In charge of what? That non-existing company you're trying to promote? No services offered, no customer base, not even a working site. The only thing you're in charge is your memcid sockpuppet account, who said a few days ago he likes to masturbate to Jennifer Lawrence. LOL

True, GAW can't compete with something that doesn't exist.


How can you be in charge of a company if you can't even write a proper sentence?

I do, because they were right by me from the beginning.
When I was asked to run their forum campaign I told myself that if they fuck up I'll immediately close the whole thing, so I started reading about them. There were of course people who bought hardware and had some issues, delays, problems with communication, but when I took their posts and forwarded them to GAW, they were taken care of, so I knew they weren't running a scam. I've also seen hundreds of praises and people who were more or less happy with the services and noone who could prove they paid and got nothing (and I've seen such posts in some other manufacturer's threads).

I've also seen people attacking them for private reasons, like those flexhash trolls, promoting their own mine, and situations like that make me think GAW must be doing something right to attract this kind of people.

I'm ready to reason with anyone in this case, just show me some proof that they are planning to steal your money.

What I just posted on another thread:

How about this.
Go out and get a 0% for x months credit card. 12 to 15 month offers are everyplace now if you have any kind of credit.
Once you get the card, buy Hashlets up to your limit.
As your payouts come in convert the BTC to cash and use it to pay down the credit card.
If before you pay off your card GAW turns out to be a scam / ponzi then you call the credit card company, tell them and be on your way.
They will not make you pay off the rest if you have been using your payouts to pay them back. You are out nothing but a bit of your time.
If they are not a scam, then who cares, you pay off your card, take your profit and be on your way.

I have 250 Mh/s and I don't think they are a scam. I just think they are more interested in making stuff pretty then making it work well.


It's a growth thing, for now it's more marketing then pure engineering.  If you look at some BTC mining pools you see that. Why do people go to ghash instead of eligius? Because ghash is nicer looking. And although WizKid who runs eligius looks to be a very good programmer, he can come off very cranky at times. Ghash support might ignore you (a lot), and then not deal with the issue (a lot), but they have never (at least I have never seen them) lash out against someone in a public forum.

That matters. I left eligius and now mine elsewhere after supporting them for a long time because of WK attitude of dealing with some things.
Same here a GAW, their support is horrible at time, but they at least pretend to be working on it. I have had other places who do work on problems and then after it's fixed tell you to f--k off.

Just my view.

Off to grill for the holiday.

-Dave

Not as physical miners, but they do exist.

Lucky you. All I get nowadays is legal threats

suchmoon i have read most of this thread, but still can't figure out your motavation(and please don't say for the good of the community bullshit).
 Where you ripped off, competition, jealous.

and flexhash is gaw the only supposed scam out there. Your customers getting sick of you ripping them off?

who knows maybe your govt buddies should turn around and look at you.

As much as I hate to admit it, Flex has a point somewhere in the middle of this troll hunt. Remember how GAW publicly called out Gridseed back in April? Or how all Gen A troubles were blamed on Zeus/Terry? If that's how they deal with their partners it's much more likely that they pissed off all of their suppliers and were left without hardware than them being able to produce a 28nm miner with specs far beyond any existing 28nm mining hardware in record time and in huge capacities.

Its quite possible that the vaultbreakers don't exist yet, BUT, as I have posted before its also possible that the hashlets are a presale so he can fund the hardware that he wants for the prime.

I will repeat, I have a hard time agreeing that the vaultbreakers were a phantom product. There is plenty of gaw branded hardware in the wild, ebay. craigslist, cryptothrift, etc. They all but stopped selling hardware, so its possible that they did this so they could use the hardware they had in stock for this project prime.

As I have said before, my issue is not with whether or not there is hardware, its the lack of poignant and coherent responses to questions I would ask someone running a lemonade stand.

s1gs3gv is this you???

After the thousands of words I have posted on this subject you honestly think I am brainwashed? Its clear you have no clue just how many design and fabrication houses there are worldwide. You obviously also have no clue about this subject
Do I need to do your homework for you and find a list of chip design firms?

Here you go
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_integrated_circuit_manufacturers

http://electroiq.com/blog/2012/04/top-25-fabless-ic-companies-in-2011/

http://www.boogar.com/resources/electronics/fabless_manufacturing.htm

It is indeed expensive and involved to design and produce a chip, but for crypto and to make a tidy profit you don't have to be producing as many chips as intel/ibm/samsung/etc.

Do you have any IT, programming, hardware knowledge/experience at all? Have you run hardware miners yourself? Have you built/repaired pcs/laptops from scratch? Did you read my entire post? There is plenty of gaw hardware in the wild, again, I am running 2 at the moment while sorting out an rma issue on the third. Considering the money they likely made on their first generation of mining hardware I find it difficult to dismiss the vaultbreaker as a phantom. I also find it curious that they only offered 2 batches of vaultbreakers. Its likely that the whole "prime" thing evolved sometime during the design of the vaultbreakers as a way to take things to a new level.

Oh this is good. "The other guy is not me because we gave a different IP" It even rhymes

I could send this message to any of my friends via email or skype and have them register an account here and post it. It would take less than 5 minutes.
Rather a childish argument don't you think? Especially coming from an owner of a "big mining operation".

On noes its flextroll whistleblower again with his "tiny farm theory".
"I'm not saying my farm is bigger but GAW has a tiny one" Your e-penis just grew by an inch.

I have updated the OP to bring it up to date and to highlight the major questions I have about this whole affair.

Let me know if I missed anything, just don't forget that the subject of this thread is "DOES IT EXIST" (the hashlet/cloud thingy), not "WHY I HATE/LOVE GAW" or "MY FARM IS BIGGER THAN YOURS"  

On a side note I feel somewhat disappointed that ZenPool doesn't show the total hashrate anymore. It was fairly cheap geeky entertainment to watch it achieve all those milestones: larger than the largest Scrypt pool, larger than all Scrypt altcoins, more than 25% LTC, etc. I was really looking forward to 51% LTC and a hard evil fork  

Yea, I suspect it's flexhash as well. The guys gone full-retard lately. And we all know you never go full retard.

One easy way to prove once and for all its real....

Ownership of the block address

If they are mining coins, then they are finding blocks. Then those blocks's coinbase tx (vtx[0]) will contain their wallet address

They merely need to sign a message using an address found in one of their blocks to prove that they are mining.

Then, the block chain can be analysed, and a lot of those blocks should be found. They will 100% be able to provide all addresses for every coin they mine - as they will have received the coins.

This causes them 0 security risk and no personal information is required.

So.... Hashlets... PROVE YOU ARE MINING


note: If they are just trading money for money and "fabricating that people are renting a miner" - thats deceptive purchasing - and misleading the buyer is usually illegal. Regardless of whether or not people are making money from it.

Ultimately, if they are trading - and their trades are better than any multipool's payouts - they should just be honest about it.

Be like "pay us to make you more coins than you can mine anywhere"

Making all other anti GAW topics proof You are a troll or a payed troll. Stop please... You have made a new account You are busted make another one maybe someone will believe Your shitty stories.

LOL - Flex isn't to sharp it would seem. Isn't flexhash.com a competitor... Interesting he would want to call GAW miners a scam... Hrmmmmm

Of course I have! Date Registered:   August 25, 2014

You can't be running this mining farm, you're not smart enough...

You really need to take off the tinfoil hat, it is keeping you from thinking.   If you live in the states he is in the same country and you can go to GAWMiners headquarters and visit his office.    He is in tons of pictures with people in the states.   It is save to say he is working from the states.

I think you have some valid points but the noise of your wild assertions is clouding out the good stuff.