Simple. I can mine a steady BTC with my rig per month now and electricity is inexpensive in my area. I can continue to mine bitcoin with my rig and make more than selling for a few btc now. In addition, since these are FPGAs I can still have use for them after I stop BitCoin mining.

I am simply asking to make a sell on a forum. Why my motives and character are at questions seems a little unfair, as I assume no one would like if it was reversed onto them. I don't take offense to the original posting and question, but I feel I had to make a statement when the +1 people jump on.

I will only be responding to PM and not on this posting as do not want this to start a troll posting.

Thank you.

Please PM if you wish to buy.  Thank you.

Greeting. I have an 8 unit FPGA collection that I am looking to sell as soon as possible as I have just taken a new job and I have to move in a few weeks. I was planning on placing the collection up for individual auction as to maximize my return, but I am willing to sell the collection as a whole at a reduced profit in order to obtain the btc that I need for moving.

I am offing my whole collection:

3 (three) BFL SHA256 Single units. These run the stock firmware ~824 MH/s (but I have used the higher firmware clockspeed with success).

1 stack of 4 (four) x6500 Rev 3 FPGA from FPGA Mining. This runs ~1600 MH/s in total.

1 (one) ModMinerQuad FPGA 820+ Mh/s FPGA.

PSU and all cables are included. The x6500 stack is running via MPBM (Modular Python Bitcoin Miner) as the mining software and the other four FPGAs are running cgminer.

I have been using this rig for a few months now and it has been running reliably. All units are in proper working order.

I will sell the entire package for 40BTC to the first person who accepts. If I cannot find a buyer in 1 week, I will auction the FPGAs individually instead (or place on eBay).

Please let me know if you want to buy. First person to complete transaction get the whole package.

Thank you.

I would be happy to order from friedcat, but it appears that friedcat is not responding to orders right now. He is probably really busy with the USB 300Mh/s miner orders right now. I have no problem ordering from him otherwise.

Thanks for the reply. I heard that he was swamped right now. I totally trust friedcat. Also I cannot use DHL shipping in my area..always gets 'lost' by them somehow and gets returned to sender.

Much appreciated.

That's the other problem. I have no doubt of friedcat, but I think he is probably so busy with ASICMiner and the USB miners that he barely has time to check this forum or new orders for right now. He has done a ton for Bitcoin but probably doesn't get much sleep. 

I would pay that range, but I was under the assumption that I needed to send the btc directly to ASICMiner and not via an escrow.

Thank you for the reply.

Greeting! I am looking to buy an ASICminer Block Eruptor blade [10-13 Gh/s] processed through escrow.

Please let me know if you have one to sell. I will cover the shipping costs via PayPal before you ship and I will cover the cost of the escrow.

Thank you for your time.

Greeting! I am looking to buy an ASICminer Block Eruptor blade [10-13 Gh/s] processed through escrow.

Please let me know if you have one to sell. I will cover the shipping costs via PayPal before you ship and I will cover the cost of the escrow.

Thank you for your time.

Greetings,

So, I have 10 FPGAs and 4 GPUs in my mining rig and have been mining for about a year now. I want to make the transition to ASIC hardware and have found some interesting auctions (mostly on eBay). I have contacted the seller and we have agreed on the btc amount. I have requested the use of an escrow service (seller's choice) and I will pay the escrow fee and pay the shipping (via PayPal direct to the email of the seller).

Multiple times now, I have been told "I don't do escrow". When asked why, the response has always been "I have never used one before". Am I missing something? Why would any seller/buyer NOT want to use a reputable escrow service? There is no cost to the seller and this way both buyer and seller are protected. Would you really just send thousands of dollars in bitcoins to a wallet address and then hope the seller does actually ship the advertised item? I am not implying that anyone I have been dealing with is untrustworthy, I just seem to be missing something.

Any thoughts? Thank you.

Blockchain.info allows you to transfer btc to moneypacks from their site and then you can load a PayPal account with the moneypak (if it is a US based and confirmed PayPal account). This was always my plan from transferring from btc to cash. Does this no longer work?

Thanks.

I think many of us are in the same boat...get a refund or stick it out. Given the lack of ASIC options..I am still holding out.

..and Tel Aviv! Thanks BitcoinTalk.org

Always wanted to see India!

Hi. Looking forward to joining! Thanks