Cheap GH/s Rental Services.

[adaryian]

Why don't you just lease them at leaserig?
http://leaserig.net/index.jsp?rfid=1249

One reason is because they take a cut of the pie.

What are the other reasons?  or is that the only reason?

That's primary reason.  I have nothing against you or LeaseRig; it's a great concept.  I just don't want to have to pay someone for what I can give them in the same regards.  No offense.

Not offended at all.   

What about pool changes and device management?  If you are leasing for a year I would presume you have an SLA and offer some system for pool changes?

As of right now, I'm managing the pools the users want to mine at.  I'm working with someone on building a front end for the setup.  Payouts are proportional as I can't simply take some of the devices and divide them up into per GH/s so some will go to one pool, others to another, etc.. Will have to work with individuals and their needs as they come along.

[adaryian]

On Havelock a B.MINE share is 0.02852 BTC and it returns the profit from mining with 5Gh. At the current price it would mean you pay 14.43 USD for 5Gh and you have the posibility to sell that share any time you want.

I think you really should reconsider your prices, and this is not the biggest problem at all... in your case the trust problem is...

Working on the trust right now..

On Havelock a B.MINE share is 0.02852 BTC and it returns the profit from mining with 5Gh. At the current price it would mean you pay 14.43 USD for 5Gh and you have the posibility to sell that share any time you want.

I think you really should reconsider your prices, and this is not the biggest problem at all... in your case the trust problem is...

Even if you are cheaper, i'd much rather buy or rent from people with trust.

As said above, doing what I can to work on the trust factor.

[miaviator]

Why don't you just lease them at leaserig?
http://leaserig.net/index.jsp?rfid=1249

One reason is because they take a cut of the pie.

What are the other reasons?  or is that the only reason?

That's primary reason.  I have nothing against you or LeaseRig; it's a great concept.  I just don't want to have to pay someone for what I can give them in the same regards.  No offense.

Not offended at all.   

What about pool changes and device management?  If you are leasing for a year I would presume you have an SLA and offer some system for pool changes?

As of right now, I'm managing the pools the users want to mine at.  I'm working with someone on building a front end for the setup.  Payouts are proportional as I can't simply take some of the devices and divide them up into per GH/s so some will go to one pool, others to another, etc.. Will have to work with individuals and their needs as they come along.

If you are planning on long term rentals.  What would be a fair fee to get you to come to a service like leaserig vs building your own frontend or self managing pools?   

[byt411]

Why don't you just lease them at leaserig?
http://leaserig.net/index.jsp?rfid=1249

One reason is because they take a cut of the pie.

What are the other reasons?  or is that the only reason?

That's primary reason.  I have nothing against you or LeaseRig; it's a great concept.  I just don't want to have to pay someone for what I can give them in the same regards.  No offense.

Not offended at all.   

What about pool changes and device management?  If you are leasing for a year I would presume you have an SLA and offer some system for pool changes?

As of right now, I'm managing the pools the users want to mine at.  I'm working with someone on building a front end for the setup.  Payouts are proportional as I can't simply take some of the devices and divide them up into per GH/s so some will go to one pool, others to another, etc.. Will have to work with individuals and their needs as they come along.

If you are planning on long term rentals.  What would be a fair fee to get you to come to a service like leaserig vs building your own frontend or self managing pools?   

Your know, miaviator is a really nice guy, and he will probably lower the fees or try and meet your expectations.