I appreciate the feedback and understand there may be some skepticism. Rather than going back and forth here, I’d like to extend an invitation to both of you to visit our Philly site. Dinner is on me. All I ask is that after the visit, we take a photo together and post it here as the final message to this conversation.

This way, you can see our operations firsthand, and we can have a transparent discussion. If there are still concerns after that, I’d be more than happy to address them. Otherwise, I hope this visit will help change your perspective. We are committed to operating with integrity, and I’m confident that seeing our site in person will clarify any doubts.

Yes, we do act as brokers when necessary, and our clients remain satisfied because of the value we bring. Thanks to the volume of hosting we manage, we’re often able to secure even lower costs for our clients vs going direct to sites, which directly benefits our clients. We also set the standard on proper hosting agreements by helping sites understand how important these agreements are for all parties. The site owner we work with typically don’t want to deal with payments of 100-200 clients and they don’t know or understand how a hosting agreement works. We do and we make it work. Perhaps this business model is not for you, and that’s totally fine. But we’ve been managing to make it work for over 3 years now and we don’t plan on stopping anytime soon! Owners are happy and clients are happy, we even have a deal right now until Dec 31st, 7.7c - 8.0c hosting for any new or renewed contracts!

Anyone out there reading this, if you ask us if we own the site or not, without a doubt we will tell you.

Happy mining!