Quote from: tomothy on March 31, 2017, 01:26:36 PM

Hi Maxumark,

Is there someone you would use for 'escrow?'

Additionally, once the year is up; do you have more information about what the kwh/cost is at the hosting location?

I'm just trying to understand how, based on current numbers, the ROI gets determined.

Additionally, I know a lot of the l3's have had some slight trouble with nicehash but I guess those issues have since been fixed; do you have any information you can share about your experience to that regard?

Thanks

@tomothy
If you are going to purchase it hosted there would not be a need for escorw because it would work like this if you are concerned:
I am selling the miner and providing the use of a PSU, and warranting the equipment via exchange during the initial prepaid hosting period. I am not the hosting company, but I have my mining operation in the same location.
So you will sign the hosing agreement with btcmeqc
Here is there thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1709887.0
Once you sign the contract with them, I will input your pool data and user info in the miner and place it in the hosting area and get it up and running.
At this point you pay me for the miner in crypto, and I prepay btcmeqc for the initial hosting period.
I have had others just pay me in advance because of my good reputation.
After the prepaid hosting period is up you can continue with your hosting agreement. Te current hosted kwh cost is just under .08, and I would rent out the PSU for $5 a month.
I have tested the units that I have possession of and they have worked on every pool I have tried including Nicehash.
These have the 12/19/16 file version.