LSM Labs

[ChuckBuck]

PG bringing the heat on a Monday morning.   

Missed your presence in the Black Arrow threads.   

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[Phinnaeus Gage]

PG bringing the heat on a Monday morning.    

Missed your presence in the Black Arrow threads.  

Hope I utilized my 20,000th post wisely via saving fellow bitcoiners millions.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

https://www.silkroadalternatives.com/contact-cn

You can also contact us in the following ways:

Address: No. C2-415 West Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province season -mail: info@lsm-labs.com Phone: +1 (515) 412-4438

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The Dark Markets2 months ago
 
ahoy, all of the problems you just mentioned are a result of misunderstanding.  The darknet is a gateway to a whole wide world of information that you would otherwise not be privy too.  This comes at a small cost however, and that cost is taking some time to learn how the dark net works.  Some of your online behavior will have to change while using it.  For example.  Most accounts you set up are temporary in order to protect your anonymity.  That is why when you try to log in a second time using the same info, you are often prompted to create a new account etc...   Feel free to post any specific questions and one of our qualified representatives will surely help you solve the problems you are having. Have a great day matey,

DPR

Anybody know who this DPR dude may be?

[jimmothy]

PG bringing the heat on a Monday morning.   

Missed your presence in the Black Arrow threads.   

Definitely do not miss him spamming the BA threads.

Regardless good job PG. This is why we need you.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

PG bringing the heat on a Monday morning.   

Missed your presence in the Black Arrow threads.   

Definitely do not miss him spamming the BA threads.

Regardless good job PG. This is why we need you.

Thanks, bud (or was it prick, for I honestly can't remember, bud?  )

http://www.offervault.com/affiliate-offers/details/offerid/1144420/lsm-labs-bitcoin-mining-hardware/

LSM Labs - Bitcoin mining hardware Share

Description

LSM Labs is a bitcoin mining hardware company that manufacturers leading edge Bitcoin ASIC processors and systems. We currently have the cheapest and most powerful mining rigs in the world. Customers that purchase our machines can expect to receive a payout of $ 1 000 per week of passive income once they've connected their machines. Our machines are priced at $ 7 200 and are the cheapest on the market, so customers will break even on their purchase within 2 months of purchasing our product. At this rate, we expect our machines to be able to generate above $ 50 000 per year (for one machine), which is a 600% return on investment for our customers.

Best conversions will come from targeting males between 25-45.
Offer Details
Category : Lead Gen, Mobile, Internet, Web, & Tech,
Offer Payout : 25%
Last Updated : 07 Apr 2014

http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/lsm-labs-offers-affordable-bitcoin-mining-and-litecoin-mining-asics-with-delivery-guarantee-495213.htm

All ASIC system board’s have a lifetime warranty from manufacture defect or component failure. LSM Labs is currently providing 20% discount on bulk orders for 5 or more units as well.

So, if a person purchased 5 Medusas at $3,200 each trough an affiliate link, LSM Labs would only receive $9,600 (3,200 x .8 x 5 x .75) even though the rigs were originally priced at $4K each.

This is one fuckin' amazing company!

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Name:   gdrake
Posts:   5
Activity:   5
Position:   Newbie
Date Registered:   March 24, 2014, 07:15:16 PM
Last Active:   April 27, 2014, 06:25:27 PM

Looks like we've shown this asshole the door!

[gfuzz]

Noob. First Post....
.... Long time trader, but trying to get more and more into scrypt mining. That said, I have sent emails to every ASIC manufacturer I can find looking for angles, truth, customer service, etc (currently I only have approx 2.4mhs in gear).  Anyway, I wanted to share this email chain. I blocked out my contact details using #, and the emails are coming from LSM Labs Support <support@lsm-labs.com>


"Garrett Reed <#>
May 2 (1 day ago)

to support
Hi,

I was about to order the Zeus asic scrypt miners that just came out for preorder with delivery next month....But! I just found your site.

Im located in Connecticut and would prefer to do business with you anyway -i have family in Wilmington.

180mhs @ $6k ? Crazy!! Thats real $$$$...
However, I don't have $6,000 to spend.
Do you have any smaller units -even ones you used for testing. I was only going to spend about $1000 with Zeus and then add on more units as I can afford to (they r selling 1.2mhs for couple hundred a unit).

Let me know! I'll pay cash or BTC and be a repeat customer!
Thank you in advance



LSM Labs Support
9:18 PM (19 hours ago)

to me
Hi Garrett

We have a number of used miners that we can sell you if you like and we
can accept payment in Bitcoin. See below:

- 15 MH/s scrypt miner (used): 2.5 BTC
- 20 MH/s scrypt miner (used): 3 BTC
- 30 MH/s scrypt miner (used): 4.5 BTC

We take our rates from BTC-e, with a current rate of 1 BTC = $430.

Shipping is included in the above prices.

Please let us know which product you would like to order and your full
name and delivery address and we will issue you with an order confirmation
number and wallet details.

Please note this offer is valid until Wednesday 7th May 2014.

Kind regards

LSM Labs Support Team


Garrett Reed <#>
10:16 PM (18 hours ago)

to LSM
Thanks LSM! I appreciate you getting back to me so quickly..... I would love to purchase the 15 MH/S scrypt miner for 2.5 BTC!

" - 15 MH/s scrypt miner (used): 2.5 BTC"

Could you send me some basic details on this miner (power, heat/cooling, usb, etc.)?
I will be sure to pay you ASAP!
Billing/Shipping info is as follows:

Garrett Reed
#

Thank you again for your prompt response, and giving me options that I can afford within my current budget. I also like doing business in the US.

Best
Garrett
#"



LSM Labs Support
1:27 AM (14 hours ago)

to me
Hi Garrett

The 15 MH/s scrpyt miner runs on 220W of power and a 12V input.  We can
include the power supply as part of the deal.

Please see payment details below:

Amount: 2.5 BTC
Payment Address: 1DteBaAjs4aWMvB3qjfUeb1R1qhAKDsbZA

Please send us the transaction ID and we will begin processing your order
once we receive confirmation.

Kind regards

LSM Labs Support Team



On Fri, May 2, 2014 10:16 pm, Garrett Reed wrote:
> Thanks LSM! I appreciate you getting back to me so quickly..... I would
> love to purchase the 15 MH/S scrypt miner for 2.5 BTC!
>
> " - 15 MH/s scrypt miner (used): 2.5 BTC"
>
>
> Could you send me some basic details on this miner (power, heat/cooling,
> usb, etc.)? I will be sure to pay you ASAP!
> Billing/Shipping info is as follows:
>
>
> *#*
> *#*
> *#*



Garrett Reed <#>
3:24 PM (57 minutes ago)

to LSM
Sounds good . not quite the details I was looking for though. I feel like I'm taking a leap of faith.... What type of chips is this running on or are they graphics cards? Do you have specs and some pictures/video? Thanks again.
Garrett

#



Thoughts anyone? Thanks
Gfuzz (obviously Garrett)

[lookitsash]

I would like to trust lsm labs, they have some very enticing products compared to whats currently available elsewhere.  However, it seems very strange that they are U.S. based but the bank used for payments is a Deutsche Bank in Prague.  They said in an email that they have moved their bank offshore due to licensing required for operating bitcoin related products in the US, but this seems very odd.  I am not aware of any special bitcoin licensing required in the US, especially anything that would force them to use an international bank.

[Dryleaf]

I would like to trust lsm labs, they have some very enticing products compared to whats currently available elsewhere.  However, it seems very strange that they are U.S. based but the bank used for payments is a Deutsche Bank in Prague.  They said in an email that they have moved their bank offshore due to licensing required for operating bitcoin related products in the US, but this seems very odd.  I am not aware of any special bitcoin licensing required in the US, especially anything that would force them to use an international bank.

There are no special licenses required for manufacturing the BTC hardware in the US.