Interested in 1 @ 1.04 if any fall out. Shipping to Netherlands.

1@2BTC

1 share
txid: 6c3cb1ce23ad3b014b8fda72623e9229c4a208f0e155c8fc662c0d32c6d7fe0f
Address: 1ja2G6vVyRoExiCviDnjdzLPQnQcxLnSP

https://blockchain.info/tx/6c3cb1ce23ad3b014b8fda72623e9229c4a208f0e155c8fc662c0d32c6d7fe0f

Refund(s) received. Thanks

Requested 3 refunds through the form:

Hi Steve,
I lost track here. I have an order in for batch 2, are these being refunded or not?
Thanks for your reply.

A kid with a hoodie.

Losing faith here (Batch #2).
Please refund;
1.296 BTC to my address: 1ja2G6vVyRoExiCviDnjdzLPQnQcxLnSP

Refund me too;

You can keep the tip.

Terrific! Will probably order more chips in the coming days and give you the order for two boards @ 0.75BTC each, but have to gather some new, fresh BTC first

I just bought another share (my 3rd, split over three machines now), txid: 28554a2bd97693d3471eddfbc75dfa572c1ed5fb01883799dd55f923c74b6248
As my wallet decided to use another payment-address, I will confirm through PM.

For a trusted circle it should be easy to set up a 'middle man', an automated address that receives initial payments first, validates the intended recipient (sort of like a bank verifies the account number and name you are sending the payment to), and forwards the payment.
If the recipient is flagged by the 'community' as a fraud or criminal activity, the 'middle man' returns the payment to the sender.
I wouldn't mind building such a system, in which the community feeds data to the system to determine which addresses are trustworthy and which aren't.

But, a problem that occurs with such a system, is that the creator of the 'middle man', is able to regulate all payments within the circle. This would need an extra layer of validation, which means another Bitcoin-process within the Bitcoin-system. And with creating the 'middle man', we are actually creating a regulated system that could be taken over by authorities.

Just my 2 mBTC.

I will give it a try later today.. Sure it was done through the form and not through FTP?

You might want to check out the following:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=233771.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76809.msg854205#msg854205
http://randomcontent.wolfnexus.net/RandomSite/solar-powering-a-raspberry-pi-for-bitcoin-mining/

If anybody is still doubting and reading this;
there is still a lot of space left in Batch #2 and we need more people to get these chips, the deadline is coming soon. You won't find a cheaper price, Steve has already lowered his prices for the chips a couple of times.
Meet the organizer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1FLE59Hzck

Steve;
Maybe we could team up with the other groupbuys to fill up the last batch?
Both marto74's (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=217316.0) and bizwoo's (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=200067.0) 2nd batches are not going that fast..

Last share bought (0.5 BTC)
txid: b8b43f543b334d70e9d3d7205df32d144ff71a7dc9a939a97a251de6a4625a77
Please confirm.

Used same sending-address as for share on 2nd miner

Honoustly,
I think this 5 posts rule and 4 hour limit is a perfect way for testing dedication before being allowed to really participate.
I myself joined recently, and am already at 20 hours (you're dedicated or you're not..).
And by being able to post in local forums, you get a feeling with locals first..

Cool! Thanks

Ook hier helpende hand aangeboden, ook als je vragen over programmatuur mocht hebben.

Ik hou hem even in de gaten, maar ik moet er wel bij zeggen dat met zo weinig posts het een groot verschil zou uitmaken als je wat foto's o.i.d. kan posten van de boards die je reeds gezien hebt, en de ontvangen sample-chips (of transactie-id + signature posten van je sample-order).
Is het mogelijk om een bezoekje te brengen tzt?