what ARE you looking to pay? 
and when u say Canada do you mean to HOST in Canada or ship to your location in Canada?
i ask as i may have one for sale that's currently hosted in Canada

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I will highlight that.  I have done a few small shocks with different power installs but 1 time I managed a solid across the chest (felt my heart contract) shock.

I was installing a 4 foot replacement fluorescent bulb on an over head light it was hot I was sweating and I was having trouble getting pins in on each side.
I was doing it hot with power to the  fixture(badbadbad) so I reach out a bit and each hand touched each end and I run the power across my chest.  My arm pits were sweaty  and my hands a bit damp with sweat so nice contact.  The power f-ing hurt  big time.  I felt like someone sneezed my heart inside my chest. Plus my sweating arm pits felt seriously weird .

And we are talking about  the power was from this type of device.

https://www.electricalmarketplace.com/productfile/index/view/fileid/173/

since it was one fixture it was about 60-65 watts  and I think I was lucky to be able to write a warning about power.

I think most people would think 62 watts dc is a  safe  level to get shocked with it was not.

Can you please send me the API report for your miner where you experience this problem? Select the miner and click the "View Details..." button on the right hand side. Click the "Generate API Report" and send me the output by e-mail. Thanks!

That should work. The only exception might be Claymore's Ethereum miner that doesn't support reporting worker name.
What mining software did you use in Awesome Miner and did you have the same pool added several times, with only different worker names?

Just to vouch (in case it's still necessary), got my a4, all good and working fine.

Just a tip, try running the fan at 100% for a few minutes, it unloads big chunks of dust.

Thanks for the business my friend, good luck for the rest of your sales

agree with that,we can't mentioned that bitcoin bad for environment, i think paper money more bad for environment by consuming papper that made from wood,and wood has been cuted off illegally for it.

Bitcoin is quite a lot better than physical cash with respect to the environment, in my opinion. Taking up a small percentage of world energy is actually better than cutting down trees to make paper money and killing the lands and mining ores for making coins.

Yeah, We are experiencing low value of bitcoins right now cause bitfinex has been down, Thats why the bitcoin price greatly affected by bitfinex