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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 12, 2014, 07:42:21 PM
Last edit: November 13, 2014, 07:27:03 PM by Kdaddy Warbucks |
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Looking to upgrade or devote the BTC to cloud services. The miner works great, but it's time to find it a new home. The miner WILL include the PSU and USB cable.
This is lower than eBay pricing currently, and the shipping will be free (as it is a relatively small package).
Thanks for looking.
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Ntrain2k
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November 12, 2014, 07:50:28 PM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 12, 2014, 07:53:00 PM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
Disagree. But thanks for the input. |
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baldpope
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November 12, 2014, 10:45:35 PM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
Disagree. But thanks for the input. Yea, I'd disagree also, it's worth less. Various cloud mining servers are $10/MH or less. You will find buyers on ebay to get top dollar for that miner. It's a good miner, but not worth the .1 BTC that you're asking, especially with the current rally going on. |
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 13, 2014, 03:25:59 AM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
Disagree. But thanks for the input. Yea, I'd disagree also, it's worth less. Various cloud mining servers are $10/MH or less. You will find buyers on ebay to get top dollar for that miner. It's a good miner, but not worth the .1 BTC that you're asking, especially with the current rally going on. This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here. This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer. |
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armedmilitia
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November 13, 2014, 03:48:28 AM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
Disagree. But thanks for the input. Yea, I'd disagree also, it's worth less. Various cloud mining servers are $10/MH or less. You will find buyers on ebay to get top dollar for that miner. It's a good miner, but not worth the .1 BTC that you're asking, especially with the current rally going on. This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here. This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer. You want people to pay you $43 USD for a MH?  |
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Just Magicmann
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November 13, 2014, 04:20:46 AM |
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This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here.
This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer.
You want people to pay you $43 USD for a MH? Technically, it's $34.61 per megahash.  |
Don't deal with me until I verify with Keybase.io.
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armedmilitia
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November 13, 2014, 04:24:56 AM |
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This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here.
This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer.
You want people to pay you $43 USD for a MH? Technically, it's $34.61 per megahash. Unless you think shipping costs shouldn't be included in the cost of the miner...  |
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Just Magicmann
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November 13, 2014, 04:38:46 AM |
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This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here.
This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer.
You want people to pay you $43 USD for a MH? Technically, it's $34.61 per megahash. Unless you think shipping costs shouldn't be included in the cost of the miner... It's a 1.3Mh/s miner. Shipping is included in the .1 BTC cost. 45/1.3=34.61~~~ $34.61/Mh/s |
Don't deal with me until I verify with Keybase.io.
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lowbander80
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November 13, 2014, 06:51:54 AM |
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Currently mining scrypt is for hobby not for profit
so whatever the price either you pay it cause you like it or you dont
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 13, 2014, 03:15:14 PM |
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To be fair, when I posted this the run on BTC had only just begun. Shoot me a decent offer ~$35 in BTC.
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btcshiner
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November 13, 2014, 04:52:46 PM |
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I offer $25 shipped to FL. I will pay escrow fees.
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 13, 2014, 06:22:22 PM |
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I offer $25 shipped to FL. I will pay escrow fees.
I think I'll wait. I've got some other parties interested. |
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spiceminer15
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November 13, 2014, 07:17:11 PM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
Disagree. But thanks for the input. Yea, I'd disagree also, it's worth less. Various cloud mining servers are $10/MH or less. You will find buyers on ebay to get top dollar for that miner. It's a good miner, but not worth the .1 BTC that you're asking, especially with the current rally going on. This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here. This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer. its a warning to other people not to waste their money |
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 13, 2014, 07:25:30 PM |
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You'd be best to sell it on eBay for that price.
It's worth $20 at most shipped here.
Disagree. But thanks for the input. Yea, I'd disagree also, it's worth less. Various cloud mining servers are $10/MH or less. You will find buyers on ebay to get top dollar for that miner. It's a good miner, but not worth the .1 BTC that you're asking, especially with the current rally going on. This thread isn't made for you to voice your perceptions of value just to do so. You are assuming that the market is inefficient to the point that the eBay buyers are mutually exclusive from the buyers here. This being said, I would like to continue seeking a buyer. its a warning to other people not to waste their money Whatever you have to tell yourself to justify trolling. By default, these miners are not valued equally to that of cloud-mining and/or higher hashrate rigs with respects to control over what you mine (and when) as well as quantity discount (higher hashrate rigs come at a lower $/mh). My price was fair before the rally, but now .1 BTC is not "fair", thus I am open to offers ~$35. It makes it impossible to have a free market trade environment here when all people do is hound others instead of being constructive. Didn't your mothers teach you to hold your tongue at all? |
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spiceminer15
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November 13, 2014, 07:54:40 PM |
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we are being constructive, price it reasonably and someone might buy it.
if someone spent $35 on that thing, they can expect to never get their money back. maybe in a year making a couple cents a day
right now, on multipool.us. this miner will make $3.38 a month not counting electricity costs.
$35 / $3.38 = over 10months to make $35... thats not counting electricity or diff changes on any coins.
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 13, 2014, 10:32:27 PM |
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we are being constructive, price it reasonably and someone might buy it.
if someone spent $35 on that thing, they can expect to never get their money back. maybe in a year making a couple cents a day
right now, on multipool.us. this miner will make $3.38 a month not counting electricity costs.
$35 / $3.38 = over 10months to make $35... thats not counting electricity or diff changes on any coins.
If you are mining on multipool.us only, you shouldn't be mining. You brought a low-mid profitability example to estimate "income". A savvy speculative-investor in a place with decent electric costs would be able to make money with this miner. I started with a desktop 8 months ago that ran about 400 kh/s, and have built up to 2 BTC net worth, less $100 in asics. Granted I have free electric for the time being, but even paying electric I would have come out ahead. You have to have a place to start, then know where to compound investment and take calculated risks. This miner isn't meant to be had for black-and-white ROI anymore, but it would make a good start for someone looking to start from scratch and/or break away from using a desktop (if they haven't already). |
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spiceminer15
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November 13, 2014, 10:33:41 PM |
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you live in a fantasy land.
this miner is a paper weight, and no one will ever make money with it.
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Kdaddy Warbucks (OP)
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November 13, 2014, 10:41:04 PM |
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you live in a fantasy land.
this miner is a paper weight, and no one will ever make money with it.
No, my friend, YOU live in a fantasy land. BTC can crash tomorrow, and then where is your ROI? As far as I'm concerned, it's demeaning to professional investors to use the term altogether. If you come into the realm of cryptocurrency and mining with a captive state of mind that assumes investment principles known will apply, you set yourself off on a bad foot. I guarantee that 0% of your profitability calculations had enough MOE to land you where your "ROI" was expected to be. This is Forex on steroids, with dynamics yet to be understood. |
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spiceminer15
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November 13, 2014, 11:12:51 PM |
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you live in a fantasy land.
this miner is a paper weight, and no one will ever make money with it.
No, my friend, YOU live in a fantasy land. BTC can crash tomorrow, and then where is your ROI? As far as I'm concerned, it's demeaning to professional investors to use the term altogether. If you come into the realm of cryptocurrency and mining with a captive state of mind that assumes investment principles known will apply, you set yourself off on a bad foot. I guarantee that 0% of your profitability calculations had enough MOE to land you where your "ROI" was expected to be. This is Forex on steroids, with dynamics yet to be understood. all i hear is blah blah blah. i have an antfarm and have ROI a long time ago and still making 70-30ish profit / elec costs at $400BTC you sound like a bullshiter, you trying to sell your miners with a 10+month roi pretty much makes you a scammer looking to find someone who doesn't know any better |
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