exactly - sorry about your experience on Betarigs - I have rented from them also in the past and it's hit or miss - especially with the one's that say "they're monitored' then YOU have to tell them their machine is down and not mining. My experience has been that most of the renters there will give you extra hours but that does not make up for lost opportunity when the difficulty was low when mining started. I grabbed two blocks in the first 5 minutes before network hash skyrocketed. IMHO - the value they have set on the coin right now warrants about least 80 to 100 Gh/s to make it much harder to get - but that's the investor in me speaking. My pool miners are thrilled the network hash is as low as it is because people with 4 and 5 Mh/s are still getting a piece of the pie.
ps: I got in very early, but it's still painful to see people accumulating coins with such little hash.
Ah no worries mate, I have rented heaps of times with Beta Rigs it is normally pretty good, and so far if there has been a major problem they have generally taken care of it, it is just waste time though. When I first saw seed it was in the first day but I thought it may be cheaper to mine then to buy so I waited. Not so sure that was the best plan but we shall see if I come out further ahead or not. If you got in when the ICO first opened I think it would have been pretty well set with out the hassel of rental mining. But either way hopefully SEED will become successful!