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October 24, 2012, 10:55:35 PM
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Hey Tom, how do you usually describe the contents of the package when you ship FPGAs overseas? Computer hardware? Will you use the same description for ASIC devices?

Thanks.

For the ModMiner i always listed it as "Merchandise"

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FPGA Mini Computer

for the bASIC I will probably do something similar

"ASIC Mini Computer"

or something of that nature


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"ASIC Mini Computer" works for me  Grin, unfortunately they'll probably open it and say it's computer parts not a complete computer.  Cry
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October 24, 2012, 11:23:17 PM
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If ordering by credit card the billing and shipping address have to match anyway I think so dodging the VAT isn't as easy as it seems.
Is that so? Because as mentioned before I'm planning to visit a friend in the USA and to stay there until ~18. December. If shipping starts like in the first week of December it would be early enough to send the bASIC to him instead to me so I could pick it up and take it back home without having to pay the 19% VAT in Germany.
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October 24, 2012, 11:34:21 PM
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pretty sure people could file fraudulent chargebacks with their credit cards if Tom has verified tracking info to an address other than the billing address.
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October 25, 2012, 12:36:23 AM
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Do you ever respond to PM or mail, i wrote pm and mail and no respond about asic order?
My question is, USPS service in Russia is too slow and DHL in Russia does not work with private person, only with company when importing large mailbox, so want to change delivery address to mailforward company in USA, which will send my asic with EMS.
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October 25, 2012, 12:49:36 AM
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Do you ever respond to PM or mail, i wrote pm and mail and no respond about asic order?
My question is, USPS service in Russia is too slow and DHL in Russia does not work with private person, only with company when importing large mailbox, so want to change delivery address to mailforward company in USA, which will send my asic with EMS.

Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

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October 25, 2012, 02:25:37 AM
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Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

Leave it at work. Free power! Smiley

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October 25, 2012, 02:37:15 AM
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Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

Leave it at work. Free power! Smiley


FYI, using work resources for personal gain is generally frowned upon, profiting directly from your employers electricity bill will most likely be a resume generating event if you are caught.

Ask permission for something vague and keep your head down, then you can get away with it.

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October 25, 2012, 02:48:40 AM
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Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

Leave it at work. Free power! Smiley


FYI, using work resources for personal gain is generally frowned upon, profiting directly from your employers electricity bill will most likely be a resume generating event if you are caught.

Ask permission for something vague and keep your head down, then you can get away with it.

I don't trust any of the monkeys in my office or the cleaners to leave mining equipment lying around.

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October 25, 2012, 03:04:36 AM
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Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

Leave it at work. Free power! Smiley


FYI, using work resources for personal gain is generally frowned upon, profiting directly from your employers electricity bill will most likely be a resume generating event if you are caught.

Ask permission for something vague and keep your head down, then you can get away with it.

It's...um...a space heater. It's cold in my office.

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October 25, 2012, 03:10:18 AM
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Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

Leave it at work. Free power! Smiley


FYI, using work resources for personal gain is generally frowned upon, profiting directly from your employers electricity bill will most likely be a resume generating event if you are caught.

Ask permission for something vague and keep your head down, then you can get away with it.

I don't trust any of the monkeys in my office or the cleaners to leave mining equipment lying around.

Word, these things aren't cheap. See that big bitcoinasic logo on it then bam it all of a sudden disappears.
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October 25, 2012, 03:34:24 AM
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^ I don't even leave cheap items like phone charge cables at work.

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October 25, 2012, 03:45:36 AM
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^ I don't even leave cheap items like phone charge cables at work.
Do you work at Bitcoinica?
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October 25, 2012, 03:54:14 AM
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^ I don't even leave cheap items like phone charge cables at work.
Do you work at Bitcoinica?

NOT ANYMORE! Cheesy

/joke.

No I don't work for bitcoinia, I'm military

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October 25, 2012, 04:58:05 AM
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Word, these things aren't cheap. See that big bitcoinasic logo on it then bam it all of a sudden disappears.

Perhaps a color printer, a little tape and some creative rebranding might help.



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October 25, 2012, 08:29:23 PM
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just wire it up in the drop ceiling lol

our office has all kinds of things stored in the drop ceilings, they even had power outlets and ethernet installed up there so they don't have to run extension cords hah

that being said I would rather keep mine safe and secure at home  Wink

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October 25, 2012, 08:43:02 PM
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Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home Smiley

Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home

Leave it at work. Free power! Smiley


FYI, using work resources for personal gain is generally frowned upon, profiting directly from your employers electricity bill will most likely be a resume generating event if you are caught.

Ask permission for something vague and keep your head down, then you can get away with it.

It's...um...a space heater. It's cold in my office.

That one could be a winner, as long as nobody steals your space heater. It's even a USB controlled variable unit, pretty fancy!

I also just realized that unless is is BFL it will be so confusing looking a thing that nobody will steal it. Tom I love your stuff, but it does not look expensive to the layman, BFL is all shiny and black and ... where did it go?

I think my favorite one for a cube situation would be to hollow out the crappiest looking computer case I could find, and put it under my desk with a Kensington lock.

Now the answer is put it in my office, lock the door and leave.



RHIP, like my new "space heaters"?
I have a small RAID array of "space heaters" so I only will get 20% colder in the event of a failure.
(^-- this pair of statements are intended as a joke and not an actual forecast of the mining power that may or may not be deployed at Scrybe's office or any other location on or off the planet Earth.
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October 25, 2012, 09:37:20 PM
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Thanks for the update Cool

Hey Tom, how do you usually describe the contents of the package when you ship FPGAs overseas? Computer hardware? Will you use the same description for ASIC devices?

Thanks.

For the ModMiner i always listed it as "Merchandise"

Description:

FPGA Mini Computer

for the bASIC I will probably do something similar

"ASIC Mini Computer"

or something of that nature


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Please note if anyone wants to pre-order for second batch and your running into problems dont worry - we are working on polishing up the new site (Bitcoinasic.com)
hopefully we will have all the bugs worked out by tonight - although ordering is working - its kind of quirky


To access your account check status etc please use BTCFPGA.com

today:
Im working on getting the new shop ready and moving the whole operation down there, we finally got electricity and internet / phone services installed
so things are moving forward - Ive got 1000 square foot set aside just for processing of bASIC's


If you are waiting on email from me it will probably go unanswered until i get back tonight

I'm taking phone calls today if you call me and I dont answer its probably because I can't get to the phone or im on the line with someone else, please just keep trying to call back
its the best way to get me.

thanks
Tom
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October 25, 2012, 09:44:40 PM
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I would call it a "Application-specific integrated circuit SHA CRACKING MACHINE, WAREZ".

But on my box just say "Computer parts" please Cheesy

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October 25, 2012, 09:57:20 PM
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And on my box it shall have a value of 300$ or so printed on the sticker Cheesy
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October 25, 2012, 09:58:07 PM
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I would call it a "Application-specific integrated circuit SHA CRACKING MACHINE, WAREZ".

But on my box just say "Computer parts" please Cheesy
What, not "Supercomputer-class Cryptographic Hardware"? A little checkmark in the ITAR box to go along with it would go a long way to keeping down difficulty for the rest of the year.
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