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I did have an issue with their shopping cart when first visiting the page... seems fixed now, I did Email them about the web design though and did get a reply... their current website is hideous IMO.

Did you purchase?!

Yea, I bought a 2 BTC guy to test it out... what's a couple BTCs anyways? Tongue

I will let you know when I don't receive it so we can put the nail in the coffin on this guy I guess.... Sad

Man your either naive, or dumb, tht site screams scam. Do you not think they may have announced being an ASIC producer, rather than keep a low profile, and allow people to stumble across them?

Don't you think it's odd they are offering the exact same product range as theading competitor currently?

2BTC is approx $200!

I have a few hundred BTCs, it's not the end of the world. Tongue

I assumed that they had bought some Avalon (or some other) chips and tossed them in a box and called it a day, I didn't think they manufactured the chips. Oh well, live and learn.

Bravo! What's 2 BTC right! I was also thinking of doing that. Thanks for sticking your neck out of all of us! Wink

Waiting for your conclusion.

Your f***ing kidding me, right? This is Cedartec stupidity all over again!

1. create fake asic hardware and open orders on the web
2. pretend people have made orders and so on
3. net a few suckers/newbs/morons etc who place an order
4. vanish with suckers money
5. rinse and repeat with a new name

Seems to be working and as long as it does these scammers will keep on coming.

Welcome to Deadwood!