Hello, I have received nothing from the court in a long time. I am assuming I will get nothing since my claim is small. Anywhere I cm find m update? -Thanks.

It's bad for the market that BitFury went commercial cloud only. (and I still can't see how corporate cloud mining is any different, cloud mining is a loss for the customer so why would large companies buy large amounts of cloud mining?) 

(ref:) http://www.coindesk.com/digitalbtc-signs-bitcoin-mining-hardware-deal-bitfury/

Sorry if it was unclear, I emailed support@bitquan.com asking about my un-withdrawn dividends and after AMHash said they sent all the bitcoins and data to AM I received the outstanding dividends. In my experience (hashie.co & others) scammers give you nothing back.  AMHash took my hash rate from hashie.co and the only issue was that the hash rate tokens were bought at a 1/4 of original price value. On that basis I concluded AM wasn't a scam, at least not originally.

So to clarify it's IMHO only that they are not a scam, or at least not like any scam I've been bitten by before.

I also kept a screen shot of my outstanding dividends incase the site went away, but I really didn't need it.

I will have to say that AM (Bitquan and the AMHash guys) is not a scam. I went to the AMHash website which is almost gone now and they said they sent all data to AM. I sent another email asking for information and right after I sent it I noticed that the bitcoin address that was associated with AMHash had received the outstanding dividend amount. So I quickly sent another email thanking them.

At least one good note in this mess. And I will say I was sad to sell my AM shares...

EDIT: the date on the transaction was Yesterday so I was a bit embarrassed I missed it before I sent the email. 

I got the same email response yesterday but it's now 16 hours, no more responses from them at all. I guess Havelock can be added to the now a scam list.

My question is if the AMHashLC money will be paid into havelock where we won't be able to get it back out, or directly to an address we supply.

EDIT: Just called Havelock and big surprise, no answer, no voice mail... just not there during business hours. (Another one bits the dust.)


EDIT1: Havelock has stated they process withdrawals twice a day, I have my BTC now. Thank you, Havelock...

*sigh* I guess other than AMHash on the 20th my ASICMiner saga is over. Cashed out shares and got 2% of the BTC I had put in. (I'm not even going to look at the USD to buy the BTC.) I thought FC could pull Gen4 off but....

I still have 20 Gen 1 Blades and backplanes... for the museum I guess.


EDIT:  Is anyone having problems with Havelock withdrawals ??


EDIT2: I guess it takes days now not minutes.

a little clarification, from what I read RockMiner managed the details not the actual equipment, the AMHash site continues to show dividends racking up (with nothing to pay them with).

It almost looks to me like the equipment may have been taken to cover the electric bills.

BE300 looked really good, but I guess that's the essence of a scam.  The GoldenNonce chip looked good too...

I have been able to create an account today and I have sent you a personal message with a couple of questions.... thank you

I've always believed in ASICMiner and they've never gone wrong.

As an ASICMiner share holder I believed hashie.co was legit when AMHash said to purchase there.... now I've lost 5,000GH/s and I can't even create an account on amhash.com to transfer my hash rate. My solid trust in ASICMiner and crew is slipping.

UPDATE: today I was able to create an account at amhash.com

As a share holder of ASICMiner I believed that hashie.co was legit because ASICMiner confirmed they rented hash rate.

Now of course I'm stuck, and the amhash.com website won't allow to create an account to transfer so I basically just lost a bit of coin.

I finally got my 4 Octobers back online, though under clocked and undervalued to 2,000GH/s



And at home since it's cooler this summer my "Portable Home Hashing Unit" 2 over clocked November boards at about 453GH/s



I might make 3 more BTC in a few hundred days before they're all useless 

I've seen the PepperMining variants for around what they charged but no original boards.

MOTION FOR SUBSTANTIVE CONSOLIDATION

In this case I'm guessing this is a good thing because it will add the IP from the east cost component to the chips of the west as assets.  Or am I totally wrong here?

MOTION FOR SUBSTANTIVE CONSOLIDATION

In this case I'm guessing this is a good thing because it will add the IP from the east cost component to the chips of the west as assets.  Or am I totally wrong here?

Thread's dead baby, thread's dead.

Sorry I couldn't resist...  

I've never "ignored" a user on here before, but I think ICELICKER will be my first.

Wow, that's why edentech's English site hasn't come online and their sales guys never emailed me back.... their entire stock was bought by HashRatio!!!

*sigh* I'll have to wait for one of those beautiful boxes  That's ok it's all money to AM 

Well I've emailed the address I was given about sales and no answer...the English website is still inaccessible outside of China so I am at a loss since I cannot speak Chinese and the .cn site is all images so no Google Translate.  Friedcat said these guys were on the level, but that's useless if I can't get a hold of them... *sigh*

Edit: just read about HashRatio, good news for AM shareholders, but I still really want one of those beautiful boxes!!!!

As an app developer myself I don't see what is wrong with a Cordova HTML app as a Bitcoin wallet leveraging on work done when a native app might have been rejected.

As far as Apple's position, from my reading and discussing with fellow developers, it has always been the burden of the app publisher to verify that the app meets all legal requirements for each market that app is released in.  A general wallet app released to all markets would run afoul in more than one country.  The wallets that have been recently accepted have apparently taken this in to account and are now inline with that requirement.

I also think the work I see in the Hive wallet is very good... my only issue is with Java, and you've stated you want to move away from it anyway so that's all good.

Just my 2-cents, YMMV...

Anyone using [ny|sf].proxypool.doge.st ?  I was mining there for months and then yesterday NY stopped accepting my connections, then SF did (although I can't really mine on SF with the lag from me).  Not sure what happened but I've been running 2 connections from the same IP for a while then all of a sudden, the door slams.  I've emailed but no answer.  I've tried from one of my cloud servers and they get in fine, but of course can't mine.

I've gone ahead and plopped down the $20/mo for a VPS to run my own p2pool node since the closest one to me is 46ms.

I guess the only other question is, what are the specifics for tuning a p2pool node for DOGE...I know BTC but DOGE is a different animal.

Thanks...