You do realise that this goes against Bitmain's company statement that they will support the bitcoin community? With today's mining consolidation problem, selling 24 units to 1 person is not supporting the community. I hope Bitamin will realise this and sort out their ordering process next time to make it more fair to the whole community and not just a select few.
But whats the problem then? Bitmain didnt block more than x miners per user. If someone was lucky to get hands on all miners in one go i say good job. Just because u wasnt that person that mean u have to cry and accused for not being supportive?
How would you comment all this if this one person who bough all miners was you?
I have to agree, I noticed several people complaining about not being able to by had multiple units in their cart, sure ir ead one person complain he did not get to buy the 6 miners in his cart..... pot kettle black.
I was not whining, crying or complaining about it, I wasn't even trying to buy 1, never mind 6. I was just stating that with the way this previous sale went, it was not exactly supporting the community, c'mon 24 units for 1 person is a little much with only 30 for sale. I'm pretty sure Bitmain overlooked this possible problem and they will fix it in the next buy (we'll have to wait and see), I was just highlighting that point. I'm not bemoaning the guy who got 24 units, well done to him for trying, he obviously had the coins and internet speed, it's just up to Bitmain to prevent this in order to hold up their reputation... that's if they want to support the community; if they just want to sell units to the highest bidder then that's fine too, it's their company and their decision... just trying to bring a little sanity to the outrage on this thread.