost classify this as community driven chip development Wink


Good Luck with your WASP

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November 15, 2013, 10:20:51 AM
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Thanks Zefir... good to hear that.

We are keen on getting revised chip specs (drawings) that resolve issues we noted in your chip buy thread.

Yes we got right now the revised specs from the IC packaging house and hope to release them within today. Mostly, the issues pointed out by your engineer are related to missing quotes, but a bigger change that has been made is the pins spacing which was too small for them to be mounted on 70um copper PCB, now d1 is 0.45mm.

Will get you the specs asap!
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November 15, 2013, 11:27:11 AM
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I'm not sure if Bitmine missed to post a link in this thread or I missed the related post, but from their news section (https://bitmine.ch/?p=2535) the FPGA-based chip emulation passed validation, which essentially means chip will be hashing. Quite a significant step and for sure worth mentioning.

Thanks Zefir... good to hear that.

We are keen on getting revised chip specs (drawings) that resolve issues we noted in your chip buy thread.

I got you discussed this with Giorgio and he will try to consider your feedback for the final packaging specs. After I recently also got some last-minute changes  for the host-interface accepted, we could almost classify this as community driven chip development Wink


Good Luck with your WASP

Thanks... and to you on yours.

The more we catch now the better, glad to see a few people on this. Might be good to swap details.

Fingers crossed for spec release and some relief we hope.

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November 22, 2013, 12:02:28 AM
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Just a short question, whats the difference between the desk and the rig version? I just stopped by and was wondering.

Is it just the size and the upgradeability of the rig? Do they have the same asic chip models inside?
thank you

Hey i asked exactly the Same question. They have the same chips inside, but the density of the PCB Design is not so high. But dont Quote me on that, i really should have listen closer to the Guy from bitmine.
The desk Modell uses more power than the rig Model. 1,3w GH/s vs 0,7GH/s.

Hope They were Doing well, have a higher amout in preorder than with knc, but this Thread is slithgly smaller than the knc thread
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November 22, 2013, 12:59:36 PM
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Has any additional information been released about the power supplies that will be used on the Desk and Rig models? Can customers with 110V AC go for the full 2 TH/s Rig? Seems like you might need dual power supplies from 2 separate circuits.

I am low on amps and outlets in my basement, so I have to start thinking about these things, LOL. Because of this uncertainly I only ordered the 1 TH/s Desk model even though I would have preferred  2 TH/s.

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November 22, 2013, 02:55:30 PM
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Whats this about needing two circuits? If in turbo mode it's utilising 3kilowatts, well thats only like having a 3kilowatt heater plugged into the socket... whats the difference?

Damien.
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November 22, 2013, 03:02:11 PM
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Whats this about needing two circuits? If in turbo mode it's utilising 3kilowatts, well thats only like having a 3kilowatt heater plugged into the socket... whats the difference?

Damien.
You can't plug a 3kW heater into a standard 110/115/120V 15A/20A circuit.
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November 22, 2013, 04:10:16 PM
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Whats this about needing two circuits? If in turbo mode it's utilising 3kilowatts, well thats only like having a 3kilowatt heater plugged into the socket... whats the difference?

Damien.
You can't plug a 3kW heater into a standard 110/115/120V 15A/20A circuit.

That's why you should use 240V circuits.

I just rewire my 120V outlets onto 2-pole breakers and voila.  I just be sure to label them and make sure I don't plug anything into them that can't take the voltage.

A bit safer would be to also replace the outlets with 240V-style outlets, and get 240V-style IEC cables:



http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-15P-to-IEC-C13-Power-Cord-3-Foot-15-Amps-250V-/111172349097

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