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February 17, 2020, 07:27:48 AM
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Hi!
Fast sale Bitmain Antminer S9i 13,5 THs.
Buy date 04/2018.
Stock 202 pc's (5 pallets)
Price for all 8000 USD + deliverity price, minimal sell stock 10 pc's. For 10 pc's price 650 USD + deliverity price.
Worldship: For one pallet max 130 USD.
Only pre-pay 100% or 30%.
If you want pre-pay 30%. Price will be 8000 USD + deliverity price + 10% + *Our employee ticket to your country + 2-3 night's in hotel.
It's like send to Georia. Befor sending you pay 2400 USD, when you get it you pay 5600 USD + 800 USD + 550 USD + 650 USD + 170 USD = 7770 USD + 2400 USD = 10 170 USD or 50,35 USD per pc's
If you pay 100% it's will be 8000 USD + 550 USD = 8550 USD or 42,33 USD per pc's
*Sending is made out to the employee who will come to you in the country and take miners from deliverity company. And he will give you only after payment the remaining amount.

My watsup: +371 25555578
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February 18, 2020, 11:18:38 AM
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this is wrong section. Put it in goods for sale, nobody will find it here.

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February 18, 2020, 05:19:39 PM
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Apart from the fact that it is the wrong board to post it here,
I don't think that it is a good idea to buy a second- handed miner. It is better for someone to buy it directly from bitmain. Also, it is a little bit old miner as there are a lot of machines with better hashrate right now.
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February 19, 2020, 03:44:13 PM
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Apart from the fact that it is the wrong board to post it here,
I don't think that it is a good idea to buy a second- handed miner. It is better for someone to buy it directly from bitmain. Also, it is a little bit old miner as there are a lot of machines with better hashrate right now.

You must be joking. Most S9s sold today are used, because they are old, and they cost like 100 USD, when they used to cost 3000 USD some 3+ years ago.

Also the remainder S9s sold by Bitmain are of low quality yields, the s9e appears to be the worst of them. The i is good and the j is the best, but you are not getting those new anymore.

Those of us with very cheap (or free) electricity are potential buyers. It is true that the S17 is much more efficient, but its also way more expensive, and the goal for any buyer is to lower their ROI, which when electricity happens to be super cheap, can actually mean the S9 pays itself faster than the S17.

Of course this won't last forever and eventually all the old S9s will be gone. And with they announcing 5nm miners, eventually the S17 too will become obsolete (and by then it might get an attractive price).

Second hand market is vital for a miner segment out there. One's garbage is somebody else's treasure...

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February 19, 2020, 04:14:42 PM
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Apart from the fact that it is the wrong board to post it here,
I don't think that it is a good idea to buy a second- handed miner. It is better for someone to buy it directly from bitmain. Also, it is a little bit old miner as there are a lot of machines with better hashrate right now.

You must be joking. Most S9s sold today are used, because they are old, and they cost like 100 USD, when they used to cost 3000 USD some 3+ years ago.

Also the remainder S9s sold by Bitmain are of low quality yields, the s9e appears to be the worst of them. The i is good and the j is the best, but you are not getting those new anymore.

Those of us with very cheap (or free) electricity are potential buyers. It is true that the S17 is much more efficient, but its also way more expensive, and the goal for any buyer is to lower their ROI, which when electricity happens to be super cheap, can actually mean the S9 pays itself faster than the S17.

Of course this won't last forever and eventually all the old S9s will be gone. And with they announcing 5nm miners, eventually the S17 too will become obsolete (and by then it might get an attractive price).

Second hand market is vital for a miner segment out there. One's garbage is somebody else's treasure...

As you said this is a good opportunity for someone who pays very very cheap electricity.
If you pay a little more than the cheapest rate then s9s is not a good purchase as it doesn't provide efficient ROI.
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