Re: [ANN] HashCoins - Cryptocurrency Mining Hardware Manufacturer
Fact is: HashCoins is actively looking at what is being written in this board but does not react.
Fact is: HashCoins wants to get the money from buyers. However, once the money has been sent, they want the client to wave all his rights. The "Term of Sales" on their homepage doesn't show any content. But they also write: "All Sales Final. No cancellations or returns will be accepted". So once you've paid, they take the right to wait two months before they may or may not deliver.
Fact is: The first "persons" who jumped into this thread were all newbies. And guess what: Most of them were almost exclusively writing on this thread. So this smells like sock puppets.
Until now, I was lucky every time with pre-orders and was able to get my miners or my money back.
And I wish for myself that HashCoins is a legit company - let alone for this would give me the opportunity to go there and meet Tanja :-p
However, they either have a totally crappy and unprofessional marketing section (hello Tanja) or are a scam.
Future will show...
Fact is: HashCoins wants to get the money from buyers. However, once the money has been sent, they want the client to wave all his rights. The "Term of Sales" on their homepage doesn't show any content. But they also write: "All Sales Final. No cancellations or returns will be accepted". So once you've paid, they take the right to wait two months before they may or may not deliver.
Fact is: The first "persons" who jumped into this thread were all newbies. And guess what: Most of them were almost exclusively writing on this thread. So this smells like sock puppets.
Until now, I was lucky every time with pre-orders and was able to get my miners or my money back.
And I wish for myself that HashCoins is a legit company - let alone for this would give me the opportunity to go there and meet Tanja :-p
However, they either have a totally crappy and unprofessional marketing section (hello Tanja) or are a scam.
Future will show...
...Nope....
That is not true. In the EU as a consumer you have a "on sale or return" for 14 days in general, no matter what you purchase.
This can not be excluded in B2C, it can be excluded in B2B.
http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/shopping/shopping-abroad/returning-unwanted-goods/index_en.htm
So if you are unhappy with your goods purchased in the EU, just send them back and you have to be refunded.
In terms of Tanja, you just have to stop by
Kind regards,
elrippo
Just a quick addition, EU DSRs only apply if both the consumer and the seller are both in the EU. That's true in this case, but I see it repeated many times regarding non EU imports also.