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The weekly Payout on 10GH/s (on a very suspecious) Cloud mining.website was:

0.00066363

PBMining Payout 10 Gh/s was: 0.00075139

I have not done the numbers but what 10Gh/s should have been then?

Try to collect the data of CEX.io & AMhash payment of last week against 10Ghs as well Wink

wasn´t "never trust and IO website" one of the groundrules in cryptocurrency?

I think CEX has a heavy monthly fee on GH, so i expect it little lower when eating up big % roi ?

What are the data for them against 10 GH/s?

Any websites out there who are doing the maths for me for different cloud minign services? ^^ Where i can put in 1,10,100 GH/s whatever and it shows me actual payouts after fees, if any?

If u go back a few page before, u'll find CEX.io has done -ve payout and AM hash is paying within the range of 60%-65% of the ideal amount (that u find in various mining calculators), whereas from your example only, it is evident that both cloudmining.website and PB mining are paying within the range of 75%-85% of the ideal amount. Electricity & maintenance costs are applicable to everyone. Some are giving the breakup and some are not.

So, how far these HaveLock guys try to push u to CEX.io or AM hash, be confident that u r still at a way better position than them...

I can´t find any maintenance costs on both websites.

Maybe just bad luck in mining hence the lower Payouts?

Do they mention zero maintenance cost either ? If u demand that u wont give any maintenance fee, just because they dint give the breakup, then I have nothing much to say. But, I believe, except for the few havelock sales agents, no one will make such an impossible demand.

If u have ever done solo mining, u'll know that 75%-85% are no bad luck. That is normal. U need to consider pool fees as well, which probably does not apply to CEX.io as they mine at Ghash, their own pool.