Quote from: Accordus on July 17, 2014, 04:01:45 PM

Quote from: byt411 on July 17, 2014, 03:32:06 PM

I don't agree. I price my rigs reasonably, but I refuse for someone forcing me to do so. It's a free market, everyone is open to price their rigs to what they want.

And any specific set of customers of the customer-universe are free to just not dig for your reasonable price if competition website can give them the same or better result without the hassle.

I am a marketing and sales guy and thinking in customer groups not individuals.

Kids, you're both right Grin

I like the tiered/progressive/whatchamacallit pricing system but I don't think it needs to force the user to do complex math to rent a rig.

The site could present a few different views depending on how the renter want to see it.

If the renter has a budget, it could show the best rigs for the money, i.e. ones that would produce most hashes/diff1 shares/whatever accounting for all pricing tiers and discounts.

If the renter needs a certain hashrate for a certain time, it could show the cheapest rigs (or combinations of multiple rigs?) that could fill that, again accounting for all pricing tiers and discounts.

If the renter has a price in mind there is already LR3 order system.

Not sure what else the renters would want to see but I'm pretty sure there are ways to present the information without scaring them with the complexities of rig pricing.