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There are many facilites that charge .06kwh why do people pay these high rates?

You get what you pay for, TW is all inclusive. No charge for service calls ,ship outs or setups ect.

the same with the facilities that charge .06c

Okay Ill bite can you point me to a LLC in the 48 states with transparent rates that are near 0.06c
Ill wait.

I won't do your research for you or help you make money obviously your a reseller, but if u look in texas or perhaps atlanta area you will find .06225 or less depends on qty, and yes they all have LLC and are official data centers.

Private OPS don't count. That's because there inst any around the rates you describe. Not out the door. best rate in TX is 0.049 that Ive seen , after distribution/transmission its closer to 0.075 Id also like to add that a lot of texas miners shut their doors q4 2018 the average price of the remaining guys are $119 a month on s9's and reductions if you host bulk.

Georgia is a good one TW has a new 1MW facility there as a result of this saving on power in GA, TW is lowering prices to $60KW for a company that doesn't touch your coin.

I found this one in Texas for cheap but a $100 deposit???

If you cant prove it your full of shit.
Tisk tisk waited for nothing.

Quote from: Stryfe on August 14, 2019, 06:04:42 PM

I am a registered LLC in FL and I host at .086 as I pay .056 per kw/h - basically the 3 cents is my profit. Now, I am very small presently, I don't advertise to host and I host for only 2 others currently. Though but my plan has been and still is to build a larger facility and host on a much larger scale.

Right now you have TW beat xD , TW does have over 1MW capacity in Georgia alone though

Yep, there is not 'often' REAL numbers to back up the prices that data halls charge. Indeed some have 'variable rates' (at least for Summer rates) depending on how successful

the utility purchasing reps can actually buy electricity for that particular month. (This can vary by 1c to 2c kWh for the month to month). That can skew electric prices big time for big users.

Thus, the only thing I'm interested in. (And never have been able to find, without some kinda catch), is REAL price with sales tax/fees/processing and the rest on a typical bill.

In other words, you take the amount of electricity used for your miner(s) in a month and divide that by the price paid in full and that gives you the REAL price for that month.

Rarely, even if the particular ( I know an exception Maxumark) but again, if you know the particular rate they just flat rate charge you, do these figures compare as favorably

as the advertisements state. IF you also add (sometimes) the $50 per unit setup fee. The $$$ whatever fee for being a new user to the mine, etc, etc. This can add up

easily to 2c kWh more than you were expecting than the data hall published rates, especially on a 6 month or less rate for ASIC's.

Add again, on top of the above you own shipping to get the units to the data hall (assuming

not new equipment and not sent directly from mnfg's country) well...7 out of 8 times this whole menagerie falls apart and the 8th time, with legit numbers, the boat still don't float.

Anyway, would love to be proven wrong, but rarely and never so far on anything that claims under 8c kWh.

Then again, was the first of this year since I looked into this. (shut last of miners off 2/14/19). So perhaps folk are 'hungry' enough this is not the case anymore.

Alas, no miners so kinda a non-issue for me now.

Brad

Brad