Quote from: philipma1957 on January 08, 2019, 08:42:31 PM

Quote from: kingcolex on January 08, 2019, 08:27:24 PM

Quote from: androstan1234 on January 07, 2019, 05:01:07 PM

I'm kinda frustrated that I dropped cash on this to buy it early through their store. Now it's available for anyone with a credit card and we're all still waiting on software.

So you're mad you don't have to pay interest? I don't get the issue you're having. You either are okay with paying the cost or not.

he paid with 6500 dollar btc

so if he gets a refund in btc it will be worth 4000.

If he paid with a cc it would be cash to cash.

I paid with 6500 dollar btc about 800 which was around 0.123 btc

When I was refunded in btc btc was about 6500 which was around 0.123 btc. I think I had a net profit of 6 bucks.

Thanks to M Furman complaining endlessly about the software I dedeuced he was correct and software would not show up.
So I was okay. But those that stuck it out and paid 0.123 btc like I paid if they got a refund today it would be .123 which is worth

0.123 x 4025 = 495 usd a 305 loss.

The smart people that waited and waited and waited can now order on amazon

https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B07LCWPDTH/ref=dp_olp_0?

With an amazon storecard you can get e.g. 12 month interest free financing. I took advantage of this when I first got into mining, buying thousands of dollars worth of gpus and other hardware without paying a cent, mining for six months or so and holding until the value of the crypto hits a good peak, then cashing out and paying off the hardware. Really wish I had my cash right now instead of these paperweights, but if I had waited for them to be on Amazon at least I could have the paperweights AND cash for a while. I think they're legit and facing actual issues slowing them down, not conning, but it's frustrating to take more of a risk and actually get less of a reward versus someone who waited around longer.