If the BTC price goes to $2000 on Bitstamp during the next 3-10 business days, I will get a lot less BTC 
Morale: buying mining gear is a gamble, refunding an order is just as thrilling gamble
Morale: buying mining gear is a gamble, refunding an order is just as thrilling gamble
Why would it take 3-10 business days to send some BTC? That is a big window in BTC land.
Nowhere did anyone say the KnC was buying BTC at Bitstamp and then sending them from there. You're making shit up again.
I've been offered the option to refund in BTC at Bitstamp's exchange rate at the moment of the refund taking place. The really weird thing followed shortly after I requested refund on my 3 Neptunes, when they said it will be processed within 3-10 business days. Wasn't aware a BTC transfer might take so long (probably they're typing my wallet address 2-3 characters/business day?)
Seems pretty clear to me. Must be another reading comprehension thing.I hope you're inferring that you're having a "reading comprehension thing".
arlekyn13 clearly states that KnC is using the bitstamp rate. Not that KnC is buying from bitstamp.
KnC is using the bitstamp rate as a reference point to determine value at that moment, much as banks use the LIBOR rate for currency trades the next day. Not complicated.
Says he that dumped all his Neptunes, talked his brother into doing the same, as both fell for the latest marketing hype of a brand new group claiming to be soon to market and actual production of 20nm machines, then pleads desperately with the community to help recover his stolen btc after he discovers his due diligence wasn't so well done after all.
Yeah... right... reading comprehension. I see why so many others on this board detest you so much.
You really think they would say "at Bitstamp's exchange rate at the moment of the refund taking place." and refund from elsewhere?
This is like explaining isotropic vector matrix equilibrium to a monkey. Useless.