In case you are wondering where your boards and Cyper are, it seems his daring heist has paid off.

Collecting the boards in person was his way to scope out the knc building, checking entrances and exits, to assess where the pick up was going to take place. CCTV will soon reveal a man with a fake moustache loitering on Birger Jarlsgatan soon after Cyper left.

This van was spotted passing through the channel tunnel at speed this morning, on it's way to London.



All your hashrate's belongs to Cyper.

So is it safe to assume that packages that hit US soil, then got "sent back to Sweden" are going to be delivered tomorrow?  Just curious as to whether or not we need to send in tracking numbers with this issue.

Thanks

Nothing had hit US soil, the Manifest, i.e. the customs docket had been emailed to someone on US soil ahead of the delivery to presumably expedite the customs process. That's standard UPS procedure, whatever the 'technical issues' were that caused an 'exception' prevented all the packages from leaving UPS's depo...

first you get "in progress" means in the queue for assembly/manufacture

then "shipped" means made, your customer wallet info has been flashed and the address label printed and applied. Basically awaiting UPS pick-up.

the tracking id will then come once UPS is in possession and en route...

What is meant by 'customer wallet info has been flashed'? I notice when logging in to my account that there are fields for  bitcoin address, mining pool, worker name, etc. Do we need to fill those in prior to shipment or is it ok to leave them blank?

You guys really need to ease off the refresh button and just let the shipments arrive to you. Does any of this make it arrive quicker? No..

Phoenix told me to relax and and chill and they should arrive as expected, but it's hard to plan your whole day when you don't know what's going on. So I call the main people involved who are supposed to know what's going on UPS. I give them my tracking numbers and I hear, ummm, errrr, derrrr, errrrr, ummmmm, hmmmmmmm, errrrrrr, then I just cut in and say you have no idea what's going on do you? And their typical response well there was an exception (yes, that's what I told you when I called and calling about) but it doesn't say when they will be delivered. I confirmed with them. You are the shipping company that has my shipments and are telling me out right you don't know when they will be delivered? Yes, I don't know. Man, does that instill confidence in that company or what. Original delivery day was Wednesday, November 20th. By the end of the day. UPS can now deny or confirm any delivery date at all and has no additional information on the packages. I have been told if I want to put an "investigation" on it would need to come from the shipper. Soon as I heard that I knew I had a better chance of winning the pick 6 lotto here, so I just hung up the phone and went back to being pissed off.

Have you or anyone else thought of logging into the UPS site and simply setting an alert (via email, text, etc) for updates on your tracking numbers? It's really easy.

Then sit back and wait until it's Stateside.

Such spin.  Not that Silkroad was taken down but that it existed and now onto the dark web.

I'm thinking we need a publicly broadcasted session with Dr. Phil -- who could provide detailed information on how to handle this crisis. I'm surprised nobody thought of this beforehand. Should I call the show producers?