Quote from: spiceminer15 on November 18, 2014, 07:32:07 PM

Quote from: bitcoin4-sale.com on November 18, 2014, 06:37:49 PM

Quote from: spiceminer15 on November 18, 2014, 05:49:07 PM

Quote from: bitcoin4-sale.com on November 18, 2014, 04:38:44 PM

Quote from: MCHouston on November 18, 2014, 03:56:46 PM

People do let them go for around $300-$400, on ebay $400-$600. There almost on the edge of their life span so the ROI is long or not there at all. 1.6Th/sec @ 2000W means if you pay .09 per Kwh you will never get your money back out of them given current diff increases.

I would offer you about the same $300 and I will provide shipping labels is my best offer.

I am not hurting to get rid of these by no means and $300 is definitely not going to happen when they cost $849 if you buy them directly from CoinTerra. As for eBay, most of those people just want to get rid of their equipment. I am not eager, nor do I really need to get rid of these. I am trying to avoid the hassle of moving my mining farm, but I am not desperate to get rid of these. I would rather pay the little cost and just move these and keep them running. I am hashing away with 12 TH/s and my electric doesn't cost me over $500 a month. If someone is paying more than $0.06 per Kwh I would suggest finding a new electric company. This unit costs me about $120 a month in Electricity so someone should have their money back within 3-4 months and that doesn't count any increase in BTC price.

or increase in difficulty. 3-4months is way too long to roi. no one will buy it period.

i pay 0.064 and have 8th of undervolted s1s a few s3 and two s2 and my power bill is $650/month so what is your power rate??

Sounds like you need to shop around for a new electric supplier to me if you're paying that much for electricity. 3-4 months is very rereasonable ROI and when the BTC price increases so does your ROI. Everyone here seems to think that the price of bitcoin will stay exactly where it is at right now and no one seems to take in effect that the price of bitcoin is sure to increase over the next month or two. Thank you for your two-cents but it is really not needed here. You either want that units and make an offer or you do not want the units and move on. No need to sit here and try to downplay and degrade what is being offered.

btc has been down for several months...

3-4m is not reasonable ROI. thats even longer than buying s3 brand new at their high price.

0.064 is very cheap compared to most people's electric rates.

you kinda sound like you're full of shit. 12TH and $500 power bill. yea... unrealistic high prices on old inefficient machines.

I WAS running:

(2) CoinTerra 2.00 TH/s
(1) CoinTerra 1.62 TH/s
(1) CoinTerra 1.50 TH/s
(6) Bitmain S3 440GH/s

Oh, my bad approx. 10 TH/s because I have a Bitmain S4 at the office so that electric bill is separate but even still 10 TH/s less than $500. I am not here to prove myself to you or anyone else. I have miners for sale if someone wants them offer me a REASONABLE offer. AGAIN I AM NOT DESPERATE FOR MONEY NOR DESPERATE TO GET RID OF THESE MACHINES. Only looking to make my life a little easier when I move. I do not need people leaving dumb comments about how my prices are higher than other sites nor do I need people trying to be jackasses saying I am full of shit. OBVIOUSLY my situation is different than others hence why EVERYONE knows to do their own research before buying ANY mining equipment. ANNNNND by the way, any intelligent person knows 3-4 months ROI is a VERY good return on any investment. Especially since it takes most start up businesses AT LEAST 5 years before they turn a profit, and most stocks, bonds, etc. take longer than a year to see a profit on or have very minimal interest every month. Thank you for the comments though Spazminer15. Go troll someone else's advertisement when you have NO idea what it is you are talking about. Oh and for the record my bill in October's was cheaper because I got rid of some miners already.

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