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Board CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware
Re: Bitcoin Mining Dashboard - The Genesis Block
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B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 20:31:09 UTC
Good work dispute it shows me for each equipment that it will not pay itself
I suggest that you add the applicabe VAT when purchasing. It makes dramatic change. For me, CointTera's miner costs 16800 not 14000 because of the VAT execluding the shipping fees and its VAT. It is not important but it is good. I mean the function not the VAT itself  Wink
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Re: Are you comfortable with CoinTerra 3 months warranty
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B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 20:21:30 UTC
The seller is located in US then the EU regulations won't apply on him.
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Re: What do you Newbies think of CoinTerra?
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B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 19:28:34 UTC
The risk is when you can or not make money from your investment not when you are afraid all the time after the first 3 months that the miner will dysfunctionality or defects appear (Hope there is none) after the warranty period. The fist you will gonna to blame is the manufacturer who secured his side already. The product specification are good but if what miahallen posted is true then why it is not considered by CT? In fact, If I am selling something good and strong enough for many years, then I think it would be a good idea to offer good period warranty. Like one year at least. At least it will make better marketing.

I really want to buy this product but I am not comfortable about it if the manufacturer is not sure about its product's long time functionality then how do I? Moreover, Why do you accet the probability of 75% functionality after 3 months without any responsibility from the manufacturer?

miahallen, are you comfortable with the only 3 months warranty?
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Re: What do you Newbies think of CoinTerra?
by
B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 02:06:00 UTC
Didn't the xbox 360 have a 90 day warranty when it was first released?  We all know how well the 1st generations performed.  Smiley 


Hi,
Well, I liked the product. Then I was about to place an order but unfortunately I didn't. The reason was that in the terms I read that the warranty is only 90 days. It just made me feel uncomfortable and unsafe. I hope for some response for why this short warranty period from Cointerra.

XBOX!
It is 14k. It is an investment. Someone may sell some assets or get a loan with rate to do mining. comparable with your example.
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Are you comfortable with CoinTerra 3 months warranty
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B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 01:58:41 UTC
Hi,
According to the terms of CoinTerra, the warranty is only 90days.
Am I the only one that feel unsafe with the only 90 days warranty the CoinTerra offers? What you think guys? it is 14k$. Is CoinTerra not sure about their products? Some countries enforce the manufacturer and retailers to offer at least one year warranty.
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Re: Question regarding paper wallet
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B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 01:47:21 UTC
Thanks Gabi, I will search for that

To be clear to spend funds you need the private key not just the address (which is public knowledge).  So the command you are looking for is to import a private key.

The address is on paper and I want to enter that address in the Qt wallet in order to get its associated bitcoins. So, I am receiving not spending I guess.
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Re: What do you Newbies think of CoinTerra?
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B@rney
on 02/09/2013, 01:06:42 UTC
Hi,
Well, I liked the product. Then I was about to place an order but unfortunately I didn't. The reason was that in the terms I read that the warranty is only 90 days. It just made me feel uncomfortable and unsafe. I hope for some response for why this short warranty period from Cointerra.
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Re: Question regarding paper wallet
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B@rney
on 01/09/2013, 23:31:03 UTC
Thanks Gabi, I will search for that
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Re: Question regarding paper wallet
by
B@rney
on 01/09/2013, 21:52:44 UTC
Thanks DeathAndTaxes,

Well,, that was good explanation. So, if someone sends bitcoins to an address on a paper, then I need to enter that address in a bitcoin wallet in order to get the bitcoins associated with that address. Right?
In the bitcoin wallet (The PCs wallet application)
I cannot enter a new address by myself, all I can do is to make a label and the address is generated randomly. How can I enter the address on paper in the PCs bitcoin wallet application?
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Question regarding paper wallet
by
B@rney
on 01/09/2013, 00:43:20 UTC
Hi guys what's up, a newbie here.
I have a question in my mind about the paper wallet.
As I could understand, and to make a paper wallet offline, I need to download the html file of the BitAddress page and disconnect or disable any connection that I have in my computer then use a Linux liveCD, then open the html file that will generate private-public keys pair. After that I need transfer bitcoins from my wallet whereever they are to the public addresses on the paper.
Now, this in mind, the keys are generated while the computer is off-line, other person overseas may do the same procedure using the same html. There is no communication between the tasks of us and the addresses that produced on our computers are not introduced to the network neither to anywhere else.

Is there any probability that this html will generate one similar private-public pair for both of us?

How it comes that bitcoins can be transfered from a application wallet on a pc to a public address on the paper. The addresses in the paper are not introduced to the network. Then how can this transaction be verified and confirmed by the distributed network? How can the receiver wallet get its contents?


When I have these kind of questions I know that I am in the right way but at the same time I have this feeling that I missed something.