Best to you with your health!!

A reality that we all sometimes forget about or ignore, plans are always a good thing.

Take care!  Health is no joke, you can have all 21 million bitcoins in the world and they can't buy you your health.

Got an update?

It would be great if you could just post a weekly update in here. Communication is key.

Hoping you got a good report on the 11th...

Contacted you by email - no answer.
When I wrote in this thread I got this from you:


So then i PM'd you on January 7th and then again on January 13th so far no response from you.

We all know you have some financial problems but it's been 4.5 months since you got my money and you still owe my some of it ($200 to be exact).   

Awaiting your answer,
Malevolent

I just got really confused when I saw your post. And I actually think I may have had your sn accociated with Malevlants real name and thats why I have been so confused yet willing to help.
BCWH (BitcoinWebhost) our website and email host has been down for over 2 weeks and we are trying to get in contact with them and do not have access to the @shadesminoco.com email.
Please contact me on skype @ Andrew_nollan . I have no issues resolving it or even getting you online today.

Similar experience.
Bought a contract at more or less the same time (August 28th) but lost patience after 6 weeks of waiting and decided to end it.
Got most of the money back in October but have since been waiting for the missing $200........................

@shakaru

Can you at least get to spell my forum nickname correctly?

The biggest problem that we have is that alot of the hardware needs to be rma'd to bring it back to running state. There are cost also involved with that and I will have to pocket that expense.  One way I am trying to expedite this process is by selling some various non mining pcs as well as restarted up my computer service and sales again.
I have alot of empty pcie realeastate right now as I work with the cards. as far as getting you online and place in cue. Im going to try to bring everyone back online slowly in stages and not really contract by contract if at all possible. This would also be most effective as the cards once sent out, will come back at random intervals.

The other huge obsticle is that I had purchased many 5770s from (searches memory) crazyblane I think? Now its not his fault, but all of thoese cards have faild running stock with massive 130cfm fans in the rack enclosure. All thoese cards are XFX and they are working with me to rma the cards, but once again, not entirely free and I am still waiting on the holiday weekend to follow up with them.

One more thing while I am here before I get back to work on a clients computer. If anyone has any info on the following user, mrbashfu, or Jonathan Nygun? (not so sure on the last name) please contact me. Jonathan has run with both our hardware, and payment for services that he did not provide. I know he lives in Riverside or Redlands, California, claimed to have been a student, and sold some vouchers to some of you. Would love to get my hands on him.

EDIT:

Jonathan nguyen
2**** pala foxia pl.
M***** ******, ca 9****
bam!


Dont want to fully post it yet.

Yes that is the case, I am in talks with Payb.tc about it. The issues is not the size of the contract, is a matter or the hardware assinged was delivered unoperable and we are still dealing with that right now. Also, 1/4th the contract was to be handled by mrbashfu when he was joining us. However, he only turned on 2/3rd of the hardware he was trusted with and now cannot be found. Right after I had to repeatidly contact him via skype and phone as to where the other hashes were, they stoped and he told Deslok and I that he had a fire? The reason I ask that as a question was that I asked to see the damage and that he could not, then the hardware was ok and it was just smoke from something, and that he would have it online in 48 hours. He never was heard from after that.
Also, ProjectTeraformAlpha (Nick somenameinmyemail) had been selling rigs on here and localy in LA. Delsok and I purchased 1, then 3, and then when all was going well, 8 more. When the other 8 was to come, we had started to find some hidden damage on the psus and one of the boards, so nick offered to drop offer everything, rma the equipment that was faulty and get it back to us in 2 days time. When I started putting all togethe, we were short several psus, severly under wattage on the others, missing and damged 5830s, and Ill have to ask Deslok, but there was something else. OH YEAH! there was no way these things ran at the speeds he had said. the one that was sent to deslok still cantrun 1 gpu and had problems from the get go.

Our growth was healthy, especially because we were not taking new contracts at that time until the current round has come to compleation.

i'm not saying things aren't tough, but despite all those challenges i can't help but think if i'd been sent just 1 bitcoin a day (which for most of the time was only worth $2-3), i'd be at least 90 btc better off right now. the key to paying off (non-interest-bearing) debt is definitely to not be overwhelmed by the total amount and just at least pay in small spare-change increments whenever they come available. i'd much rather see you chip away at it 0.01 btc at a time than see absolutely no changes... that goes for your other creditors too.

incoming transactions no matter how small, speak louder than words!

anyway, keep at it... as i told you on skype, i see you're the kind of guy that just doesn't give up, so i'm sure you'll be on top of things one day.

i wanna buy some shares