galdur
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November 26, 2014, 04:53:51 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
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DARKANGEL6415
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November 26, 2014, 05:59:59 PM |
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Like I said; I know that all the junk in the securities section of Bitcointalk carries this warning from BCT about Ponzi scams
but why would this particular piece of junk be any safer than anything else ? It does after all trade on that Havelock junkyard in Panama or Africa or somewhere safely out of reach of US securities regulators.
They trade out of panama if you are referring to havelock says it in the terms and conditions. Now i do not know where the hashie.co is from but i thought it was a different company just kinda starting to offer the amhash1 products from havelock. I might be wrong so feel free to correct but either way i have not had problem with either. To be honest , I'm a little bit like galdur . I'm kind of reluctant to invest big amount in a company which give no information about them on their homepage and with a whois like this : Email is associated with ~93,509 domains Registrant Org WhoisGuard, Inc. was found in ~2,211,104 other domains Dates Created on 2014-10-09 - Expires on 2015-10-08 - Updated on 2014-10-09 IP Address 178.62.201.90 is hosted on a dedicated server IP Location Netherlands - Noord-holland - Amsterdam - Digitalocean Amsterdam ASN Netherlands AS202018 DIGITALOCEAN-ASN-3 Digital Ocean, Inc.,NL (registered May 02, 2014) Whois History 32 records have been archived since 2014-10-10 Whois Server whois.nic.co Website Website Title Hashie - Next Generation Bitcoin Mining Server Type Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu) Response Code 200 SEO Score 67% Terms 142 (Unique: 96, Linked: 10) Images 5 (Alt tags missing: 4) Links 6 (Internal: 6, Outbound: 0) I found Hashie when they were giving away a free 10.00 GH/s miner. About one month ago I bought a small amount, 40 GH/s just to see how Hashie performed. It was a small investment of about $20.00 at the time. In the one month's time I have made back approximately 25% of my small investment; so if it continues I will ROI in about four to five months. I also own mining hardware and this was done just to see and it is fun to log in once a week and withdraw the BTC generated. So far I have found it to be a reputable outfit. Who know it one or two more months they might disappear and I might lose a small amount of money, but so far so good. thank you for sharing this information, now we just need to get more people with older more established accounts on here to confirm. Also need to pass test of time i say and always have good cstomer service and payouts. Transparancey is also good and we all would like that and be more at ease
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chmick
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November 26, 2014, 10:39:45 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ?
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galdur
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November 26, 2014, 10:42:41 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase.
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SpanishSoldier
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November 26, 2014, 10:51:15 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase. How is cloudminr.io paying out lately ? I mean what % of the theoretical yield ?
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galdur
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November 26, 2014, 11:00:45 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase. How is cloudminr.io paying out lately ? I mean what % of the theoretical yield ? SSoldier, to invest in cloud mining at this stage you´ve got to go for the highest possible yield. You got to discount quite heavily for coming mining difficulties. Of course it´s always caveat emptor in such a hugely competitive marketplace. Always watch the yield.
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SpanishSoldier
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November 26, 2014, 11:07:26 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase. How is cloudminr.io paying out lately ? I mean what % of the theoretical yield ? SSoldier, to invest in cloud mining at this stage you´ve got to go for the highest possible yield. You got to discount quite heavily for coming mining difficulties. Of course it´s always caveat emptor in such a hugely competitive marketplace. Always watch the yield. So, what is their average daily % ?
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DARKANGEL6415
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November 26, 2014, 11:27:08 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase. How is cloudminr.io paying out lately ? I mean what % of the theoretical yield ? i actually got some GHS here with them nothing big just started out with them but so far has been good. I do have 1 complain though and that is the fact they only do payout EVERY SUNDAY. I really wish they had option to pay out daily or let the user take out manual payments then if something left over can be automatic every sunday.
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galdur
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November 26, 2014, 11:30:55 PM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase. How is cloudminr.io paying out lately ? I mean what % of the theoretical yield ? SSoldier, to invest in cloud mining at this stage you´ve got to go for the highest possible yield. You got to discount quite heavily for coming mining difficulties. Of course it´s always caveat emptor in such a hugely competitive marketplace. Always watch the yield. So, what is their average daily % ? Do the math you freakin wanker. It only costs like 20 bucks to find out.
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SpanishSoldier
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November 27, 2014, 12:02:35 AM |
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Well, I had hash at Hashie which I sold but not because I think it´s a ponzi scam but because of the shitty payouts.
What are you plans then ?? if not too indiscrete ? The better question would be what were my planssince their payouts tanked after the last difficulty increase. How is cloudminr.io paying out lately ? I mean what % of the theoretical yield ? i actually got some GHS here with them nothing big just started out with them but so far has been good. I do have 1 complain though and that is the fact they only do payout EVERY SUNDAY. I really wish they had option to pay out daily or let the user take out manual payments then if something left over can be automatic every sunday. U dint mention anything about the % of theoretical yield ? It is simple to calculate. Check your weekly earning against certain Ghs and then compare it with the same found at https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator. Let us know the result
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jackbox
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November 27, 2014, 12:14:52 AM |
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My last payout on 51.5 GH/s hashing power (10 GH/s was free) I am being paid 0.00064098 - 0.00028175 maint. fee for a total of 0.00035923 the last 24 hour period. The payout before maintenance is more than the theoretical return on the calculator but the electricity (maintenance) fee takes about 44% of daily earning. My electricity cost where I live is about 50% on my Antminer S3 so Hashie's returns are quite acceptable if they continue as is. This result was a typical daily result. Some days are slightly less and some days are slightly more.
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DARKANGEL6415
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November 27, 2014, 12:42:30 AM |
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My last payout on 51.5 GH/s hashing power (10 GH/s was free) I am being paid 0.00064098 - 0.00028175 maint. fee for a total of 0.00035923 the last 24 hour period. The payout before maintenance is more than the theoretical return on the calculator but the electricity (maintenance) fee takes about 44% of daily earning. My electricity cost where I live is about 50% on my Antminer S3 so Hashie's returns are quite acceptable if they continue as is. This result was a typical daily result. Some days are slightly less and some days are slightly more.
that seems to be in line with what i am getting. So to person who asked there you have it the short sweet answer without me having to do the leg work lol.
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galdur
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November 27, 2014, 01:57:04 AM |
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All right men (women are men too) let us go over this.
By investing in cloud mining operations you are in effect lending the people running said operations for future equipment,
Since this is an extremely fast moving industry with pretty much predictable diminishing yields for those lending funds for its perpetuation it goes pretty much without saying that you have to start your investment with the highest possible yield demand. More later.
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galdur
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November 27, 2014, 02:01:54 AM |
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P.S. Before I leave I assume that those whose IQ tops that of room temperature understand this elementary concept.
So if you´re on the wrong side of that please don´t bother me with contentless bunk until I return.
Love and all the best, g
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cloh76
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November 27, 2014, 01:38:46 PM |
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If you have paid miners and sell them in the market can you still withdraw the payouts on the free miner if the free miner is the only one you have left?
No. You need to have a active paid miner
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jackbox
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November 27, 2014, 01:41:05 PM |
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If you have paid miners and sell them in the market can you still withdraw the payouts on the free miner if the free miner is the only one you have left?
No. You need to have a active paid miner That is what I thought. Thanks.
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DARKANGEL6415
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November 27, 2014, 01:41:55 PM |
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If you have paid miners and sell them in the market can you still withdraw the payouts on the free miner if the free miner is the only one you have left?
No. You need to have a active paid miner so i guess if you are planing of selling miners for whatever reason i guess you best take out all bitcoin out. Then it leaves the problem of having to make second withdraw for the sale proceeds of the miners you sell. Ofcourse if you only selling part of the miners and keeping some then should be ok on btc withdrawls.
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ZorroPai
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November 27, 2014, 09:21:23 PM |
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Hi everybody, Hi Hashie, Will there be some special discounts tomorrow? Black Friday Thank you, Zorro
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raskul
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November 27, 2014, 09:25:09 PM |
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Hi everybody, Hi Hashie, Will there be some special discounts tomorrow? Black Friday Thank you, Zorro isn't Black Friday specifically designated to physical high-street stores, whilst Cyber Monday is denoted to online purchases? therefore, you will need to wait til monday.
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