Dear Customer,

We have to apologize for our trainee stuff members as we are expanding our support the problems such as this are inevitable, unfortunately the information provided was incorrect, all of our products are subject to be delivered in May, there is no earlier products. Cloud hosting has delivery date in May not March, or February. That applies to all of our Prospero line products and Cloud hosting included.
We once again apologize for the confusion and inconvenience it may have caused to you.

Please feel free to contact us if you will have any further questions.

Regards,
Black Arrow Team

HI Thomas

We would like to assure you.this delays are only forProspero X-1 and Prospero X-3 product. this doesnt affect your "Rent-Some-Minions - 4 months (starts in March 2014) order.Thank you for understanding.We appreciate your business with us.


Sincerely
The Black Arrow Team

HI Thomas

We would like to assure you.this delays are only forProspero X-1 and Prospero X-3 product. this doesnt affect your "Rent-Some-Minions - 4 months (starts in March 2014) order.Thank you for understanding.We appreciate your business with us.


Sincerely
The Black Arrow Team

The Eligius Pool tries to reward shares to their fair PPS value. However, since block creation (thus rewards) is a random process, the PPS value is only the "long-term average" value of a share. On a given day/week/month, the pool may find a little more or a little less blocks than the expected value.

If the pool finds less, then it can't pay all the shares. It therefore keeps those unpaid shares in a log, to be paid when the pool is more lucky, and finds more blocks than the average. (It pays most recent shares first)

When you stopped mining, you had a few unpaid shares left in the log. When the pool got lucky, it payed thoses shares to you.

According to your page, you have about 0.0036 BTC worth of unpaid shares left.


Unfortunately, you are absolutely wrong.

Each block contains many "normal" transactions, in which people send to other people coins. Coins you recieved from a "normal" transaction will appear as "recieved" in your wallet.

Furthermore, each block contains a special transaction, the generation transaction, which "creates" coins from nowhere. The amount that may be created by such generation transaction is currently equal to 25 BTC, plus whatever the total amount of coins that were "destroyed" in transaction fees in all the transactions included in that block. (Thus, an average block currently generates about 25.1 BTC)

Coins recieved from a generation transaction are marked "Generated" in your wallet. Apart from that, they have no special value or property whatsoever. They can be spent like any other recieved coin. (This is not completely true: coins recieved from a generation transaction may not be spent before 120 blocks (20 hours on average), wheras coins recieved from normal transactions may be spent after 6 blocks (1 hour))

how much did you invest and when did you buy those bitcoins, how big was the price then?