With us, delivery is also within 7-10 days, but with a difference: we are the only seller in the entire EU (possibly worldwide) offering payment upon delivery! This means you order a miner, it arrives at our warehouse in 7-10 days, and you pay only upon receipt of the machine, hand-to-hand:

• Either directly at our location with personal pickup.
• Or pay the courier upon delivery.

No other supplier, not a single one, offers this option! Not one. And considering that there are literally dozens of fraudulent websites for crypto mining equipment on the internet, paying upfront (often only in BTC) poses a huge risk (see the List of 56 Fraudulent Websites where you’ll see neither the miner nor your money). That’s why with us, you can pay upon receipt of the miner 🙂

Our email database contains over 4,000 contacts, and our Extended Price List is linked from YouTube videos, partner websites, promotional articles, Bazoš, other ad portals, and many other sources… As a result, thousands of people currently have access to it, with hundreds of people from across SK/CZ actually viewing the price list daily! Therefore, we can find a buyer for you or buy the machine back ourselves. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a 3-day-old or a 1-year-old miner.

This option applies to:

• Miners purchased from us.
• Miners used for a maximum of 18 months.

For example:

GPU Rigs: For beginners, this isn’t the best way to start mining crypto. GPU rigs are fine, but compared to ASIC miners, they’re much more demanding to manage or repair during failures. You need to know programming, IT, and hardware, even for a regular GPU rig outage. With ASIC miners, a simple restart is enough (you can’t even do programming with ASICs). Beginners don’t know this and often order GPU rigs (mainly because they’re cheaper than ASICs). That’s why we’ve convinced dozens of beginners to cancel their orders. About 60% of those canceled orders ended up buying a different miner, meaning 40% of orders were canceled = lost profits for us.

Ethereum: March 2021 – June 2021. ETH saw massive growth (from about $300 to $4,000). Mining profits for ETH skyrocketed, and people were buying ETH ASIC miners like hotcakes (A10 500, A10 720…). These were the best-selling miners at the time. But few knew (even advanced miners) that in just 3 months (July 2021), ETH mining profits would drop by 30-50% due to the new ETH protocol – EIP 1559. Even fewer knew that within 6-14 months, ETH mining would end completely (on both GPUs and ASICs). ETH was completely changing its policy and switching to an eco-friendly mining method. And again… since we confirm every order by phone, we couldn’t help but inform customers about these facts. Order after order, one ETH ASIC miner after another. We lost dozens of orders by recommending cancellations! About 78% of people didn’t buy any other miner. Since ETH prices soared, ETH miners were the most profitable on the market (up to 40% more profitable than miners for other cryptocurrencies). With ETH miners written off and other miners offering much lower profits, 78% of people ended up buying nothing. Again, significant profit losses for us, but peace of mind.

Antminer L7 (Dogecoin): When released for sale (July 2021), the Antminer L7 earned up to €37,000 annually mining Dogecoin. And the price? Only €16,800 + VAT. Extremely fast ROI, and people were practically fighting over it. But there’s a catch. Dogecoin is (at least to us) a shitcoin with zero technology and thus no future. Its price spiked for a few months due to Elon Musk’s posts, which also boosted DOGE mining profits to high levels temporarily. But there’s a huge risk going forward – the risk that DOGE’s price will crash back to where it belongs in a few weeks/months (and with it, mining profits). This is exactly what the average beginner doesn’t track. Beginners usually don’t care about the technology or where the cryptocurrency (and thus mining profits) will be in 1-2-3 years. Most beginners don’t do analysis. They only look at today’s numbers, today’s popularity, and believe it’ll be the same or better in 5 years. When we explained this to people, they understood that the L7 might be fine but carries huge risks. In short, another ton of canceled orders. The Antminer L7 was the most expensive miner on the market at the time = the biggest profit for us. In our case, that meant the biggest losses. And like the ETH miner story above, all other miners had almost twice the ROI time, so only about 45% of customers bought a different miner instead of the L7.

In Summary:

We discouraged exactly 27 people (27 official orders) from purchasing exactly 43 miners worth €550,970.

+ Dozens more people who were 95% decided but were discouraged during a phone call (before even creating an order).

Of those, less than half bought another miner (and in most cases, a cheaper one).

So, significant profit losses for us, but peace of mind, a clear conscience, and satisfied customers 🙂

We’re in personal contact (by phone) with every single customer during and after the order (and with most even before the order if they call beforehand). Phone support 5-7 days a week. We advise everyone on which miners are worth it, which to avoid, and when not to invest in mining at all. How to start mining, how to get into cryptocurrencies, how to handle cooling, miner setup, and mining pools. Personalized advice tailored to electricity prices, IT skills, and storage conditions. All done personally (by phone) and at in-person meetings, where we show miners in advance, how to work with them, operate them, and set them up. After the order, we handle miner issues, cooling, remote monitoring… simply dozens of things that aren’t included in the price, but we help with willingly.