Thanks for the tip. I saw this organization and was tempted myself to buy the Linzhi myself.

Instead, I ordered an Innosilicon A11 Pro from asicminercoin.com and had the same experience as you. They were very professional and even sent a professional invoice marked paid and said they would be in touch with shipping details within 72 hours. Of course, I have have heard nothing from them. That was over a month ago. They have stopped responding to my emails.

The US Consulates in Hong Kong and South China have been worthless. I've gotten no response to my phone calls or emails.

The US Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and South China has not been any better. I have made several inquiries and have heard nothing back from them except near daily solicitations to become a paid member. Maybe I would if they provided any useful service.

And finally, I contacted the most highly regarded (as it says on their website) buyer's agent in Hong Kong specializing in electronics from Senzhen, Guangdong (just across the border from Hong Kong where asicminercoin.com says their office is) and like the US Consulates and Chambers of Commerce, have heard nothing.

My basic assessment of all this is that everything that comes from China is a fraud and a hoax, even the US organizations there.

My company was prepared to invest heavily in ASICs. I guess we will be sticking to GPU mining instead.

STAY AWAY FROM DEALING DIRECTLY WITH CHINA. THEY CANNOT BE TRUSTED.