sosulon (OP)
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March 04, 2014, 12:47:19 AM |
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Anyone know which site like cex.io but cheaper ?
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sosulon (OP)
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March 04, 2014, 12:47:43 AM |
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Need to be trusted
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byt411
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March 04, 2014, 12:55:03 AM |
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I suggest you wait on cex.io, prices will drop to around 0.01-0.015 and it was stabilize around there. That's my guess though.
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sosulon (OP)
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March 04, 2014, 01:01:50 AM |
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I already bought a lot and its dropping a lot
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byt411
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March 04, 2014, 01:09:27 AM |
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I already bought a lot and its dropping a lot Sell immediately and wait for the price to stabilize. Dump before it's too late, or give it to me!
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zvs
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March 04, 2014, 01:25:48 AM |
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cex.io is trash.. so if you're looking for 'best cloud mining other than cex', then you'll find even more trash
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sosulon (OP)
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March 04, 2014, 03:17:36 AM |
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Any suggestion on cloud mining ?
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sosulon (OP)
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March 04, 2014, 03:26:39 AM |
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And where is the cheapest cloud mining now .
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dyask
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March 04, 2014, 03:30:01 AM |
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Any suggestion on cloud mining ?
scrypt.cc ... They mine scrypt and sell it for BTC. You are paid every 10 minutes. Returns have been running .5% a day. Very boring compared to cex.io.
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MrPiggles
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March 05, 2014, 08:20:57 AM |
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Just send me bitcoins, I'll return small amounts to you and claim it's profits from my mining farm, after several weeks you'll be so happy with your mining "profits" that you'll be convinced I am legitimate, and you'll invest more + and refer other people.
I'll sit on an ever growing pile of bitcoins from wannabe miners, paying them a small percentage of their own money, until one day I disappear with it all.
OR just buy your own damn miner, because I cannot find a single mining website that is going to make you money. If it could make you money they wouldn't sell it, and if they are selling it for less money than they could make mining it themselves it's because it doesn't exist.
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dyask
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March 05, 2014, 11:43:20 AM |
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Just send me bitcoins, I'll return small amounts to you and claim it's profits from my mining farm, after several weeks you'll be so happy with your mining "profits" that you'll be convinced I am legitimate, and you'll invest more + and refer other people.
I'll sit on an ever growing pile of bitcoins from wannabe miners, paying them a small percentage of their own money, until one day I disappear with it all.
OR just buy your own damn miner, because I cannot find a single mining website that is going to make you money. If it could make you money they wouldn't sell it, and if they are selling it for less money than they could make mining it themselves it's because it doesn't exist.
A typical old school miner viewpoint that really doesn't show an understanding of how business often works. There are many reasons to sell out some of your mining resources if you have a lot, but a key one is that you reach a point where you can build up mining resources much cheaper than a lone person can. At that point you can sell mining resources to raise capitol so that you can expand faster than you could by simply reinvesting. Doing this results in faster growth and reduced risk. The business is trading what it is good at for faster growth and actually higher profits. In the case at scrypt.cc, the Admin has stated they are using GPU miners and have ordered a large amount of the ASIC script miners being developed by Alpha Technologies. That requires a lot of capitol to pull off. I've also seen multiple chats where advice was being given to customers on how to best set up their GPU systems. None of that proves it isn't a scam, but there is risk in anything. There are huge risks in setting up your own mining equipment too. In the end you have to choose the risks you are must comfortable with. The future is with cloud mining, time to get used to it.
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ChrisW
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March 05, 2014, 12:49:12 PM |
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Just send me bitcoins, I'll return small amounts to you and claim it's profits from my mining farm, after several weeks you'll be so happy with your mining "profits" that you'll be convinced I am legitimate, and you'll invest more + and refer other people.
I'll sit on an ever growing pile of bitcoins from wannabe miners, paying them a small percentage of their own money, until one day I disappear with it all.
OR just buy your own damn miner, because I cannot find a single mining website that is going to make you money. If it could make you money they wouldn't sell it, and if they are selling it for less money than they could make mining it themselves it's because it doesn't exist.
That was my first thought when I heard about cloud mining. Why wouldn't they just mine it themselves and keep the maximum profits. Maybe they care about other people so much that they reallly just want to help people by giving them some money; but, they dont believe in charity. LOL. My guess is that they are keeping half of the BTC you mine wiht the block of time or elecricity you buy and charge you more than you get backj in bitcoin.. That is the only business model that makes any sense, No matter how you slice it you are getting ripped OFF. Maybe someone can explain this to me and how exactly this makes any sense other than they're nice guys who spend millions of dollars on Hashing equipment and want to give you some of the bitvoins they make. Yeah right noones that nice or stupid.
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iflash
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March 05, 2014, 02:10:12 PM |
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Hello folks, I have tried cloud mining on several platforms but with no real success. The major issue is: The prices for GH/s are way too high (especially on CEX.IO). So I read loads about other services and finally have decided to take the risk and bought 1 TH/s at http://pbmining.com?ref=iflash11 (yes, there is a referral link connected). I had contacted the site support and got a swift reply. The money transferred had been turned into the mining power within less than four hours (they claim it could take up to 12 hours). So far, so good. It will take a good while until I break even and I will report on the outcome on a regular basis. I think that's the only way to find out if it's worth a try or not. I know that some people fear it might be a ponzy scheme. To this day I can not share this view. At the moment it all looks legit to me (otherwise I would not have invested nearly 9 BTCs) in this. But we will see. I will keep on reporting. Best iFlash
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MrPiggles
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March 05, 2014, 02:32:57 PM |
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A typical old school miner viewpoint that really doesn't show an understanding of how business often works. There are many reasons to sell out some of your mining resources if you have a lot, but a key one is that you reach a point where you can build up mining resources much cheaper than a lone person can. At that point you can sell mining resources to raise capitol so that you can expand faster than you could by simply reinvesting. Doing this results in faster growth and reduced risk. The business is trading what it is good at for faster growth and actually higher profits.
You might be right, but I'm willing to bet 1 bitcoin that the majority of these firms that are popping up disappear with the funds. Especially the ones who refuse to show they even own a miner, or have ever generated a coin...
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MrPiggles
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March 05, 2014, 02:42:23 PM |
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Hello folks, I have tried cloud mining on several platforms but with no real success. The major issue is: The prices for GH/s are way too high (especially on CEX.IO). So I read loads about other services and finally have decided to take the risk and bought 1 TH/s at http://pbmining.com?ref=iflash11 (yes, there is a referral link connected). I had contacted the site support and got a swift reply. The money transferred had been turned into the mining power within less than four hours (they claim it could take up to 12 hours). So far, so good. It will take a good while until I break even and I will report on the outcome on a regular basis. I think that's the only way to find out if it's worth a try or not. I know that some people fear it might be a ponzy scheme. To this day I can not share this view. At the moment it all looks legit to me (otherwise I would not have invested nearly 9 BTCs) in this. But we will see. I will keep on reporting. Best iFlash Since you're a customer of theirs, and they refuse to show proof of generation of coins to any non customers, could you help us out by posting a link to the wallet you use? At 1/th you should be getting around 0.13 btc a day, can you show us this being deposited as newly generated coins? Heres a transaction I received in mining https://blockchain.info/tx-index/21d59e261bdb4da5c318d1ed563f3d526593647eb01ead0364e6de9d660cbe89There's no reason to not post it publically, all the big pools do the same.
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iflash
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March 05, 2014, 02:52:18 PM |
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Hi Piggles, sure I can do that - I do not see a reason why not. So once I receive my first payment (as I understand it they pay on Sundays, midnight) - what information would you want me to share? I do not see in my profile the wallet of pbminer, I just see my stats. You can also see them here: http://pbmining.com?stats I am customer 2332. My wallet where the coins are sent to is a wallet of a German Bitcoin-Exchange (that I fully and completely trust). Best iFlash PS: Edit: Now I got it - you want to see MY wallet. Sure. The address is: 1FuhuajieMxPepf324Q5Jqc11evy4HUMsG On Sunday, the first payment will be done.
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MrPiggles
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March 05, 2014, 03:28:40 PM |
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Hi Piggles, sure I can do that - I do not see a reason why not. So once I receive my first payment (as I understand it they pay on Sundays, midnight) - what information would you want me to share? I do not see in my profile the wallet of pbminer, I just see my stats. You can also see them here: http://pbmining.com?stats I am customer 2332. My wallet where the coins are sent to is a wallet of a German Bitcoin-Exchange (that I fully and completely trust). Best iFlash PS: Edit: Now I got it - you want to see MY wallet. Sure. The address is: 1FuhuajieMxPepf324Q5Jqc11evy4HUMsG On Sunday, the first payment will be done. Hopefully on sunday we see some freshly mined coins arrive
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djeZo
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March 05, 2014, 03:38:12 PM |
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Probably not exactly what you are looking for, but if you do want to get some SHA256 hashing power, here is your chance to get it: http://leaserig.net/index.jsp?t=1
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