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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
by
ianp
on 24/06/2013, 01:17:34 UTC
Did anyone catch this part from the updated terms from the USB miner thread found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=217104.0

Customers in the rest of the world
If you reach the total volume of 1,000 USB sticks, price is dropped to 0.89 each and we will pay back the price difference of all your historic transaction of USB sticks.

Does this mean that they are going to refund 1.99 BTC-0.89 BTC = 1.1 BTC per unit to anyone who has purchased over 1000 units?  Or 1.1BTC *1000 = 1100 BTC to each person who has purchased over 1k units?  If so, where does that BTC come from, and how does it affect dividends?  Or am I reading this wrong?

I suspect this means that they will pay back the difference in any items ordered, assuming the current rate  of .99 BTC rate.

So if you order 500 at .99, and 500 more at .99 (totaling 1,000 USB devices,) ASICMINER will pay back 100 BTC (1,000 * 0.1).