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May 01, 2014, 06:49:52 AM
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So you've made this account only to complain about Cointerra.
And no, I'm not a burn victim.

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May 01, 2014, 07:26:06 AM
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No, but I am getting a refund from Bitmine.ch
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I am an Alex Jones victim
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May 01, 2014, 02:34:46 PM
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How were you burned by them?

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May 02, 2014, 10:47:18 AM
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.
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May 02, 2014, 10:54:33 AM
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And when I was telling people not to participate in auctions with cointerra miners that are not yet produced people would told me to fuck off and mind my own businesses!


Let the cry start!

And never pay for something that doesn't exists!

It's simple!

you pay for something to be created -> something goes wrong in the creation process -> need more funds -> no new preorders -> work stagnation -> delay product selling date -> the seller runs away with the money


this if we assume people actually tried to make something

if the seller is just a scammer he only does first and last step!

sorry for your loss guys but don't be DUMB next time!

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May 02, 2014, 10:55:16 AM
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.
People are way too ignorant. This is why they end up in many scams that are on the internet. They should have done their proper research on time and stayed away.

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May 02, 2014, 11:02:05 AM
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.

I don't understand why people think CoinTerra is scammer. There are one of very few legit company in bitcoin market.
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May 02, 2014, 11:20:24 AM
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.

I don't understand why people think CoinTerra is scammer. There are one of very few legit company in bitcoin market.

agreed, cointerra is not a scam!  their systems are powering 15% of the mining network right now from thousands of miners they've supplied to customers (like me) over the last few months.

cointerra may well be the third or fourth largest producer of bitcoin mining equipment in the world (after bitfury, kncminer and antminer).  this is definitely not a scam company!   the scam companies sell pre-orders and have little intention of shipping, or instead make people wait many months before delivery.

i've received a lot of miners from them as well as other companies.   some of my cointerra miners have been running more than 60-90 days.

why do the people who say its a scam or who are trying to call for 'burn victims'  only seem too have one post...?

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May 02, 2014, 11:39:03 AM
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.

I don't understand why people think CoinTerra is scammer. There are one of very few legit company in bitcoin market.

agreed, cointerra is not a scam!  their systems are powering 15% of the mining network right now from thousands of miners they've supplied to customers (like me) over the last few months.

cointerra may well be the third or fourth largest producer of bitcoin mining equipment in the world (after bitfury, kncminer and antminer).  this is definitely not a scam company!   the scam companies sell pre-orders and have little intention of shipping, or instead make people wait many months before delivery.

i've received a lot of miners from them as well as other companies.   some of my cointerra miners have been running more than 60-90 days.

why do the people who say its a scam or who are trying to call for 'burn victims'  only seem too have one post...?

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Then what are they talking about?

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May 02, 2014, 12:57:25 PM
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Then what are they talking about?

looks to be some combination of competitors or fanboys trying to trash 'the competition'.  even if some of the scam accusations are from current or former customers it doesn't make cointerra a scam.  scam has a specific meaning being akin to a 'con'. scam companies don't or haven't shipped, or delay shipments indefinitely. - whereas cointerra has shipped all their pre-orders (in most cases, within a few weeks of the due date and most of them in the actual month they were due and in some cases earlier than expected - and now sells from stock.  that isn't the definition of a scam company no matter which way the word scam can be stretched.

can't compare them with other companies that customers are right in calling scams because they sold preorders and promised dates that they are nowhere close to achieving, and in many cases didn't ship systems to customers.  some keep playing the shell game (bitmine, hashfast, butterflylabs).  these companies are months, and in some cases as much as 6 months late in deliveries.   heck, even kncminer isn't as stellar as it once was (read their forums for more details).
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May 02, 2014, 01:24:02 PM
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Well I agree customers in the first few batches may have been screwed they are by no means a scam company, I have 9 myself and they are solid, I will say that their RMA process is weak at best so as long as you don't need a warranty repair it's good..

In short somewhat problematic and poor support, yes.. A scam, definitely not..

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May 05, 2014, 03:20:30 PM
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.

I don't understand why people think CoinTerra is scammer. There are one of very few legit company in bitcoin market.

agreed, cointerra is not a scam!  their systems are powering 15% of the mining network right now from thousands of miners they've supplied to customers (like me) over the last few months.

cointerra may well be the third or fourth largest producer of bitcoin mining equipment in the world (after bitfury, kncminer and antminer).  this is definitely not a scam company!   the scam companies sell pre-orders and have little intention of shipping, or instead make people wait many months before delivery.

i've received a lot of miners from them as well as other companies.   some of my cointerra miners have been running more than 60-90 days.

why do the people who say its a scam or who are trying to call for 'burn victims'  only seem too have one post...?
-- Jez

CoinTerra makes a very unreliable low-quality product that is extremely overpriced. Their warranty is a joke. My TerraMiner IV did not even last 2 weeks before dying.

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May 05, 2014, 05:12:21 PM
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I have a Class Action Filled against CT, their equipment is sucks and has engineering  flaws that don't allow the miner to maintenance the equipment without void their warranty .
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May 05, 2014, 05:42:01 PM
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I have a Class Action Filled against CT, their equipment is sucks and has engineering  flaws that don't allow the miner to maintenance the equipment without void their warranty .

there are no user serviceable parts inside your system which is why they dont want you to open it up.  there's powerful electronics in there... running at high currents  - do the math if you dont believe me - (2100 watts at 0.7 volts = 3000 amps!) - ok, i simplified, and its less watts devoted to the asics and some go to the fans and cooling system, but still, there's some huge amperage in there and you shouldnt open it up.

you cant sue them because they wont let you open it up, as you risk electrocuting yourself.  its not a feeble battery powered device and you shouldnt go poking around in there as it wasnt built to be tinkered with.

sorry you think it sucks, but its a powerful miner and in use by plenty of people (most of whom probably dont think it sucks).  if you're having problems suggest contacting their support team and see if they cant help you.
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I have a Class Action Filled against CT, their equipment is sucks and has engineering  flaws that don't allow the miner to maintenance the equipment without void their warranty .

there are no user serviceable parts inside your system which is why they dont want you to open it up.  there's powerful electronics in there... running at high currents  - do the math if you dont believe me - (2100 watts at 0.7 volts = 3000 amps!) - ok, i simplified, and its less watts devoted to the asics and some go to the fans and cooling system, but still, there's some huge amperage in there and you shouldnt open it up.

you cant sue them because they wont let you open it up, as you risk electrocuting yourself.  its not a feeble battery powered device and you shouldnt go poking around in there as it wasnt built to be tinkered with.

sorry you think it sucks, but its a powerful miner and in use by plenty of people (most of whom probably dont think it sucks).  if you're having problems suggest contacting their support team and see if they cant help you.

I agree with you about the people should not be poking around in these units. BUT, by not being able to open these to clean them there is no way to get the lint out that builds up on the radiators which in turn will cause temps to rise.
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May 05, 2014, 06:37:12 PM
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the people above saying cointerra isn't a scam are not entirly correct....

I have ordered from them and place my order in early December, i requested a refund when they announced performance issues and the cost to run these machines.

They told me my refund request has been submitted..... and now continue to ignore every message that i have sent them since.

So as a result i have no miner and no refund.

If this means ive not been scammed then can somebody please explain what has happened. Because i certainly feel at this moment in time i have been SCAMMED out of my hard earned savings.

They don't even have the decency to respond to my pleas for my refund.

i'm now left penniless with no miner, how can you lot claim this is a legit company?

in my eyes legit companies reply to their customers messages.

All i want is a refund, it's not much to ask since their misrepresented sales tatics are illegal.

If my advice counts for anything, STAY AWAY FROM COINTERRA


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May 05, 2014, 08:42:28 PM
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CoinTerra strives to provide accurate and timely customer service. When possible we also connect with customers who are experiencing issues directly through PM here on bitcointalk.org, and will continue to reach out to ensure that all customers are given the support that they deserve.

Very Best,
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If you have any questions for us, we're happy to help at info (at) cointerra (dot) com
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May 05, 2014, 10:44:46 PM
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the people above saying cointerra isn't a scam are not entirly correct....

I have ordered from them and place my order in early December, i requested a refund when they announced performance issues and the cost to run these machines.

They told me my refund request has been submitted..... and now continue to ignore every message that i have sent them since.

So as a result i have no miner and no refund.

If this means ive not been scammed then can somebody please explain what has happened. Because i certainly feel at this moment in time i have been SCAMMED out of my hard earned savings.

They don't even have the decency to respond to my pleas for my refund.

i'm now left penniless with no miner, how can you lot claim this is a legit company?

in my eyes legit companies reply to their customers messages.

All i want is a refund, it's not much to ask since their misrepresented sales tatics are illegal.

If my advice counts for anything, STAY AWAY FROM COINTERRA


cxz - you're a newbie account, freshly created.  forgive us for thinking you might be a competitor or troll.

can you demonstrate that you're a genuine cointerra customer and that they've ignored your posts?
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May 05, 2014, 10:46:41 PM
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the people above saying cointerra isn't a scam are not entirly correct....

I have ordered from them and place my order in early December, i requested a refund when they announced performance issues and the cost to run these machines.

They told me my refund request has been submitted..... and now continue to ignore every message that i have sent them since.

So as a result i have no miner and no refund.

If this means ive not been scammed then can somebody please explain what has happened. Because i certainly feel at this moment in time i have been SCAMMED out of my hard earned savings.

They don't even have the decency to respond to my pleas for my refund.

i'm now left penniless with no miner, how can you lot claim this is a legit company?

in my eyes legit companies reply to their customers messages.

All i want is a refund, it's not much to ask since their misrepresented sales tatics are illegal.

If my advice counts for anything, STAY AWAY FROM COINTERRA


cxz - you're a newbie account, freshly created.  forgive us for thinking you might be a competitor or troll.

can you demonstrate that you're a genuine cointerra customer and that they've ignored your posts?


Well he joined my GB so we can rule troll out.

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CoinTerra strives to provide accurate and timely customer service. When possible we also connect with customers who are experiencing issues directly through PM here on bitcointalk.org, and will continue to reach out to ensure that all customers are given the support that they deserve.

Very Best,
Team CoinTerra

The quote mentioned above turns my stomach after the stress caused and time ive spent trying to contact you through every means possible. At the same time slightly pleased some of the customer service team is still active.


Also, why is what i said about cointerra in any way surprising, looking on the comments on their latest facebook status,  i'm not the only one having this problems with Cointerra customer service and refund policy (or lack of). I thought it was common knowledge that cointerra has the worst customer service ever.  

Yes I am a newbie on here.... an angry newbie at that! but certainly not a troll. Order: GV9022. As soon as i receive my refund i will be happy. i do not have any bad intentions when talking about cointerra, but until i see my bank balance refunded, i will continue to explain what has happened in my situation.

Can anyone here tell me if they have received a full refund from cointerra?Huh because i have yet to come across anyone getting their money back.

This is honestly (hand on heart) is the only non automated response (even though it looks like it may have been copied and pasted) that i have received from them since i accepted their refund offer. Funny how as soon as i mention my ignored cointerra requests on here I finally get a response by PM. It would have been a lot easier for cointerra to reply to my emails. there's plenty of them.  

When will i be refunded is all i want to know right now? Thats my main concern. I do not get any pleasure posting on here about cointerra, Im not the type to even bad mouth any company. Im simply doing it to ensure that I get my money back.

Please give me a call cointerra, on the phone number that i PM to you so we can sort this out.

I really do hope i'm not coming across like a troll because i am genuinely concerned about my money.

I have all the emails to prove to anyone here, how bad the cointerra customer service is. i don't work for anyone or any mining company. I'm just an ordinary cointerra customer worried he will never see his money again. I do not have anything against the cointerra miners and have never said anything negative because i can't comment on a miner ive never actually seen.

All i want is a full refund. Not much to ask for considering Cointerra offered me the full refund. i accepted the full refund... then nothing.... every email and facebook and twitter message has been ignored ever since. So instead of ignoring me why not just send my money back to my bank? whats so hard about that cointerra?  

Ok well i have PM you, lets see if you can get my refund finally sorted.

will be eagerly awaiting your reply.
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May 06, 2014, 05:32:29 AM
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Cointerra PM'd me a week ago though they had someone else's username in the PM for some reason regarding trying to help resolve my refund issue but I haven't heard anything back since.  My support emails have gone unanswered as well and of course their phone number just says to email them so it's not of any help.  Has anybody received their refund recently?  I am getting very nervous at this point since I ended up with a lot of overhead costs for our planned mining project but these units were just so out of spec we couldn't keep them without taking huge losses for hosting/cooling/power since our power just isn't that cheap, but now most of my money is tied up by cointerra.

Cointerra, please reply to let me know what's going on, you guys said it'd be four weeks and I replied to please send me the refund on 4/3/2013 (after emailing you originally on 4/2/2014).  I just need a valid check mailed to me, I already have 25K+ in delivered equipment from you guys and I had ended up paying $14k for the one December and one late March unit so I probably paid more for my units than pretty much anybody else but I need you to refund me the remaining money as promised.
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I have a Class Action Filled against CT, their equipment is sucks and has engineering  flaws that don't allow the miner to maintenance the equipment without void their warranty .

there are no user serviceable parts inside your system which is why they dont want you to open it up.  there's powerful electronics in there... running at high currents  - do the math if you dont believe me - (2100 watts at 0.7 volts = 3000 amps!) - ok, i simplified, and its less watts devoted to the asics and some go to the fans and cooling system, but still, there's some huge amperage in there and you shouldnt open it up.

you cant sue them because they wont let you open it up, as you risk electrocuting yourself.  its not a feeble battery powered device and you shouldnt go poking around in there as it wasnt built to be tinkered with.

sorry you think it sucks, but its a powerful miner and in use by plenty of people (most of whom probably dont think it sucks).  if you're having problems suggest contacting their support team and see if they cant help you.

LOL.. thats just a joke. iff your running 3000A i guess you got a very very expensive welder.. no way a curcuitboard can handle those amounts of amparage.
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I have a Class Action Filled against CT, their equipment is sucks and has engineering  flaws that don't allow the miner to maintenance the equipment without void their warranty .

there are no user serviceable parts inside your system which is why they dont want you to open it up.  there's powerful electronics in there... running at high currents  - do the math if you dont believe me - (2100 watts at 0.7 volts = 3000 amps!) - ok, i simplified, and its less watts devoted to the asics and some go to the fans and cooling system, but still, there's some huge amperage in there and you shouldnt open it up.

you cant sue them because they wont let you open it up, as you risk electrocuting yourself.  its not a feeble battery powered device and you shouldnt go poking around in there as it wasnt built to be tinkered with.

sorry you think it sucks, but its a powerful miner and in use by plenty of people (most of whom probably dont think it sucks).  if you're having problems suggest contacting their support team and see if they cant help you.

LOL.. thats just a joke. iff your running 3000A i guess you got a very very expensive welder.. no way a curcuitboard can handle those amounts of amparage.

as i said, i was over simplifying for dramatic effect...  here's a revision with a bit more accuracy.

we all know that the box consumes 2100 at the wall...  but in reality some of that is power supply inefficiency, then some must run the fans and cooling system...    then some will go through their dc/dc conversion circuitry (to drop from 12 volts dc that the power supply provides, down to < 0.7 volts that the asics want)... and its here where (cointerra admitted) is why their power consumption is so high (the dc/dc conversion circuit they used, wasn't efficient enough), which limits the performance of their product and is why they designed it to hit 2 TH/s for the model that comes out shortly...    anyway.. so allowing for inefficient dc/dc conversion, lets assume that the asics get 1600 watts out of the 2100 watts that it consumes at the wall... and lets also assume that the voltage is 0.68v ...   then the actual amperage that the asics are being provided is about 2300 amps (!).   and there's four asics, each one containing four dies...  so 16 dies in total, so each one is being fed almost 150 amps !

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Cointerra PM'd me a week ago though they had someone else's username in the PM for some reason regarding trying to help resolve my refund issue but I haven't heard anything back since.  My support emails have gone unanswered as well and of course their phone number just says to email them so it's not of any help.  Has anybody received their refund recently?  I am getting very nervous at this point since I ended up with a lot of overhead costs for our planned mining project but these units were just so out of spec we couldn't keep them without taking huge losses for hosting/cooling/power since our power just isn't that cheap, but now most of my money is tied up by cointerra.

Cointerra, please reply to let me know what's going on, you guys said it'd be four weeks and I replied to please send me the refund on 4/3/2013 (after emailing you originally on 4/2/2014).  I just need a valid check mailed to me, I already have 25K+ in delivered equipment from you guys and I had ended up paying $14k for the one December and one late March unit so I probably paid more for my units than pretty much anybody else but I need you to refund me the remaining money as promised.

cointerra have not refunded anyone yet. They seem to be ignoring their refund customers. Sounds like a scam to me. It shouldn't take 4 days, nevermind 4 weeks to send that refund. The company is a joke. they have ignored every email i have sent since i requested my refund. 
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Then what are they talking about?

looks to be some combination of competitors or fanboys trying to trash 'the competition'.  even if some of the scam accusations are from current or former customers it doesn't make cointerra a scam.  scam has a specific meaning being akin to a 'con'. scam companies don't or haven't shipped, or delay shipments indefinitely. - whereas cointerra has shipped all their pre-orders (in most cases, within a few weeks of the due date and most of them in the actual month they were due and in some cases earlier than expected - and now sells from stock.  that isn't the definition of a scam company no matter which way the word scam can be stretched.

can't compare them with other companies that customers are right in calling scams because they sold preorders and promised dates that they are nowhere close to achieving, and in many cases didn't ship systems to customers.  some keep playing the shell game (bitmine, hashfast, butterflylabs).  these companies are months, and in some cases as much as 6 months late in deliveries.   heck, even kncminer isn't as stellar as it once was (read their forums for more details).

yet another shill working for cointerra.... either that or delusional..... I like many.....did not get my pre-order on the promised date. i don't think anyone did......try sending them money and getting a refund, im sure your attitude towards cointerra will change.

i sent cointerra my money. they sent me nothing.... i asked for a refund.... i hear nothing.......

Now please tell me how you judge my situation.

because if ive not been scammed then i must be missing something.

no miner or refund or response....... how can you say there not scammers?Huh??

i message them daily to hear no response.

are you for real?

how much is cointerra paying you to spread your nonesense on these forums.

as you seem to jump down the throat of any customers on here who complains about them.

cut the bullshit. legit companies respond to customer emails. and have a customer service employees. i dont believe cointerra even cares

once they have your money its on to the next sale.

Typical scammers mentality.

we all know cointerra is a scam now

they cannot hide it
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May 07, 2014, 01:21:54 PM
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CoinTerra strives to provide accurate and timely customer service. When possible we also connect with customers who are experiencing issues directly through PM here on bitcointalk.org, and will continue to reach out to ensure that all customers are given the support that they deserve.

Very Best,
Team CoinTerra

If this is the case, why didnt you respond to my PM

your lies knock me sick.

i paid my money on time..... in december..... no miner turned up.... i asked for a refund..... no response..


as a result no miner.... or refund.... or response.....

your customer service is far from timely. its non-existant.

you only reply to sales. once you have thier money. you do not respond.

it is a typical scammers way to communicate

get thier money and send them nothing and ignore them.

the bullshit they say on here is just awful about how great thier customer service is.

cointerra has lied about everything from the start.

and continue to lie and lie and lie.

you have failed to respond to any emails. facebook twitter and PM on here.

yet you have time to write bull shit like the quote above.

Who are you trying to kid cointerra. Refund us now.

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Then what are they talking about?

looks to be some combination of competitors or fanboys trying to trash 'the competition'.  even if some of the scam accusations are from current or former customers it doesn't make cointerra a scam.  scam has a specific meaning being akin to a 'con'. scam companies don't or haven't shipped, or delay shipments indefinitely. - whereas cointerra has shipped all their pre-orders (in most cases, within a few weeks of the due date and most of them in the actual month they were due and in some cases earlier than expected - and now sells from stock.  that isn't the definition of a scam company no matter which way the word scam can be stretched.

can't compare them with other companies that customers are right in calling scams because they sold preorders and promised dates that they are nowhere close to achieving, and in many cases didn't ship systems to customers.  some keep playing the shell game (bitmine, hashfast, butterflylabs).  these companies are months, and in some cases as much as 6 months late in deliveries.   heck, even kncminer isn't as stellar as it once was (read their forums for more details).

yet another shill working for cointerra.... either that or delusional..... I like many.....did not get my pre-order on the promised date. i don't think anyone did......try sending them money and getting a refund, im sure your attitude towards cointerra will change.

i sent cointerra my money. they sent me nothing.... i asked for a refund.... i hear nothing.......

Now please tell me how you judge my situation.

because if ive not been scammed then i must be missing something.

no miner or refund or response....... how can you say there not scammers?Huh??

i message them daily to hear no response.

are you for real?

how much is cointerra paying you to spread your nonesense on these forums.

as you seem to jump down the throat of any customers on here who complains about them.

cut the bullshit. legit companies respond to customer emails. and have a customer service employees. i dont believe cointerra even cares

once they have your money its on to the next sale.

Typical scammers mentality.

we all know cointerra is a scam now

they cannot hide it

Use ignore. He/she doesn't appear to have any authority to actually help with anything cointerra related and just spews a steady stream of rainbows & unicorn nonsense to distract.

Each scam company seems to have at least one of these clowns running interference.
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LOL.. thats just a joke. iff your running 3000A i guess you got a very very expensive welder.. no way a curcuitboard can handle those amounts of amparage.

aerobatic revised his estimate, but I'll reiterate what he said:

The entire circuitboard is not handling 3000A. Many, many very short sections of wire deliver between 20-40A from each VRM to many Vdd leads on each chip. That's also why the VRMs are located *right* next to the chips. Almost all the resistive loss is in the chips, hence the extremely large heat exchangers (heat sinks). In terms of heat output per unit of volume, the chips far exceed nuclear fuel rods in this respect (which are also "water cooled").
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Then what are they talking about?

looks to be some combination of competitors or fanboys trying to trash 'the competition'.  even if some of the scam accusations are from current or former customers it doesn't make cointerra a scam.  scam has a specific meaning being akin to a 'con'. scam companies don't or haven't shipped, or delay shipments indefinitely. - whereas cointerra has shipped all their pre-orders (in most cases, within a few weeks of the due date and most of them in the actual month they were due and in some cases earlier than expected - and now sells from stock.  that isn't the definition of a scam company no matter which way the word scam can be stretched.

can't compare them with other companies that customers are right in calling scams because they sold preorders and promised dates that they are nowhere close to achieving, and in many cases didn't ship systems to customers.  some keep playing the shell game (bitmine, hashfast, butterflylabs).  these companies are months, and in some cases as much as 6 months late in deliveries.   heck, even kncminer isn't as stellar as it once was (read their forums for more details).

yet another shill working for cointerra.... either that or delusional..... I like many.....did not get my pre-order on the promised date. i don't think anyone did......try sending them money and getting a refund, im sure your attitude towards cointerra will change.

i sent cointerra my money. they sent me nothing.... i asked for a refund.... i hear nothing.......

Now please tell me how you judge my situation.

because if ive not been scammed then i must be missing something.

no miner or refund or response....... how can you say there not scammers?Huh??

i message them daily to hear no response.

are you for real?

how much is cointerra paying you to spread your nonesense on these forums.

as you seem to jump down the throat of any customers on here who complains about them.

cut the bullshit. legit companies respond to customer emails. and have a customer service employees. i dont believe cointerra even cares

once they have your money its on to the next sale.

Typical scammers mentality.

we all know cointerra is a scam now

they cannot hide it

Use ignore. He/she doesn't appear to have any authority to actually help with anything cointerra related and just spews a steady stream of rainbows & unicorn nonsense to distract.

Each scam company seems to have at least one of these clowns running interference.
Jury is still out if CoinTerra will refund all the customers who was granted refund. There were hand full of customers who did received their refund but many have not. I'm waiting for my refund since April 2.  Angry I don't make false accusations so I would said anything that aren't fact. Only fact that I know is that I was told it could take up to 4 weeks for refund on April 2 email and it has past and gone without any update. My account still shows Refund Pending.
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I heard that cointerra are scammers but never used them thought , and probably will never use, feel sorry for those who got scammed.

I don't understand why people think CoinTerra is scammer. There are one of very few legit company in bitcoin market.

CoinTerra strives to provide accurate and timely customer service. When possible we also connect with customers who are experiencing issues directly through PM here on bitcointalk.org, and will continue to reach out to ensure that all customers are given the support that they deserve.

Very Best,
Team CoinTerra

My miner is dead in the water for 2 days now after applying a firmware which was sent across by your support staff. Would you kindly help me restore it please because if not for your support staff I would have had a miner mining at least intermittently rather than completely unusable? Have sent a PM yesterday day as well. No response to emails or PM.
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SEND YOUR STORY TO THE MEDIA

http://www.infowars.com/support-tickets/

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What happened to you and where is the pictures!!!!
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So I think this makes week 7 this week and no refund...they did offer to be more communicative, though so far that hasn't actually meant anything...
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So I think this makes week 7 this week and no refund...they did offer to be more communicative, though so far that hasn't actually meant anything...

I just spoke to CoinTerra and the actual wait has gone up to 12 weeks from 4. This is a scam and we need to get together and take group legal action.  Before they disappear. PM me if your interested
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So I think this makes week 7 this week and no refund...they did offer to be more communicative, though so far that hasn't actually meant anything...

I just spoke to CoinTerra and the actual wait has gone up to 12 weeks from 4. This is a scam and we need to get together and take group legal action.  Before they disappear. PM me if your interested

How did you manage to get in touch with them? I have a machine which is dead because of the firmware they sent to me to apply on it. Now they ignore my emails and phone calls.
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So I think this makes week 7 this week and no refund...they did offer to be more communicative, though so far that hasn't actually meant anything...

I just spoke to CoinTerra and the actual wait has gone up to 12 weeks from 4. This is a scam and we need to get together and take group legal action.  Before they disappear. PM me if your interested
I'm already in the works of speaking with a lawyer.  When did they tell you 12 weeks?
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Earlier today. 8-12 week back log. Ask your lawyer about how long they are allowed to keep our refunds and let me know please
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How stupid do cointerra think their customers are? This so called backlog means they are broke. 8-12 weeks to get in and scam as many people before they file for bankruptcy.
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Its all the Cointerra management's fault. The Cointerra staff are actually very nice including support guy Marshall and the refund person Christina etc. The staff is doing their best but management has setup these monkey cake rules ruining everything they try to do to help customers.

The management has ruined it all with their inexperienced sales money grabbing tactics.

Why did they not just offer 2 for 1 right away and all their hardware would have left the shelves? Whoever is running Cointerra should be fired and replaced with a more experienced management.
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Yes, I am a burn victim of Cointerra and also Cloudhashing, because these two work together on the scam!
The article in Reddit of May is absolutely right, the earlier comment in this tread stating that Cointerra provides approx 15% of mining is also correct, however...
that is mostly equipment fresh from manufacturing, paid by customers(!), been put into mining production not for customers but providing mining profit for Cointerra and Cloudhashing!
Then when customer (like me) who actually paid for the mining equipment start querying on the status of delivery of our/my equipment... the dreaded scam excuses are starting!
That so-called "great" alternative offer, where customers are offered 2 units for the price of 1... just the same story... postponing the scam effect just another few weeks/months out!
Customers are bound to pay any order within 7DAYS(!), and Cointerra has all the resources available to assure that is checked, but when it comes down to paying their own bills and refunds...
then there is not a single person available!
I have been burnt; Cointerra and Cloudhashing have cashed in already, their management has become filthy rich... over our backs!!!
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Yes, I am a burn victim of Cointerra and also Cloudhashing, because these two work together on the scam!
The article in Reddit of May is absolutely right, the earlier comment in this tread stating that Cointerra provides approx 15% of mining is also correct, however...
that is mostly equipment fresh from manufacturing, paid by customers(!), been put into mining production not for customers but providing mining profit for Cointerra and Cloudhashing!
Then when customer (like me) who actually paid for the mining equipment start querying on the status of delivery of our/my equipment... the dreaded scam excuses are starting!
That so-called "great" alternative offer, where customers are offered 2 units for the price of 1... just the same story... postponing the scam effect just another few weeks/months out!
Customers are bound to pay any order within 7DAYS(!), and Cointerra has all the resources available to assure that is checked, but when it comes down to paying their own bills and refunds...
then there is not a single person available!
I have been burnt; Cointerra and Cloudhashing have cashed in already, their management has become filthy rich... over our backs!!!


karma is on our side, do not fret yet.

send your complaints to the relevant bodies and apply pressure, there are already plenty of complaints against these 'geniuses'

misappropriation of funds is a crime - they can act like they are unaware of this fact but that does not change the fact
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coterra will pay off or?
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coterra will pay off or?

seeing will be believing...

i have faith ravi and his team will prefer to cough up the refunds, albeit shamefully late!

Not to pick on you specifically, because we're all in the same situation, and I have been equally complicit in this: Faith is defined as belief without sufficient evidence.

There's no reason to trust anything we are being told by Cointerra. Lying is a cooperative act. We want to believe what they say because the alternative is too horrible to accept. The only way a lie works is if you agree to participate. When it comes to Cointerra, I choose to have zero faith, and instead act only based on evidence.
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coterra will pay off or?

seeing will be believing...

i have faith ravi and his team will prefer to cough up the refunds, albeit shamefully late!

Not to pick on you specifically, because we're all in the same situation, and I have been equally complicit in this: Faith is defined as belief without sufficient evidence.

There's no reason to trust anything we are being told by Cointerra. Lying is a cooperative act. We want to believe what they say because the alternative is too horrible to accept. The only way a lie works is if you agree to participate. When it comes to Cointerra, I choose to have zero faith, and instead act only based on evidence.

a very fair point and i agree wholeheartedly - but where dos that leave us??

what actions have you taken now that you accept they are liars & unwilling to refund us in a timely manner if at all?
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coterra will pay off or?

seeing will be believing...

i have faith ravi and his team will prefer to cough up the refunds, albeit shamefully late!

Not to pick on you specifically, because we're all in the same situation, and I have been equally complicit in this: Faith is defined as belief without sufficient evidence.

There's no reason to trust anything we are being told by Cointerra. Lying is a cooperative act. We want to believe what they say because the alternative is too horrible to accept. The only way a lie works is if you agree to participate. When it comes to Cointerra, I choose to have zero faith, and instead act only based on evidence.

a very fair point and i agree wholeheartedly - but where dos that leave us??

what actions have you taken now that you accept they are liars & unwilling to refund us in a timely manner if at all?


Well, for one, I'm presently going through all the available consumer protection agencies. Have done the Texas AG, am doing the FTC on Monday unless the funds clear, and will do the BBB on Tuesday, and if I don't have satisfaction by Wednesday I'll be shortlisting Lawyers. I'm going through a similar process with Terramine Hosting.
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have you contacted bitpay (assuming you paid thru them)

elyse giles is a very helpful person who has got me a promise of a bank transfer today - i am still waiting for it but i have received 3-4 emails from cointerra indicating it is literally 'being processed now'

i decided to wait before posting this and in the meantime it was refunded.

the cash is now in my account.

the person who contacted me advised using this email.

jc@cointerra.com

Good Luck All, and get in touch with BitPay if you can - i cant express my appreciation for their input.

Ed.


seems i lost 100GBP in the exchange but i can live with that..... just.
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I'm about to receive my 2nd unit(1.6TH) tomorrow.
I'm *not* a cointerra burn victim.
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I have been waiting for my refund since April 1st, so it is going on ten weeks now.  I did get an email from Amith Nirgunarthy today and he asked me for my phone number, so he can call me tomorrow.  I see that since the BBB announcement on them in the past two days in the media that they have closed down their Forum.  They claim that they had 200 refunds to process and it shouldn't take this long to process them even if they did one an hour.
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why is everyone upset with cointerra if its only a few month backlog ?
you all putup with BFL for a yr+ ??

I'm not involved with either company, just curious.. or am i missing something ??

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why is everyone upset with cointerra if its only a few month backlog ?
you all putup with BFL for a yr+ ??

I'm not involved with either company, just curious.. or am i missing something ??

I'm going to forget you asked if we waited for bfl and that makes it ok to wait for other companys!
And ill just let you know of one of many evil things this company did to us
it sold in hand miners at a fraction of the cost while it still had pre-ordered miners not shipping for another couple of months!
It literately advertised its in hand miners at a fraction of the cost that the pre orders paid and were scheduled to receive their miners months later!

I wouldn't be surprised if ravi is a bit shorter next year!!!
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I have received my refund and am happy. I wish all the best to those of you who are still waiting on your refund. I do feel your pain and uncertainty that comes with waiting and waiting.
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Sandhog let me give you my update we had orders placed next to each other I accepted my cointerra and you opted for a refund. I recieved it on April 2nd or 3rd cannot remember. Purchased it around the all time high of $1150 per btc for a total of 5.52btc. It really only has to make that to break even, I have to think in BTC not USD. I rolled the BTC it made into cloud hashing and antminer S1 devices to replace my aging GPU's that were no longer profitable scrypt mining.

So with the help of 3-4btc to start with and the cointerra I now have 7.8Ths of hashpower and a few btc to play with still with more now stacking up. The cointerra has ROI in BTC already. One core in one of the chips tends to get hot and hotter now and I assume it will be an issue further down the line, hopefully I can repack the thermal paste in there to help when it does. Makes ~40% in btc now then it did in April when I got it.

 
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Sandhog let me give you my update we had orders placed next to each other I accepted my cointerra and you opted for a refund. I recieved it on April 2nd or 3rd cannot remember. Purchased it around the all time high of $1150 per btc for a total of 5.52btc. It really only has to make that to break even, I have to think in BTC not USD. I rolled the BTC it made into cloud hashing and antminer S1 devices to replace my aging GPU's that were no longer profitable scrypt mining.

So with the help of 3-4btc to start with and the cointerra I now have 7.8Ths of hashpower and a few btc to play with still with more now stacking up. The cointerra has ROI in BTC already. One core in one of the chips tends to get hot and hotter now and I assume it will be an issue further down the line, hopefully I can repack the thermal paste in there to help when it does. Makes ~40% in btc now then it did in April when I got it.

 
For me, I paid with USD and will never make back the ROI. Also, I only have a 40 Amps coming into my apartment and don't need a space heater that sound like I'm vacuuming 24/7. I happy to received my refund. If I had my refund within 4 weeks like I supposed to when BTC was between $400 to $450, I would had 50% ROI. Either way, I have antminer also and it's much better machine I think than cointerra miner.   
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I have a Terraminer from the February batch, which is only hashing at half the speed.  One board has been completely out of service since late March.  I have contacted the support team countless times through email and by telephone, and have had no luck.  Also, the Cointerra forum is now unaccessible? I can't even find it indexed in Google.
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I'm looking for any CT buyers that want in on a class action against CT, if you bought a TM II or TM IV before Dec . PM to give you the details The last day is today to join 6/11/14

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I'm looking for any CT buyers that want in on a class action against CT, if you bought a TM II or TM IV before Dec . PM to give you the details The last day is today to join 6/11/14


CT never produced TM II to my knowledge. They barely produced TM IV. I don't even know whatever happen to the PCI card with 400 Gh/s. Anyhow, I think CT is on it's way out since they are not producing any newer version of the miners. 
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If any of you want to sell your problematic Terraminer(s) then I would be interested. EU preferred, but the offer is open to other countries.

PM the description of the issue and the stats saved in txt (if the miner turns on).

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I'm looking for any CT buyers that want in on a class action against CT, if you bought a TM II or TM IV before Dec . PM to give you the details The last day is today to join 6/11/14


CT never produced TM II to my knowledge. They barely produced TM IV. I don't even know whatever happen to the PCI card with 400 Gh/s. Anyhow, I think CT is on it's way out since they are not producing any newer version of the miners. 

I bought my Cointerra IV in december 2013. Delivered april (round about).
Performance is very low. Sometimes 1.1 Thz.Wattage way above promised. Delivery slow.
Yes i like to join!

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