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August 17, 2011, 05:12:10 PM
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lulz so much confusion in this thread

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August 17, 2011, 05:43:59 PM
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lulz so much confusion in this thread

It was pretty competitive for me to secure the deal but I think I managed it :-)

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August 18, 2011, 03:04:44 AM
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so 7ghs = 2.5btc a day * 30 = 75btc = around 800$?

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August 18, 2011, 03:33:47 AM
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so 7ghs = 2.5btc a day * 30 = 75btc = around 800$?
huh? how are you getting 2.5 btc a day. Its 3.899. So that's about 117 btc or 1,287 dollars
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August 18, 2011, 04:35:17 AM
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yeah my bad. i fail at math

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August 18, 2011, 02:21:36 PM
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yeah my bad. i fail at math
Its all good Tongue I have to agree though I was following this thread because those two were fighting to the death over this deal haha
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August 18, 2011, 02:36:37 PM
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yeah my bad. i fail at math
Its all good Tongue I have to agree though I was following this thread because those two were fighting to the death over this deal haha

Hell yeah :-)

P.S I haven't heard anymore from the guy since my PM yesterday about payment.Can someone send him a reminder to sort out my payment methods for this deal?

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August 18, 2011, 03:27:58 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

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August 18, 2011, 03:31:12 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

It's all a scheme to get more money out of it. I mean, if the equipment holds a high usd value and the owner isn't getting that, reting it out could possibly pay off that value and then some(depending).
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August 18, 2011, 03:34:10 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

How is it strange to rent equipment for more than what a person is currently making?  It means the person renting it is planing to make more money from the rental than he is paying for it, you just don't know how.  So are you saying you want to rent it some hashing power to me?
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August 18, 2011, 03:46:33 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

How is it strange to rent equipment for more than what a person is currently making?  It means the person renting it is planing to make more money from the rental than he is paying for it, you just don't know how.  So are you saying you want to rent it some hashing power to me?

No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

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August 18, 2011, 03:54:58 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

How is it strange to rent equipment for more than what a person is currently making?  It means the person renting it is planing to make more money from the rental than he is paying for it, you just don't know how.  So are you saying you want to rent it some hashing power to me?

No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

Well think of it like this. Why would someone spend the time to sit there and mine when you can rent your rig out to someone who will do this for you. It all boils down to lazyness and money.
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August 18, 2011, 03:58:07 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

How is it strange to rent equipment for more than what a person is currently making?  It means the person renting it is planing to make more money from the rental than he is paying for it, you just don't know how.  So are you saying you want to rent it some hashing power to me?

No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

Well think of it like this. Why would someone spend the time to sit there and mine when you can rent your rig out to someone who will do this for you. It all boils down to lazyness and money.

Hmmm is it not the same job to wait 30 days to mine for yourself or wait 30 days to mine for another person ? I get the point that if the seller is in need of money fast this is a good idea to do but instead of that this is not worthin

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August 18, 2011, 04:00:06 PM
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It is.. but it still boils down to lazyness. I mean, sure I could sit there and mine all day and put energy into it, or I could rent it out and let someone else do the work. Either way it's lazyness and money lol.
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August 18, 2011, 04:06:13 PM
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No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

It all comes down to guaranteed money or speculative money. Businesses do this all the time. Why do you think they give you a discount for a year of their service and the most expensive one is monthly? It's because since they are guaranteed to get that amount of money they are willing to throw in incentives (lower prices). When a user buys only one month the risk is that they will stop after the first month and the company will no longer get paid.

This applies to renting bitcoin servers because if for some reason bitcoins hits the fan they still have guaranteed money. While its not as profitable its much safer and a better way to guarantee long term profits.
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August 18, 2011, 04:07:18 PM
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I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

How is it strange to rent equipment for more than what a person is currently making?  It means the person renting it is planing to make more money from the rental than he is paying for it, you just don't know how.  So are you saying you want to rent it some hashing power to me?

No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

If you have expenses right now and no means to borrow you can rent your miners or you may see more value in renting.
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August 18, 2011, 04:17:30 PM
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It is.. but it still boils down to lazyness. I mean, sure I could sit there and mine all day and put energy into it, or I could rent it out and let someone else do the work. Either way it's lazyness and money lol.
I wonder why people are renting their mining equipment.

If the diff is same for the next 30 days, then it give about 120 BTC at the end of the month. So if the guy who rent mine for himself he could get 200$ more than what he will get from renting it... It's sound strange to me

How is it strange to rent equipment for more than what a person is currently making?  It means the person renting it is planing to make more money from the rental than he is paying for it, you just don't know how.  So are you saying you want to rent it some hashing power to me?

No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

If you have expenses right now and no means to borrow you can rent your miners or you may see more value in renting.
No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

It all comes down to guaranteed money or speculative money. Businesses do this all the time. Why do you think they give you a discount for a year of their service and the most expensive one is monthly? It's because since they are guaranteed to get that amount of money they are willing to throw in incentives (lower prices). When a user buys only one month the risk is that they will stop after the first month and the company will no longer get paid.

This applies to renting bitcoin servers because if for some reason bitcoins hits the fan they still have guaranteed money. While its not as profitable its much safer and a better way to guarantee long term profits.
No what I mean is people who rent it make a great deal of course I agree with that, but I don't understand why the seller don't use it instead of renting it.

It all comes down to guaranteed money or speculative money. Businesses do this all the time. Why do you think they give you a discount for a year of their service and the most expensive one is monthly? It's because since they are guaranteed to get that amount of money they are willing to throw in incentives (lower prices). When a user buys only one month the risk is that they will stop after the first month and the company will no longer get paid.

This applies to renting bitcoin servers because if for some reason bitcoins hits the fan they still have guaranteed money. While its not as profitable its much safer and a better way to guarantee long term profits.

Thanks for those explanations, more clear now. I just saw business in different way that what people renting their own equipment did.

Thanks again

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August 18, 2011, 09:12:55 PM
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Hey Yochdog,
when are u gonna sort the payment method I wish to use for your services?I sent you a PM yesterday afternoon but heavent heard from ya yet.Please speak soon

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August 18, 2011, 09:31:34 PM
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Plus, it in essence "locks in" a price for the person selling the Mhash/sec. Think of it as a proxy for selling bitcoin futures.

If the price of btc falls, then the seller of the mHash/sec benefits.


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August 19, 2011, 03:55:29 PM
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OK, first I apologize for the confusion over my offer.  I was looking to gauge interest, and it certainly looks like there is a lot out there.

After entertaining offers, thinking I had a deal worked out, and now that has fallen through.....I will offer the following, and very specifically:

1)  I own a farm that hashes at an average 7,000+ MH/s  (rate goes up during the night when additional machines kick on)
2)  I am willing to rent out this farm on a 30 day contract
3)  I am not willing to reprogram my miners
4)  Whoever buys the contract will recieve the payout from my current pool, directed to the wallet of your choice.   
5)  payouts will be set to automatically be sent every 2.5 BTC
6)  I have averaged 4.00 BTC per day over the last 2 weeks

 
The price for the contract is $1,300 or 115 BTC.

I will accept either a certified check or Money order as payment if you choose to pay with USD. 

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