Quote from: GAW Miners on March 23, 2014, 07:22:20 AM

Quote from: comeonalready on March 23, 2014, 07:02:44 AM

Quote from: GAW Miners on March 23, 2014, 06:33:04 AM

Quote from: comeonalready on March 23, 2014, 06:20:48 AM

Quote from: GAW Miners on March 23, 2014, 06:06:04 AM

Hi,

We wanted to provide some clarity about our hosting.

GAW Inc owns a family of technology companies, including a national ISP. We own collocations all over the country. So power and hosting is a sunk cost to us. Our other technology divisions make up 95% of our revenues.

So all customers that receive our hosting, bandwidth, and electricity will continue to remain free. We enjoy bringing new things to the market. And plan to provide free hosting and power for more products. We even have a free btc hosted/electric solution we are working on

Thanks for your time

Perhaps I naturally look too deeply, but I happened to notice that while you did promise 'free hosting' in the sentence I marked in bold above, you neglected to include the word 'electricity', except when mentioning your plans, which I assume are always subject to change. Would you care to clarify, and if I were to purchase equipment from you, then would provisions for hosting services and free electricity in perpetuity be included in a legally binding contract?

There

sorry about that

And a legally binding contract? For without one you could simply change your mind at any time without penalty nor recourse for the buyer. Having such provisions included on the bill of sale would probably be sufficient.

Good suggestion, we will look in to implementing something like that with our TOS

Now you're just yessing me in order to prevent me from casting any further doubt upon your intentions. We live in an age where entities such as wireless service providers, cable television providers, financial service companies, hotels, and even internet hosting companies regularly redefine the meaning of 'unlimited' by appending a tiny asterisk next to it, and are continually adding more and more fees below the line over time in an effort make their stated prices look less expensive and more competitive than they really are. If your offer of free hosting, including internet connectivity and electrical supply for purchased mining hardware is completely genuine, then stand behind your claims by incorporating it into your contracts instead of just 'looking into implementing something like that'.