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Board Hardware
Re: [CLOSED] Avalon ASIC chip distribution
by
eraziel
on 15/09/2013, 18:50:45 UTC

Partial Refund Offer
Along with the wasted chips, there are numerous manufacturers around with lots of other waste (PCBs, components), who could utilize unused chips to at least make back what they spent for preparing production. If you plan to dump your chips into the next trashcan, I am offering everyone a limited partial refund for the chips that will be forwarded to those manufacturers.

I am paying 35% of the original Avalon price plus the risk margin I charged in full, totaling to 0.035BTC / chip. This is what most mining calculators spit out as break-even point, and that is sadly all I can offer you at this time. Also note that - independent of their profitability - if I ship your chips out, you have to pay the S&H expenses which for smaller orders already outreach potential mining income Sad

This offer is valid until chips arrive and an all-or-nothing shot: either you refund everything you have left, or you don't (everything else seems irrational).


Sadly it seems that the best return I can hope to get on my chips is to take up your partial refund offer.  And includes the fact that I've already paid for construction!  I wish I'd gotten my refund request in earlier and caught the full refund, but their "we're shipping this week" promise (two weeks ago now) fooled me.

I believe I already have emailed you a refund request for all my chips, just under a week ago.  And I've already paid for shipping.

Please let me know if there is anything else I need to do to get this partial refund and shipping refund happening.

Thanks, I appreciate all the work you've put in, and that you've been screwed harder by Avalon than anyone else in this thread.

Dont get yourself to tears yet, with the pricing of burnin's bitfury boards now announced a lot of people are looking at buying bitburnerXX boards instead, so you might find some buyers for your chips Smiley