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[ANN] [ETHG] EtherGate - new generation security [ProgPow|No Premine|Mineable]
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EtherGate - is a modular, stateful, Turing-complete contract scripting system married to a blockchain and developed with a philosophy of simplicity, universal accessibility and generalization. Our goal is to provide a platform for decentralized applications - an android of the cryptocurrency world, where all efforts can share a common set of APIs, trustless interactions and no compromises. We ask for the community to join us as volunteers, developers, investors and evangelists seeking to enable a fundamentally different paradigm for the internet and the relationships it provides
Features
- High security of transactions
- Morphological blockchain
- �omplete anonymity of transfers
- ASIC protection
- Built-in explorer in the wallet that does not require an external site
Specification
Coin: EtherGate
Ticker: ETHG
Algo: ProgPow
Total supply: 210,000,000 ETHG
Block reward: 25 ETHG
No premine
No defi
Wallets
Windows: EtherGateCoin v1.0.0 win64
Linux: EtherGateCoin v1.0.0 linux x86-x64
Source: EtherGateCoin-master
Exchanges
Coming soon
Block explorer
Built into wallet
Mining pools
Built into wallet, no commission
Soc media
Discord: coming soon
Telegram: coming soon
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OMg I just noticed that my mining payout for each block can go into negative!? Is anyone also experiencing this? My maintenance fee suddenly shot up from ~0.004 to 0.011btc, is this even possible? Or is it due to super bad luck in finding blocks?
Hi, does anyone know how to manually reset withdraw password or do I have to submit ticket (don't know when I get any reply if any)? Currently experiencing the most dreaded feeling of forgetting such an important password 
Thanks
Thanks
It is now safe to say and confirmed this is scam so everyone don't invest. Proof is the website didn't show my deposit. Everyone can see the blockchain information listed below. On a side note if anyone is interested in tracking this guy down and have my btc you are free to do so. Their btc address
1KSPMis9aujmrpfvAFvnDDbd8vKvzLKiFq
https://blockchain.info/address/1KSPMis9aujmrpfvAFvnDDbd8vKvzLKiFq
Consider my btc a new years don't fall for these scams information for everyone
and hopefully bitcointalk can filter or shutdown these scam/ponzi threads popping up
1KSPMis9aujmrpfvAFvnDDbd8vKvzLKiFq
https://blockchain.info/address/1KSPMis9aujmrpfvAFvnDDbd8vKvzLKiFq
Consider my btc a new years don't fall for these scams information for everyone
and hopefully bitcointalk can filter or shutdown these scam/ponzi threads popping up Rejoice, I just helped you guys end this ponzi sent 0.9999 btc, from current amount deposit it probably won't have enough to pay me back with previous investments before me, if it does, well good for me
https://blockchain.info/address/1KSPMis9aujmrpfvAFvnDDbd8vKvzLKiFq
sent 0.9999 btc, from current amount deposit it probably won't have enough to pay me back with previous investments before me, if it does, well good for mehttps://blockchain.info/address/1KSPMis9aujmrpfvAFvnDDbd8vKvzLKiFq
Re: [Cancelled] AntMiner L1 for sales $5/MH/s ships in December
I finally got the refund after complaining through multiple emails. Got 1.89372272 per L1, apparently they used higher price when they announced the refund rather than current price when they give you refund, either way they win.
Re: LIVE|MidasCoin|Backed|New Scrypt PoM|ATM card|Referral|NO IPO|UNIQUE
I wouldn't call it a scam "yet". Unless they failed to deliver orders in appropriate time. Thats why I ask if other people made any orders. My pending order still have about 2 weeks time for processing (saw somewhere 7-10 days processing) if they don't count weekends. However, I believe something has to be done to clarify backing of their currency and bolster trust. If this whole thing is a scam then they probably won't care. But if its legit, the current price on bittrex will drive them to bankruptcy if everyone orders gold off them. Or maybe they believe it is good promotion and have tons of spare gold to give?
Re: LIVE|MidasCoin|Backed|New Scrypt PoM|ATM card|Referral|NO IPO|UNIQUE
i had a look at the shop yesterday,
possibly only sends to UK ?
if the virtual debit card was actually available, i'd try that.
They charge 200 Midascoins if its international shipment through ems and more if it is courier (according to them)
Re: LIVE|MidasCoin|Backed|New Scrypt PoM|ATM card|Referral|NO IPO|UNIQUE
Just put an order through for a gold bar, will see how it goes and keep you all updated to see if its the real deal. If anyone else got anything from their shop maybe they can share what they ordered and what they got?
Re: Alpha Technology Litecoin (Scrypt) ASIC Miner Order Batch 1 Now!
Again others in this thread who got a FULL REFUND via amex in particular and/or cc and or other ...not the partial refund alpha gave out....no 70 pound
penalty or whatever else that alpha states..I mean paypal (more then 45 days) and/or cc company..etc...FULL BOAT refund...let others know on here
please..so we have to help others still in alpha's clutches on here!
I got one thru Visa. I used the same info that you detailed on Alpha's antics and was told that it is pretty much an open and shut case.
good to know .keep passing it around as more and more people float in to this forum as they find out what is 'likely'
really going on with alpha...
well that is 2 of us...someone should keep track make a chart or something
Searing
I tried calling my bank (I payed by visa through paypal) and they said they can't do anything because its was such a long time (2 months). Is there some key words you say that will make banks help? I got only the 30% - penalty refund from alpha.
Thanks
Re: Alpha Technology Litecoin (Scrypt) ASIC Miner Order Batch 1 Now!
I got a reply form consumer advice and heres the response I got about distance selling regulations.
"We understand from your email that you have cancelled an order and the trader has only partially refunded you.
I would first like to clarify that the role of the Citizen Advice consumer service is to provide consumers in the UK with a telephone and online service offering information and advice on consumer issues. We work in partnership with Local Authority Trading Standards Services.
Your rights and obligations:
Under the law of the United Kingdom, any terms and conditions provided by the trader are separate to your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. However, they are legally binding for both parties. If they offer you certain rights then you can request that the trader honours these rights otherwise you will hold them in breach of contract. On this basis you can request that they either honour the agreement otherwise you will pursue them for a reasonable level of compensation.
Any supporting evidence you have to show that the trader has breached the contract is going to be useful and you should present this to the trader when making your complaint.
I will now explain your rights in relation to the Distance Selling Regulations. Please note that these regulations have since been replaced, but will still apply to your contract. Prior to 13/06/2014 when you enter into a contract with a trader by means of a distance communication (telephone, internet, mail order etc.) you will have cancellation rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Please note that the following types of transactions are not covered by these regulations meaning that you cannot cancel once you have placed your order.
Items liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly;
CDs, DVDs or software that has had the plastic seal or cover removed;
Items that are ordered to meet a customers specification, such as a made to measure item of clothing;
Financial transactions (these are covered by the Financial Services (Distance Marketing) Regulations);
Auctions, including TV auctions and on-line auctions;
Business to business transactions;
Items sold from a private individual not acting in the capacity of a business
Purchases that have resulted from face to face contact.
for the supply of newspapers, periodicals or magazines
Items sold from a private individual not acting in the capacity of a business plus, contracts for the provision of accommodation, transport, catering or leisure services, where the supplier undertakes, when the contract is concluded, to provide these services on a specific date or within a specific period.
When this period ends depends on when the trader provides written information (in print or by email) confirming details of the order and your cancellation rights -
If the trader sends the written information before they send the goods or enclosed with the goods the cancellation period ends 7 working days from the day after the goods are received;
If the trader sends the written information after the goods but within 3 months - the cancellation period ends 7 working days from the day after the written information is received;
If the trader sends the written information over 3 months after the goods, or not at all the cancellation period ends 3 months and 7 working days from the day after the goods are received.
If you cancel you may ask for a full refund including any delivery charges. The trader must provide this refund within 30 days.
If applicable, the trader may ask you to return the goods and/ or pay the return costs but can only do so if it was made clear in the written information. If the written information does not specify that you are responsible for returning the goods, you may expect the trader to collect the goods; if it does not specify you are responsible for the cost of return then the trader must bear this cost. Until the goods are returned to (or collected by) the trader, you have a duty of care over the goods so it is important not to use the goods or do anything else which may damage them as this may mean the trader is not obliged to provide a full refund.
To cancel you must inform the trader either by letter, email or fax and it must be sent before the end of the cancellation period. We would advise to include details (for example any order reference number) to help the trader match your cancellation request to their records.
Your next step:
If you want to pursue a civil claim and are presently based in Canada then you may want to ask a friend, relative or colleague based in the UK to pursue this on your behalf. To do this the person should write to the trader. The letter should outline any relevant events regarding this issue and make it clear what you expect from the trader and why. It should also give the trader a reasonable time to resolve the matter. You should send the letter by recorded delivery which means that the trader has to sign for it. You will then have proof that its been received. You should also keep a copy of the letter. Template letters are available on our website. While there isnt an appropriate template, you may use them as guidance for writing a letter of complaint.
You may also wish to contact your local equivalent of our service as they may be able to offer additional practical and legal advice; particularly with regards to your payment method.
Criminal offence:
I would like to confirm that attempting to restrict a persons rights in law is a potential criminal offence.
What well do:
We are going to report the matter to Trading Standards. While this may not help to resolve your dispute, it gives Trading Standards valuable information about how the trader operates. Someone from Trading Standards may contact you if they require further information.
If you require any further advice or information about this case, please do not hesitate to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service by return email or by calling 03454 04 05 06 quoting the case reference number.
Thank you for your enquiry."
So now the question is does an asic fall under any of those transactions listed?
"We understand from your email that you have cancelled an order and the trader has only partially refunded you.
I would first like to clarify that the role of the Citizen Advice consumer service is to provide consumers in the UK with a telephone and online service offering information and advice on consumer issues. We work in partnership with Local Authority Trading Standards Services.
Your rights and obligations:
Under the law of the United Kingdom, any terms and conditions provided by the trader are separate to your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. However, they are legally binding for both parties. If they offer you certain rights then you can request that the trader honours these rights otherwise you will hold them in breach of contract. On this basis you can request that they either honour the agreement otherwise you will pursue them for a reasonable level of compensation.
Any supporting evidence you have to show that the trader has breached the contract is going to be useful and you should present this to the trader when making your complaint.
I will now explain your rights in relation to the Distance Selling Regulations. Please note that these regulations have since been replaced, but will still apply to your contract. Prior to 13/06/2014 when you enter into a contract with a trader by means of a distance communication (telephone, internet, mail order etc.) you will have cancellation rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Please note that the following types of transactions are not covered by these regulations meaning that you cannot cancel once you have placed your order.
Items liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly;
CDs, DVDs or software that has had the plastic seal or cover removed;
Items that are ordered to meet a customers specification, such as a made to measure item of clothing;
Financial transactions (these are covered by the Financial Services (Distance Marketing) Regulations);
Auctions, including TV auctions and on-line auctions;
Business to business transactions;
Items sold from a private individual not acting in the capacity of a business
Purchases that have resulted from face to face contact.
for the supply of newspapers, periodicals or magazines
Items sold from a private individual not acting in the capacity of a business plus, contracts for the provision of accommodation, transport, catering or leisure services, where the supplier undertakes, when the contract is concluded, to provide these services on a specific date or within a specific period.
When this period ends depends on when the trader provides written information (in print or by email) confirming details of the order and your cancellation rights -
If the trader sends the written information before they send the goods or enclosed with the goods the cancellation period ends 7 working days from the day after the goods are received;
If the trader sends the written information after the goods but within 3 months - the cancellation period ends 7 working days from the day after the written information is received;
If the trader sends the written information over 3 months after the goods, or not at all the cancellation period ends 3 months and 7 working days from the day after the goods are received.
If you cancel you may ask for a full refund including any delivery charges. The trader must provide this refund within 30 days.
If applicable, the trader may ask you to return the goods and/ or pay the return costs but can only do so if it was made clear in the written information. If the written information does not specify that you are responsible for returning the goods, you may expect the trader to collect the goods; if it does not specify you are responsible for the cost of return then the trader must bear this cost. Until the goods are returned to (or collected by) the trader, you have a duty of care over the goods so it is important not to use the goods or do anything else which may damage them as this may mean the trader is not obliged to provide a full refund.
To cancel you must inform the trader either by letter, email or fax and it must be sent before the end of the cancellation period. We would advise to include details (for example any order reference number) to help the trader match your cancellation request to their records.
Your next step:
If you want to pursue a civil claim and are presently based in Canada then you may want to ask a friend, relative or colleague based in the UK to pursue this on your behalf. To do this the person should write to the trader. The letter should outline any relevant events regarding this issue and make it clear what you expect from the trader and why. It should also give the trader a reasonable time to resolve the matter. You should send the letter by recorded delivery which means that the trader has to sign for it. You will then have proof that its been received. You should also keep a copy of the letter. Template letters are available on our website. While there isnt an appropriate template, you may use them as guidance for writing a letter of complaint.
You may also wish to contact your local equivalent of our service as they may be able to offer additional practical and legal advice; particularly with regards to your payment method.
Criminal offence:
I would like to confirm that attempting to restrict a persons rights in law is a potential criminal offence.
What well do:
We are going to report the matter to Trading Standards. While this may not help to resolve your dispute, it gives Trading Standards valuable information about how the trader operates. Someone from Trading Standards may contact you if they require further information.
If you require any further advice or information about this case, please do not hesitate to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service by return email or by calling 03454 04 05 06 quoting the case reference number.
Thank you for your enquiry."
So now the question is does an asic fall under any of those transactions listed?
Hey Searing, that's probably a wise move.
Just to clear up a misconception about charge backs. You have 60 days from when you realise the problem to report it. Not from when you purchased the item. The transaction date can be much longer. Visa gives 540 days of cover in the UK.
For example. If you bought a camera a year ago but it goes wrong today, as long as you report the fault to Visa within 60 days of noticing it, you will be completely refunded as you bought the item within the last 540 days. So a charge back with Alpha should be 100% covered.
Also its illegal to take an "admin fee" to process refunds. They could withhold some or all of the deposit if the item was bespoke, which it isn't, its being sold in identical batches and they are reselling cancelled orders. So don't feel any guilt at all, trying to withhold even a penny of your refund is against the law.
Just to clear up a misconception about charge backs. You have 60 days from when you realise the problem to report it. Not from when you purchased the item. The transaction date can be much longer. Visa gives 540 days of cover in the UK.
For example. If you bought a camera a year ago but it goes wrong today, as long as you report the fault to Visa within 60 days of noticing it, you will be completely refunded as you bought the item within the last 540 days. So a charge back with Alpha should be 100% covered.
Also its illegal to take an "admin fee" to process refunds. They could withhold some or all of the deposit if the item was bespoke, which it isn't, its being sold in identical batches and they are reselling cancelled orders. So don't feel any guilt at all, trying to withhold even a penny of your refund is against the law.
So just to be clear, we all payed for the pre-order, so if we want refund, is it illegal for them to charge that 70 dollar handling/administrative fee? AND that we can ask visa to refund the amount lost when they wrote in their terms (refund % after amount of days since you payed)?
I live in Canada so I don't know about UK laws.I've been lurking on their forums again, an IP ban is pretty easy to get around.
I managed to shame Fiaz into posting on the "Chip status" thread before getting banned again. It really wasn't worth it though. Here's what he wrote:
"Apologies for the delay, we are very busy with orders but very soon we will have a big update releasing fulls specs and more details".
Not too busy to spend all day on the forums arguing and banning people, just too busy to answer a really important thread. Looks like more stall tactics from Alpha until they can scrape together enough money to pay the bills.
By the way I talked to the Citizens Advice Bureau again today. I updated them on the situation. They have flagged the case "criminal withholding of consumer rights" and passed it on to Trading Standards. They'll contact me in 5-10 working days if they decide the case has merit. Anyone who is NOT A BUSINESS and has or is having their refund, partially or fully withheld should contact them direct on 08454 040506 or fill out the form on their website
https://ssl.datamotion.com/form.aspx?co=3438&frm=citacomplainform&to=flare.fromforms
You need to complain. Not just post on forums. The more people who bring this to their attention the faster it will get resolved.
Some of us got together on the Cointerra forum and complained to the Better Business Bureau and they issued a warning to the press (http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-bbb-bitcoin-warning-20140605-story.html). Cointerra were getting slammed so hard they had to shut their forums down and guys who had been waiting months are finally getting refunded.
Just to be clear. If you are not a business customer you are entitled to a 100% REFUND UNDER UK LAW.
If you are unhappy with the refund situation contact the CAB and complain. Unlike the BBB, Trading Standards has the ability to bring criminal charges. They take this sort of thing very seriously in the UK.
I managed to shame Fiaz into posting on the "Chip status" thread before getting banned again. It really wasn't worth it though. Here's what he wrote:
"Apologies for the delay, we are very busy with orders but very soon we will have a big update releasing fulls specs and more details".
Not too busy to spend all day on the forums arguing and banning people, just too busy to answer a really important thread. Looks like more stall tactics from Alpha until they can scrape together enough money to pay the bills.
By the way I talked to the Citizens Advice Bureau again today. I updated them on the situation. They have flagged the case "criminal withholding of consumer rights" and passed it on to Trading Standards. They'll contact me in 5-10 working days if they decide the case has merit. Anyone who is NOT A BUSINESS and has or is having their refund, partially or fully withheld should contact them direct on 08454 040506 or fill out the form on their website
https://ssl.datamotion.com/form.aspx?co=3438&frm=citacomplainform&to=flare.fromforms
You need to complain. Not just post on forums. The more people who bring this to their attention the faster it will get resolved.
Some of us got together on the Cointerra forum and complained to the Better Business Bureau and they issued a warning to the press (http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-bbb-bitcoin-warning-20140605-story.html). Cointerra were getting slammed so hard they had to shut their forums down and guys who had been waiting months are finally getting refunded.
Just to be clear. If you are not a business customer you are entitled to a 100% REFUND UNDER UK LAW.
If you are unhappy with the refund situation contact the CAB and complain. Unlike the BBB, Trading Standards has the ability to bring criminal charges. They take this sort of thing very seriously in the UK.
Does this apply to customers outside UK such as Canada?