25 Litecoin Limited Edition 2 Ounce Silver Coin - HUGE DISCOUNT! Limited Stock!

[Coinographic]

In order to raise additional funds for our upcoming BTC collection we have decided to sell off 100 of our Limited edition 25 LTC stock at a huge discount!

The current price (if ordering from the website) is;
1.15 BTC or 119 LTC


Special offer price is just 0.75 BTC or 78 LTC!!


This offer is on a first come first served bases.  You will NOT be able to specify your coin number with this offer.  You will be sent the lowest number available when you place your order.


HOW TO PLACE AN ORDER

1. Send payment as outlined above to the following addresses;

LTC: LP9khBJtNDYXAb3uwvwDBv1HCW8VvCU3He

BTC: 1D5rnkM1afMeL7wWVkDvBRcwnzZkBLVUgs


2. After payment has been made, send a PM to us or an email to admin@coinographic.com.  The message should contain your transaction id for payment and your shipping address


3. Coins will be shipped within 3 working days of receiving payment


We will keep this thread updated with remaining stock from time to time

Thank you

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Still over 70 left at this price

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[dozerz]

i have sent you a mail about my order and changing address but haven't had any reply?

[Coinographic]

To all Coinographic clients and customers:

We're sorry to say that at Coinographic we have been having a bit of a technological nightmare for the last couple of weeks. Our CEO has been having some family problems and personal health issues, keeping him out of the office for a long while.

Once returning, he's been further hit with bad luck as his computer went through a major fault and unfortunately not everything had been backed up.  We have been contacting various experts who are now trying to fix the issues, but because we need to wait for specialist parts, the fix won't be accomplished before Monday or possibly Tuesday of next week.

Our CEO would like to apologise for any inconvenience this has caused:

"I appreciate that many of you will be asking how this could have happened.  I can only say that the pressure of work, coupled with my ill health at such a crucial time, have led to the error of my not ensuring that everything was backed up in the event of a technological failure.  I've certainly learnt my lesson.  All the information that I need to fund coins or process orders is locked inside the damaged PC.  I can recover it, but have no option but to wait for the experts to fix the problem."

"I can't apologise enough to everyone.  As soon as I can get back online my small staff team and I will be working flat out to resolve all outstanding issues.  Clearly this is something that should not have happened and I will be taking steps to ensure that it won't happen again.  I appreciate how frustrated and upset you may be, but please bear with me while I get everything up and running again and all outstanding funding and orders processed."

Thank you.

[iglasses]

Wow this is about the biggest line of bullshit I have ever read.

Why do these Bitcoin CEO's say things that no other CEO on earth would say...EVER.

As far as data being 'locked  inside' a broken computer...how bout just moving the hard drive to a non broken computer that doesn't require 'special parts' in order to work...takes about 5 minutes.


Posts like this are a major red flag.

[Coinographic]

Wow this is about the biggest line of bullshit I have ever read.

Why do these Bitcoin CEO's say things that no other CEO on earth would say...EVER.

As far as data being 'locked  inside' a broken computer...how bout just moving the hard drive to a non broken computer that doesn't require 'special parts' in order to work...takes about 5 minutes.


Posts like this are a major red flag.

We have been advised from the computer experts that as the hard-drives in question are on a Raid 0 configuration, it is not as easy as just plugging them into another machine; this is something we certainly would have done if it were possible.

[iglasses]

Well I certainly wish you the best of luck with your problem.  I hope these experts are not the same people who advised a business to put their data onto a platform that has no redundancy, and then failed to provide them with an adequate backup solution.

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[smoothie]

Wow this is about the biggest line of bullshit I have ever read.

Why do these Bitcoin CEO's say things that no other CEO on earth would say...EVER.

As far as data being 'locked  inside' a broken computer...how bout just moving the hard drive to a non broken computer that doesn't require 'special parts' in order to work...takes about 5 minutes.


Posts like this are a major red flag.

We have been advised from the computer experts that as the hard-drives in question are on a Raid 0 configuration, it is not as easy as just plugging them into another machine; this is something we certainly would have done if it were possible.

My IT skills are a bit rusty having left my day job about 1.5 years ago, but if I recall correctly if there is any faults in a RAID 0 config pretty much all the data is lost. This is assuming one of the hard drives is faulty or is corrupt and unusable.

Here is a quote from wikipedia about RAID 0

LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID

RAID 0
RAID 0 consists of striping, without mirroring or parity. The capacity of a RAID 0 volume is the sum of the capacities of the disks in the set, the same as with a spanned volume. There is no added redundancy for handling disk failures, just as with a spanned volume. Thus, failure of one disk causes the loss of the entire RAID 0 volume, with reduced possibilities of data recovery when compared to a broken spanned volume. Striping distributes the contents of files roughly equally among all disks in the set, which makes concurrent read or write operations on the multiple disks almost inevitable. The concurrent operations make the throughput of most read and write operations equal to the throughput of one disk multiplied by the number of disks. Increased throughput is the big benefit of RAID 0 versus spanned volume.[9]

I hope you are able to recover any and all data you need to process customer orders.

[markj113]

I thought raid 0 was purely used for a speed boost and not suitable for the storage of sensitive data (especially if no backups are made)

I used to use Raid 0 on a pair on WD Raptor drives which were quick in their day before SSD came along.

Find it hard to believe any I.T expert would have set you up on Raid 0 for commercial use  

[jeffersonairplane]

Great price for the coin but why on earth would anyone who runs ANY sort of business use RAID-0 for their storage? Even for personal use I wouldn't use RAID-0, the performance gains over the loss of redundancy is negligible.

If you're relying on a third party to manage your IT infrastructure you should highly reconsider finding another person(s) to take over that position.

[kebabman]

Wow this is about the biggest line of bullshit I have ever read.

Why do these Bitcoin CEO's say things that no other CEO on earth would say...EVER.

As far as data being 'locked  inside' a broken computer...how bout just moving the hard drive to a non broken computer that doesn't require 'special parts' in order to work...takes about 5 minutes.


Posts like this are a major red flag.