I'll give HRP a call and see if they know anything, not holding much hopes here though.
Edit* Ugh ok forget that, no ones answering at that number or the telesales line either lol
Edit* Ok so I called the telesales line like 5 times, someone picked up the phone halfway through and just slammed it back down  
Edit* Wow, what a rude company, FINALLY got through to someone at HRP after they put the phone down on me like 10 times in a row and the guy I spoke to said they have never heard of primeasic nor do they have anything to do with ASIC, more to the point he didn't know what an ASIC was? ...

This don't sound good guys

Well dunno whats with the change of address, I was here today;




No sign of EDI green at first sight, I asked about the company a non English speaking woman in that blue office you can see in the pic.
She did some mumbo jumbo and called English speaking EDI greens accountant, who was there in 5 min. She made a couple of calls around
(they have several different departments under that name or something), on the end even the boss Tomas or something, had no idea of ASIC or Bitcoin.

The accountant looked confused and even said 'Sorry guise :\' (for being a part of the joke).

While driving back home, the published phone started to ring but no answer on several tries.

seeing as they offer paypal payment, which can be refunded in 45 days, that at least forces them to ship something...granted it might be an empty box (but as far as i know paypal still overs that)

Based on the sign in the window, that's an accountant and tax consultant company. Edi green must be one of their many clients. They also probably let their clients use their address as the official address when registering. They forward their mails, answer any inquiries from the tax office or other government entities, but that doesn't mean that they know anything about the company.

(also google maps shows at least 5 other companies registered to the same address)

Sure, but I talked to EDI's accountant for 15 min or so.

I surrender! I have not read a single word in this thread, but am I correct in assuming there's another one of these guys that I somehow missed? I've already did my best to tear the other two entities new assholes, and my asshole shredder is getting worn out.

Allow me to get another cup of coffee so that I can read this thread in a more relaxed state. My only hope is that this better me entertaining. Can't wait to read which country this new outfit stems from.

I tried to call the company to which the domain is registered, and that seems legit: https://www.hrp.hu/views_eng/pressroom/default.aspx

Didn't manage to speak with anybody for a while, when I finally did they told me in very bad english that they don't know what bitcoin or ASICs are.

Looks very bad, but I will do more research. It's very odd that a well established IT company with a well functioning webshop like HRP registeres an external domain to put on an amateurish website, to offer some product that is not displayed in their normal webshop... And it's even more odd that their telesale representatives don't even know what an ASIC or bitcoin is.

I really hope Primeasic guys are legit, even if it doesn't look like they are. I would love to come back from my Budapest trip with 3 or 4 80 Gigahash beasts

NO reply yet from the email I sent.

This is rather intresting

"Note: This is a mailing only address, local pickup address will be given after your order."

Holy crap you are right. I couldn't believe it for a second. I got thinking about amp requirements and got my placement of shit mixed around. Thanks for making the math work again. Too bad it isn't real.