Wanted: Service Bitcoin miners wanted

[retired_member33]

I am looking for Bitcoin mining devices, can be anything from USB miners to mining rigs.

Please contact me via PM, payment can be made via UK bank transfer, Paypal, International bank transfer, Skrill, BTC, LTC.

Not looking to pay Ebay prices.

Thank you.

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

Did you get hold of anything? you would need a serious bit of kit and free electric to make it worth while.

 

[SamSam is verified member.]

Did you get hold of anything? you would need a serious bit of kit and free electric to make it worth while.

Yes you sure do even with the best equipment you would be at a loss unless you have free electric. ..

 

[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

Yes you sure do even with the best equipment you would be at a loss unless you have free electric. ..

Just out of interest

I'm assuming mining has to be a constant thing to keep bitcoin working?

Who is mining atm since it seemingly costs more to mine than you get back?.

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

I only mine PPCoin now, I used to mine bitcoin a long time ago then moved into litecoin for a short time but that's getting harder now.

 

[expertc]

As far as I know it is mostly mined in "pools" these days. You need a serious ASIC processor power to do it. The silly ebay USB things are worthless. I use to know a chap, who managed to put few old PC's together to daisy-chain processor power but that was couple of years ago. Real equipment should be (is?) expensive to get and expensive to run.

 

[retired_member33]

Did you get hold of anything? you would need a serious bit of kit and free electric to make it worth while.

Nope, nothing via Acorn, bought some stuff via other sources.

 

[HarryDomains]

If you realistically work it out, the difficulty of mining now is ridiculous it will take you a month to get something like 0.0001 bitcoin (even with a powerful high end PC or ASIC miner). You then have the cost of the mining device to get back plus your electricity costs.

Mining is not worth it any more, stick to buying and selling bitcoins

-Harry

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

Its easier to just use BitcoinFaucet

 

[retired_member33]

*Bump*

 

[golddiggerguy]

Not got a bitcoin miner yet - should arrive today 2 x USB versions.

Just my take on it all....

I have classed my investment in the USB devices as the running of them a bit of a lottery ticket that lasts until 2150 so maybe like Premium Bonds. So a bit of fun and a small investment.

If or once I get one to me they'd be like shares in a company where I can sell at the right price or keep them and risk to lose or gain.

I see part been sheer power of the devices but also see a bit of luck there too

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

Just in-case you havent already, you can put your details in THIS CALCULATOR to see just how long it will take to mine anything.

 

[retired_member36]

From what I have looked at, it makes no sense in investing in mining equipment at this moment in time (Especially for bitcoins)

I saw 7ghz butterfly labs miners on ebay for about £500, completed a few calculators, would take over two years at the current difficulty to breakeven with hardware costs. The difficulty is an on going changing factor so that time will constantly change.