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alienesb
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May 15, 2014, 03:09:55 PM |
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Credit cards, not GPUs  |
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jjj0923 (OP)
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May 15, 2014, 03:21:09 PM |
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at this point in time the 24 MHS Hashra unit is the best investment
good price plus 10% off plus deliver in about 10 to 14 days
I have one on order and may change it to two.
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forevernoob
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May 15, 2014, 03:25:28 PM |
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I rather buy a Chinese miner because I have had extremely bad experiences from bitcoin miner companies from the US.
I can't believe you guys have so much trust for Zeus and Gawminers.
The pictures of the miners are a joke! They don't have the finished product yet. What guarantee do we have they don't end up stalling like every other ASIC company?
At least when buying from China you can use escrow. To be honest the only ASIC I'm remotely interested in is the GS Blade and that is old technology.
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jjj0923 (OP)
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May 15, 2014, 03:26:38 PM |
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the Hashra unit is Chinese made
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forevernoob
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May 15, 2014, 03:38:36 PM
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the Hashra unit is Chinese made
I doesn't matter what country the product is made in if the people running the company are a bunch of scammers. Now I don't know if Hashra are scammers or not. But their website display a lot of "concept" miners. That's a warning sign to me. It's really not about US made or not, KNC is from Europe and lately their customer support have gone to shit. So my point is that if you are looking for ASICs don't blindly pick & chose the miner with the best hashrate/USD. Rather investigate and see if the company is trustworthy or not. |
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jjj0923 (OP)
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May 15, 2014, 03:53:47 PM |
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the Hashra unit is Chinese made
I doesn't matter what country the product is made in if the people running the company are a bunch of scammers. Now I don't know if Hashra are scammers or not. But there website display a lot of "concept" miners. That's a warning sign to me. It's really not about US made or not, KNC is from Europe and lately there customer support have gone to shit. So my point is that if you are looking for ASICs don't blindly pick & chose the miner with the best hashrate/USD. Rather investigate and see if the company is trustworthy or not. Simon from Hashra has been a Gridseed distributor for a while and I've bought multiple items from him. He decided to have his own miner built because he knew all of the designers and manfacturers in China so he's there right now. Check out their Facebook Page - he posted a video of his new miner yesterday and he's at the manufacturing facility right now monitoring the first batch being built which will ship before the end of the month. Simon is based in London. he's def not a scammer! |
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nikolaz
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May 15, 2014, 04:08:59 PM |
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the Hashra unit is Chinese made
I doesn't matter what country the product is made in if the people running the company are a bunch of scammers. Now I don't know if Hashra are scammers or not. But there website display a lot of "concept" miners. That's a warning sign to me. It's really not about US made or not, KNC is from Europe and lately there customer support have gone to shit. So my point is that if you are looking for ASICs don't blindly pick & chose the miner with the best hashrate/USD. Rather investigate and see if the company is trustworthy or not. Simon from Hashra has been a Gridseed distributor for a while and I've bought multiple items from him. He decided to have his own miner built because he knew all of the designers and manfacturers in China so he's there right now. Check out their Facebook Page - he posted a video of his new miner yesterday and he's at the manufacturing facility right now monitoring the first batch being built which will ship before the end of the month. Simon is based in London. he's def not a scammer! Well, I can definitely say he is not a scammer... I had issue with my Gridseed Blades and Gridseed refused to replaced/repair the blades. Simon was kind enough to offer me replacements... It is a shame that people whom never dealt with them calling them a Scammer... |
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forevernoob
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May 15, 2014, 06:26:21 PM |
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I'm not saying they are scammers. But they may very well be late in their deliverers. Or can you guarantee they will deliver on time?
You say they have delivered GS hardware. How does that make them world class on ASICs manufacturing?
All I'm saying is you should never put in maximum trust to a new company. KNC delivered first batch then they went to shit. How can we be sure the same is not gonna happen to Hashra?
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jjj0923 (OP)
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May 15, 2014, 06:36:48 PM |
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I'm not saying they are scammers. But they may very well be late in their deliverers. Or can you guarantee they will deliver on time?
You say they have delivered GS hardware. How does that make them world class on ASICs manufacturing?
All I'm saying is you should never put in maximum trust to a new company. KNC delivered first batch then they went to shit. How can we be sure the same is not gonna happen to Hashra?
you're right - no company can guarantee anything - look at all the Saturn drivers in the United States - ha ha ha |
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bitlind
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May 15, 2014, 08:27:33 PM |
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I wanted to buy the blizzard at 1.2mh/s but the company wants you to send money overseas a big no no. if something went wrong you have to go there to straighten it out. so i had to buy a junky one at 1mh/s. overseas banking no no no
A junky one? yes i mean less hash per dollar Well, those 1+ MH/s miners are essentially rebranded Zeus miners and will probably achieve the same speeds as the blizzard provided there are no issues |
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nikolaz
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May 16, 2014, 09:47:55 AM |
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I wanted to buy the blizzard at 1.2mh/s but the company wants you to send money overseas a big no no. if something went wrong you have to go there to straighten it out. so i had to buy a junky one at 1mh/s. overseas banking no no no
A junky one? yes i mean less hash per dollar Well, those 1+ MH/s miners are essentially rebranded Zeus miners and will probably achieve the same speeds as the blizzard provided there are no issues Are you sure they are rebranded Zeus Miners... From what I can tell everything is different maybe except for the ASIC chips... Also Hashra is much cheaper per MH compare to Zeusminer. |
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Oldminer
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May 16, 2014, 12:46:54 PM |
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Can these be used with Windows?
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