robbcarpdm
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February 23, 2014, 02:30:21 PM |
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The field is crowed in that shipping time frame at much better and viable prices.
This is not competitive nor will it ever breakeven at this price.... good luck
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MANofthePEOPLE
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February 24, 2014, 12:39:10 AM |
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Can't even tell if you are serious or not. How many will you buy yourself? The quality is excellent after all. |
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Powell
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rm -rf stupidity
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February 24, 2014, 12:51:36 AM |
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Again until further proven otherwise I see it as being the same quality and reliability (just because 8000 people selling them) as these:  Which this particular unit may soon enough meet my friend:  Yes that is a normal size mouse... Bullet is a 50 BMG APIT (Armor Piercing Incendiary Tracer) round and about 4-6lbs of Binary Explosive. From about 200 yards back it will look a little like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw8YcccQsS4I'll have to put a GoPro close for the giggles. Hoping Bobsage and a few others can report other wise. The only question is the secret as to why they have to be sold and not mined. Could it be that the A1 being sold was actually just a clone of the real A1 so chips were never bought from Bitmine? |
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ujka
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February 24, 2014, 09:00:43 AM |
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 24, 2014, 02:18:58 PM |
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tomminers3 Newbie * Activity: 2 A new id seems to bash the bitcoin business? Anyone who knows Chinese will know it is not in authentic Chinese language. It is translated from some translator software or online. You are trying to confuse others without knowing the truth with some purpose? How could you believe in that without any effort to prove the new guys is trustful? We have the most advanced technology, we focus on satisfying our first 1200T products and expand our capacity to satisfy our future orders. We are busy on doing real things. |
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ujka
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February 24, 2014, 02:31:22 PM |
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Just say you're building miners based on bitmine A1 chip.
A1 sign is visible on chips on the pcb photo you posted.
Then we will ask bitmine.ch if they are in bussiness with you. Things solved.
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 24, 2014, 04:02:00 PM |
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Just say you're building miners based on bitmine A1 chip.
A1 sign is visible on chips on the pcb photo you posted.
Then we will ask bitmine.ch if they are in bussiness with you. Things solved.
Did skyfromwell make it clear in his post: ---------------------- 1. Anyone needs to pay 15 BTCs to bad mouth Bitmine? Seriously. 2. The CoinCraft chip that Bitmine claimed are NOT their products. They buought form a Chinese chip company. ---------------------- You give the wrong assumption since the answer for your question is always No. Trick does not work. We do not have any business with bitmine.ch. Let me ask you some simple questions: If bitmine.ch had all the chips and could build their own miner, will they sell the chips in the market? Which way is more profitable for them? |
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February 24, 2014, 04:22:46 PM |
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Just say you're building miners based on bitmine A1 chip.
A1 sign is visible on chips on the pcb photo you posted.
Then we will ask bitmine.ch if they are in bussiness with you. Things solved.
Did skyfromwell make it clear in his post: ---------------------- 1. Anyone needs to pay 15 BTCs to bad mouth Bitmine? Seriously. 2. The CoinCraft chip that Bitmine claimed are NOT their products. They buought form a Chinese chip company. ---------------------- You give the wrong assumption since the answer for your question is always No. Trick does not work. We do not have any business with bitmine.ch. Let me ask you some simple questions: If bitmine.ch had all the chips and could build their own miner, will they sell the chips in the market? Which way is more profitable for them? what information you have to say the CoinCraft Chips were not from bitmine.ch? |
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ustc_polaris
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February 24, 2014, 07:55:19 PM |
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It's not original Chinese version, just a Google translated one from English to Chinese. Where there is BTC, there is a rumor. You couldn't verify it. And you don't have time and sufficient information to dig the truth. Who benefits from the rumor? Who suffers from the rumor? |
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 25, 2014, 08:53:24 PM |
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All time total payout: 240.99846704 BTC + 17.51235106 BTC (unpaid balance)
The original instead of copycatted miners still run smoothly. We are proud of the performance of our miners. Quality is the first thing we will consider before delivery.
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 27, 2014, 03:44:29 PM |
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All time total payout: 268.37344283 BTC + 6.35602009 BTC (unpaid balance)
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greaterninja
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February 27, 2014, 05:09:24 PM
Last edit: February 27, 2014, 05:25:30 PM by greaterninja |
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This 28nm is linked to Bitmine's 28nm CoinCraft A1 Chip.
There are a lot of questions in regards to this and JingTian has yet to respond back to me or ship out a demo unit if he wants me to distribute it for them.
Originally a unit was to be shipped out this week, but I believe that has been paused.
NinjaTech is very interested, however the ball is in JingTian and skyfromwell's hands. They need to get us a miner.
Very Respectfully,
GreaterNinja
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sikke
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February 27, 2014, 06:29:35 PM |
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Are these coming from same place as asiabtc Jacks miners.
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 27, 2014, 07:15:12 PM |
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Are these coming from same place as asiabtc Jacks miners.
No, he is not our agent. We haven't authorized any distributor yet. We designed the original 1t 28nm JTminer. |
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 27, 2014, 07:16:24 PM |
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When ready would be intrested what chips are in these miners.
Let's talk a story, as in Hollywood movies and this story is all fiction and but based on true fact. LOL. So it is just a story and people should not link their names with it. At Wonderland, there is a guy named Good Digger who wish to have a powerful tool, so he can have a go on Gold Mountain. But he has no ability to make the core for this magic tool to work. So he looks around, far and away, in a place there is someone who actually have the ability to help him out. So with hard cash on the hand, he found this guy named Good Maker to work out a deal. So he paid up front for some development costs and also for some portions of making the tool. As return, Good Digger will get his portion of finish product and of course Good Maker has the right on the tool and also keep a bigger portion of the magic stuff. Of course, for Good Digger, he got some wonderful stuff and he can use them to make his powerful system. As a good marketing talker, he can also bloating around the miners community to show off his "invention". But for Good Maker as a great skilled but low-profiled guy, he wants to make sure he really did a great job. So he found his good friend the Good Worker to help up, by designing a cool system as proof to test his core is indeed a great one. Then the design is come out very quick and successful. They put together 60 systems and let them to run a longer test. At this point, Good Worker as a new comer to the community decide to let their design to go public, and at same time helping Good Maker to sell their great stuff. So end of story. 1. Do you think Good Maker's own mining core is "owned" by Good Digger? The agreement pointed out both guys can named their stuff and can digging themselves or resell their systems. 2. Do you think Good Worker have Good Digger's core? Even both of them are coming from same design? So if Good Digger named their core with brand-name "My Magic", then of course, stuff from other sources are NOT "My Magic". |
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ujka
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February 27, 2014, 07:57:11 PM |
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http://bitmine.ch/?p=5178WARNING about counterfeit, scam or lower grade A1 ASICs from unauthorized distributors Posted on February 12, 2014 by Giorgio Massarotto in Coincraft series, News We received several reports about unauthorized individuals or companies claiming to be selling CoinCraft-based products, please pay extreme attention when purchasing from an unauthorized distributor because most probably they’re a scam or a reseller of lower-grade, non-working or counterfeit ASICs. To ensure you get only the best quality, guaranteed and supported CoinCraft A1-based products, please make sure to purchase either directly from our website or from one of the Authorized distributors from this updated list page. http://bitmine.ch/?page_id=5204
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seeksilence (OP)
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February 27, 2014, 08:11:53 PM
Last edit: February 27, 2014, 09:32:20 PM by seeksilence |
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@ujka Could you please take your time to read the story? I am really curious about your real purpose here since you have followed our topic for a few days. We have already declared that we have no business with bitmine.
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Ronin1
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February 27, 2014, 10:27:32 PM |
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@ujka Could you please take your time to read the story? I am really curious about your real purpose here since you have followed our topic for a few days. We have already declared that we have no business with bitmine.
SeekSilence, I think many of the forum members are curious about your real purpose here too. Questions have been asked and you have provided some information; but have not been totally forthcoming.... slowly the story comes out. Why are you evasive concerning UJKA’s questions? Provide a legitimate answer concerning the chips. Be honest and upfront, none of this story time Bullsh**. You have to understand that Scams are widespread in Bitcoin right now. So, the more open and transparent you are the quicker the skepticism will disperse. This is business; proof is required. Otherwise you could be one of the most honest people in the world and no one will believe you. And because you have not established trust with potential customers, you will not be successful in business. What’s the hang up with providing a miner to someone for validation and verification of what you claim? The longer you wait, the less palatable your miners will be. Price is too high at this juncture and as time passes it will be increasingly MORE DIFFICULT to get ROI for your miner. So reasonably, consider this; WHY would one invest in your miner (even if it were the best ever made) if they could not make ROI, much less make a profit? You boys need to get your act together! |
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