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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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trilogy456
on 27/02/2014, 17:14:08 UTC
Quote from: ZephramC on February 27, 2014, 05:02:12 PM
Quote from: eastpk on February 27, 2014, 03:33:07 PM

You can find this directly on the Havelock AM1 Page.... here it is below...

Exporting Shares
Shares can be exported from AM1 into Direct ASICMINER shares by anyone, with the following limitations:
- One transfer OUT of AM1 will be processed free once per 30 days per account. Subsequent transfers within the same month OUT of AM1 are subject to a fee of 0.25 BTC for transfers of 49 shares or less.
- Transfers OUT of AM1 are always free for any transfer of 50 shares or more, but still have the 30-day limit between requests.
- Export requests will be submitted to ASICMINER once per week, if your request does not make it into the current week, it will be processed the following week. Please note that confirmations and status updates will NOT be provided until the process is complete.

How to Export to Direct Shares:
1. Push your AM1 shares directly back to the issuer, by using the "Xfr" feature on your Portfolio page at HavelockInvestments.com
2. Send an email to tat.investments@gmail.com that details the quantity of the shares that you pushed, the wallet address & email address you want them to have in ASICMINER's direct share records.
3. After we receive confirmation from Friedcat that the transfer is complete, we will notify you.

The email should be sent to Havelock Investments email instead of tat.investments from 1.3. 2014, right?
Havelock has said above that the email is going to change after the first of the month, so watch for that on their site.

"After March 1st, Havelock Investments will handle the Importing and Exporting of shares in and out of Havelock instead of TAT. Nothing in terms of fees will change.
Instructions on how to import and export your shares will be available on our AM Fund page on Havelock Investments.

In the event that Havelock can no longer stay in business for whatever reason, shareholders will send us a dedicated Bitcoin address from their email address tied to their account on Havelock.

A list of the shareholders' Bitcoin address and the number of units they hold will be sent directly to friedcat with a request to transfer the shares to direct shares."