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March 20, 2014, 12:51:36 AM
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Interesting emails today:
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And here i was thinking this story can't get any better...

I would like to hear a rough number on the cost of setting up such a production line from someone with knowledge.
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Estimated guess, based on experience, USD 15-20 million.
The daily cost of running it, no idea... to many factors.

No matter what you do Hashfast, you will always be remembered as the greatest douchebags in the history of Bitcoin.
Mark and his MtGox fiasco is not even close to your incompetence  Grin

That's way too much!

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March 20, 2014, 12:51:49 AM
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Received a email from some scammers at echosign.com today claiming to be from hashfast. So not only do they not delivery anything or return emails but our personal info has been leaked.

echosign.com is an Adobe service for eSigning.  The company I contract though uses it for all of our contracts...

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March 20, 2014, 12:52:01 AM
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So buying the machinery is cheaper than renting them?
If HF is so open and clean, why they don't just give us a BOM and we will try to get an idea of the price of making this PCB?

Because after months of lies, this looks like just another of them to me.
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March 20, 2014, 12:58:00 AM
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The situation right now is: HashFast is short on money, I am paying for a new, separate production line to begin and will be recieving the profits from it an it's first few thousand boards. Beyond this, HashFast will take control of the line producing Evo boards and will be able to serve customers much faster than before.

Wow. So HF screwed up and their early customers take a bath. Cognitive bails them out by setting up a production line that HF could not afford anymore but HF existing customers will have to go to the back of the line in favor of Cognitive's new customers.

Are they still producing the 'old' 400 GH/s GN boards? I guess the plan for MPP is to turn 4 400 GH/s 'Old' boards into 2 800 GH/s 'Evo' boards. If so it would mean more waiting. Higher difficulty and a deeper hole for existing customers.

At least Garrett MacDonald seems to be talking. Which is something HashFast doesn't (unless you count HashFast_CL's trash talking)
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March 20, 2014, 01:00:53 AM
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The situation right now is: HashFast is short on money, I am paying for a new, separate production line to begin and will be recieving the profits from it an it's first few thousand boards. Beyond this, HashFast will take control of the line producing Evo boards and will be able to serve customers much faster than before.

Wow. So HF screwed up and their early customers take a bath. Cognitive bails them out by setting up a production line that HF could not afford anymore but HF existing customers will have to go to the back of the line in favor of Cognitive's new customers.

Are they still producing the 'old' 400 GH/s GN boards? I guess the plan for MPP is to turn 4 400 GH/s 'Old' boards into 2 800 GH/s 'Evo' boards. If so it would mean more waiting. Higher difficulty and a deeper hole for existing customers.

Sounds about right.  I would guess we're witnessing the bail-out of Hashfast by Cognitive.  Perhaps people are winning full BTC refunds through the legal process putting HF on the brink of bankruptcy.  If so I imagine there's a clause that prohibits the plaintiff from talking about it.   That would certainly explain a lot of what's going on here.
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March 20, 2014, 01:12:07 AM
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So buying the machinery is cheaper than renting them?
If HF is so open and clean, why they don't just give us a BOM and we will try to get an idea of the price of making this PCB?

Because after months of lies, this looks like just another of them to me.
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Fuck YES.

Hashlast will NEVER state the BOM cost per board, i guarantee it. They would rather die.
To give out a bill of material is corporate suicide.

Oh wait, an ASIC being late is perfectly normal, predictable, and legal... - Hashfast_CL
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March 20, 2014, 01:17:04 AM
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Fuck YES.
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Listen everyone:

Making the PCB is more expensive than making the ASIC. The asic is a couple of millions, the PCB is in the order of 20-25 millions.

Please take note of the level of absurdity we reached.
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March 20, 2014, 01:19:35 AM
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Fuck YES.
Ok,
Listen everyone:

Making the PCB is more expensive than making the ASIC. The asic is a couple of millions, the PCB is in the order of 20-25 millions.

Please take note of the level of absurdity we reached.
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March 20, 2014, 01:24:02 AM
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Fuck YES.
Ok,
Listen everyone:

Making the PCB is more expensive than making the ASIC. The asic is a couple of millions, the PCB is in the order of 20-25 millions.

Please take note of the level of absurdity we reached.
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Dude  Roll Eyes
Put the pipe down.

Do you think manufacturers charge cost per hour when making PCB´s?  Roll Eyes
It´s per unit, you dumbfuck!

...and what, to produce a ASIC is only one time cost? INFINITY STOCK of chips after one payment, cedivad got it all figured out.

Oh wait, an ASIC being late is perfectly normal, predictable, and legal... - Hashfast_CL
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March 20, 2014, 01:26:38 AM
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It´s per unit, you dumbfuck!
Don't worry, i wasn't expecting anything else other than a rude an ignorante offense from you.
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March 20, 2014, 01:37:38 AM
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It´s per unit, you dumbfuck!
Don't worry, i wasn't expecting anything else other than a rude an ignorante offense from you.
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I actually apologize for that  Undecided
It was rude of me, i just got so caught up in the moment and lost my temper a little.

Peace?  Smiley (Better focus on our common "enemy" HashLast)

Oh wait, an ASIC being late is perfectly normal, predictable, and legal... - Hashfast_CL
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March 20, 2014, 07:06:04 AM
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Thanks for deleting my post. atleast i know what kind of bunch I have in front of me.

massive over line on Hash last. .....will stick to BITMAIN.
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March 20, 2014, 09:49:22 AM
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Oh wait, an ASIC being late is perfectly normal, predictable, and legal...  Tongue

The must be the real HashFast company moto

Great quote!
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March 20, 2014, 09:56:50 AM
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Sounds about right.  I would guess we're witnessing the bail-out of Hashfast by Cognitive.  Perhaps people are winning full BTC refunds through the legal process putting HF on the brink of bankruptcy.  If so I imagine there's a clause that prohibits the plaintiff from talking about it.   That would certainly explain a lot of what's going on here.

If HashFast is getting bailed out by Cognitive, the old customers and debt is just going to roll over to Cognitive. Somebody will have to pay up those refunds, in the end. Edward, you can run but you can't hide
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March 20, 2014, 10:01:43 AM
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If HashFast is getting bailed out by Cognitive, the old customers and debt is just going to roll over to Cognitive. Somebody will have to pay up those refunds, in the end. Edward, you can run but you can't hide
This is why it's not a bail out... They are just gifting them our stuff.
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March 20, 2014, 11:34:29 AM
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WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO SHIP?  In 2040 after the last BTC is mined? Huh
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March 20, 2014, 11:40:54 AM
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WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO SHIP?  In 2040 after the last BTC is mined? Huh

Well you'll still be able to mine for transaction fees.  Cheesy
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March 21, 2014, 01:34:38 AM
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WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO SHIP?  In 2040 after the last BTC is mined? Huh

Well you'll still be able to mine for transaction fees.  Cheesy

Yep that will give me an ROI sometime in the year 2525!!!!   Grin
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September 11, 2014, 03:32:13 PM
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they are obligated to give full btc refunds because it was specifically stated in the ToS and also confirmed in an email to support staff.

in nearly every US state, the remedy for a violation of a contractual duty to deliver a fungible good is the market value of that good at breach, and unless the parties agree and execute otherwise, that remedy is in legal tender.

If HF_CL fails at calming down the community newly created accounts of people knowing the law better than our lawyers arrive to the rescue.
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Hi cedivad!

It turns out that Clobered09 and I did know better than your crummy, impotent, and now long-gone lawyer.  Don't try to argue with me about legal stuff, because you will lose no matter how much money you waste on attorney fees.   Smiley

I'd like to thank you, gmaxwell, Phinneaus, and everyone else who loudly and publicly eschewed the opportunity to cash 105% refund checks in the lulzy, but futile, hope a judge would order HF to give you all 600% windfalls (plus court costs). 

You guys really set a great example and provided some stellar advice!

Every remaining penny of those refused refund checks is now eligible to help pay for my order's unfulfilled MPP.  Isn't that super?   Grin

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September 11, 2014, 04:09:30 PM
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they are obligated to give full btc refunds because it was specifically stated in the ToS and also confirmed in an email to support staff.

in nearly every US state, the remedy for a violation of a contractual duty to deliver a fungible good is the market value of that good at breach, and unless the parties agree and execute otherwise, that remedy is in legal tender.

If HF_CL fails at calming down the community newly created accounts of people knowing the law better than our lawyers arrive to the rescue.
Posted from asd, ref#NN3YE2pVR8l1X4iz

Hi cedivad!

It turns out that Clobered09 and I did know better than your crummy, impotent, and now long-gone lawyer.  Don't try to argue with me about legal stuff, because you will lose no matter how much money you waste on attorney fees.   Smiley

I'd like to thank you, gmaxwell, Phinneaus, and everyone else who loudly and publicly eschewed the opportunity to cash 105% refund checks in the lulzy, but futile, hope a judge would order HF to give you all 600% windfalls (plus court costs). 

You guys really set a great example and provided some stellar advice!

Every remaining penny of those refused refund checks is now eligible to help pay for my order's unfulfilled MPP.  Isn't that super?   Grin

Aren't you too busy satisfying your fiduciary duties to the creditors to troll?

My anger against what is wrong in the Bitcoin community is productive:
Bitcointa.lk - Replace "Bitcointalk.org" with "Bitcointa.lk" in this url to see how this page looks like on a proper forum (Announcement Thread)
Hashfast.org - Wiki for screwed customers
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