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BTW, I just got my Giant from @JasonHan and it's doing great! Legit seller. Very responsive. Highly recommended! Just left him a great review in his profile.

Then why the heck is a Russian guy selling it before the actual OEM? I've messaged them asking them these same questions, but they seem allergic to straight answers.

I paid a Giant with PayPal, and I'm glad I did, because after ordering it and getting the receipt, I emailed, Skype and contacted them through their webpage on an almost daily basis, with no answer. After 2 weeks of no response or signs that they had shipped the product, I ended up contacting...

Thanks for letting us know. You can update your experience on this thread, which is a list of the scammy Dash mining websites.

Have you personally bought from that site? There are a lot of scams out there that we want to keep away from. There's a thread where we're building a list.

Add in asicminermarket.com to the list. It's not on badbitcoin.org.

According to @JasonHan, Baikal doesn't sell the Minis (150MH/s) anymore. They're now manufacturing the Cubes (300MH/s)

A few things: Weird thing that the iBeLink page (supposedly the OEM) hasn't listed their product on their main page yet. Why would an OEM not list his product but a reseller does? I looks exactly like the DM384M, but it's possible that they're only using the same chassis and that the ASICs...

You could use graphic cards. The only problem is that they are not nearly as competitive as ASICsare. The last time I checked graphic cards had less than 50 times The hashing rate that ASIC do, and consume much more Power. So in the end, it may be more expensive to use graphic cards. However...

Have you tried with @JasonHan ?

To me, the Baikal A900 Giant is the best bet. 900MH/s @ 210 W for ~$2400 is great. It's pricey, so you may want to start with a Baikal Cube (300 MH/s @ 100W) for ~$1000

Thanks for correcting me, guys. Baikalminer.com is the real one. I checked my Skype conversations from the ones that gave me support and in fact it was baikalminer.com. Darn scammers... Hard to never let your guard down.

I don't have much experience mining, so some of my statements may be wrong, bit from what I know, mining has a lot to do with experimentation. Like @LMC said, you probably want to try out different pools and stick with the one that works for you. Give a try to p2poolmining.us/p2poolnodes

Thanks for the feedback, @Yeso. You're right, the numbers on the pool data were kind of fuzzy, and you never see his worker. And like you said, it can be perfectly a configuration of 12 Giant what would yield him results, and the iBeLink just a facade. With order requirements like @ilia_2s...

I saw this video a few hours ago: Apparently, this Russian guy has put together a new ASIC that gives our 10.8 GH/s on Dash, leaving the Baikal A900 Giants way behind... Something unprecedented. The Russian guy says that it costs $9000 USD now (normally costs $25k). The comments (in Russian...

I don't even know these days... So many scammers out there... To me, the real Baikal is baikalminer.com (singular, not plural). I'm going with that because those are the guys that I've been in contact with (I haven't bought from them), but when I ask them to take my BTC, they tell me to wait...

Thanks for the correction. I didn't notice that. So yeah, the official site seems to be baikalminers.com

Thanks for sharing. Yeah, I definitely wouldn't like to risk my hard earned money in hardware that may end up not working and I'm out my money and my mine.

I said 'supposedly' only because there's another user who said some other company is the OEM. Because the company is called "Baikal Miner" and the name of the product has "Baikal" in it, it only makes sense to assume that they make the actual products. And yes, you can buy from them directly...

Baikalminer.com is supposedly the OEM (original equipment manufacturer), so it can't get more legit than that.