scam , I dont join this kind of mining/
Auroramine.com seems to be too good to true. What might happen in future?
Topic: Auroramine.com seems to be too good to true. What might happen in future? (Read 990515 times)
November 20, 2017, 05:49:53 AM
November 20, 2017, 05:48:02 AM
sierramine . com
also seems like a copy of this scam.
also seems like a copy of this scam.
October 28, 2017, 05:48:40 AM
Now back as www.Auroramine.biz and want more bitcoin to transfer you old account over to new Servers. The Balls on these Fraudsters...
That is not the same admin. It is just another imposter who wants you to send BTC for getting account details on this new platform. Obviously, on the site is no login/registration page and even an SSL is missing. October 27, 2017, 10:46:28 AM
Now back as www.Auroramine.biz and want more bitcoin to transfer you old account over to new Servers. The Balls on these Fraudsters...
Scamming people to the moon.. lots of gullible people when it comes to cloud mining bitcoin, it just does not work.
Stay away from these scams.
October 26, 2017, 11:51:47 PM
Now back as www.Auroramine.biz and want more bitcoin to transfer you old account over to new Servers. The Balls on these Fraudsters...
October 25, 2017, 09:58:06 AM
Took some weeks before they were gone. 
October 25, 2017, 08:18:37 AM
Scam! They were exposed!
October 24, 2017, 01:31:32 PM
October 24, 2017, 01:22:00 PM
And it has gone!
October 23, 2017, 04:46:44 AM
Be a shame if someone in the UK reported them to the police.
Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
Auroramine admin comes probably from Germany because of some indications like the head title on FAQ that is simply in German and not English. Anyone remember Thunderbit.io or the newest crap Lifebit.io?Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
They both do not differ from the structure, same arrangement. Let's compare the FAQs of both sites: https://prnt.sc/h06hu9 - https://prnt.sc/h06hzy. The same thing is the highlighted email address with the company address on the below. If this is not enough, let's look at the source code of Lifebit.io FAQs and see what I found: https://prnt.sc/h06izy. The map was embedded with the location in the German language, another indication that the operator is german.
But another proof is that the DNS IP of Auroramine.com shows that it comes from Germany, a company who offers DDOS Protection.
All in all, the operator of Auroramine and Lifebit may come probably from Germany, although it's silly that they left it, or it can be that they faked it.
Based on the website structure and the above mentioned indicator, the following sites were operated by the same group: Nano-Hash.com, Thunderbit.io, Auroramine.com and Lifebit.io
They are registered as a company in this country.
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10956583/officers
Same name and director. Its probably against the law if they used false details. Started the company mid Sept.
I bet you can buy fake cloud mining templates on the dark web somewhere.
October 23, 2017, 03:16:05 AM
Be a shame if someone in the UK reported them to the police.
Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
Auroramine admin comes probably from Germany because of some indications like the head title on FAQ that is simply in German and not English. Anyone remember Thunderbit.io or the newest crap Lifebit.io?Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
They both do not differ from the structure, same arrangement. Let's compare the FAQs of both sites: https://prnt.sc/h06hu9 - https://prnt.sc/h06hzy. The same thing is the highlighted email address with the company address on the below. If this is not enough, let's look at the source code of Lifebit.io FAQs and see what I found: https://prnt.sc/h06izy. The map was embedded with the location in the German language, another indication that the operator is german.
But another proof is that the DNS IP of Auroramine.com shows that it comes from Germany, a company who offers DDOS Protection.
All in all, the operator of Auroramine and Lifebit may come probably from Germany, although it's silly that they left it, or it can be that they faked it.
Based on the website structure and the above mentioned indicator, the following sites were operated by the same group: Nano-Hash.com, Thunderbit.io, Auroramine.com and Lifebit.io
They are registered as a company in this country.
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10956583/officers
Same name and director. Its probably against the law if they used false details. Started the company mid Sept.
I bet you can buy fake cloud mining templates on the dark web somewhere.
October 22, 2017, 08:01:33 AM
red box error?
you need to wait 24 hours for each time
i did 3 so far, last one was today!
you need to wait 24 hours for each time
i did 3 so far, last one was today!
October 21, 2017, 11:48:34 AM
anyone else getting a red box error after trying to withdraw?
me too, can't withdraw, i got a red box error and nothing happened!
October 21, 2017, 09:50:41 AM
Be a shame if someone in the UK reported them to the police.
Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
Auroramine admin comes probably from Germany because of some indications like the head title on FAQ that is simply in German and not English. Anyone remember Thunderbit.io or the newest crap Lifebit.io?Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
They both do not differ from the structure, same arrangement. Let's compare the FAQs of both sites: https://prnt.sc/h06hu9 - https://prnt.sc/h06hzy. The same thing is the highlighted email address with the company address on the below. If this is not enough, let's look at the source code of Lifebit.io FAQs and see what I found: https://prnt.sc/h06izy. The map was embedded with the location in the German language, another indication that the operator is german.
But another proof is that the DNS IP of Auroramine.com shows that it comes from Germany, a company who offers DDOS Protection.
All in all, the operator of Auroramine and Lifebit may come probably from Germany, although it's silly that they left it, or it can be that they faked it.
Based on the website structure and the above mentioned indicator, the following sites were operated by the same group: Nano-Hash.com, Thunderbit.io, Auroramine.com and Lifebit.io
October 21, 2017, 09:43:40 AM
I will, but not from your ref link.
October 21, 2017, 08:44:32 AM
anyone else getting a red box error after trying to withdraw?
October 21, 2017, 05:42:52 AM
Be a shame if someone in the UK reported them to the police.
Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
Description Police station
Address 72 Earl's Court Road
LONDON
W8 6EQ
Telephone Non emergency : 101
Non emergency : 101
0300 123 1212
October 20, 2017, 10:48:23 PM
Stay away!
I "invested" 10 USD just cos of curiosity.
So few hours ago I made a withdrawal, as you can see below no Tx was given - my balance got reset to 0.00, but no transaction was made LOL
Of course they don't respond to emails.
SCAAAAAAAAAM
https://i.imgur.com/3T7MZnl.jpg
I "invested" 10 USD just cos of curiosity.
So few hours ago I made a withdrawal, as you can see below no Tx was given - my balance got reset to 0.00, but no transaction was made LOL
Of course they don't respond to emails.
SCAAAAAAAAAM
https://i.imgur.com/3T7MZnl.jpg
Wow it seems like I'm not the only one. I depod 20$ and got over 20 refs,
did my 3rd withdrawal yesterday and havent received it yet xD
Its a scam now??!
do not withdraw any other places
October 20, 2017, 07:19:02 AM
October 19, 2017, 04:28:07 PM
Blah blah, self righteousness, blah blah, playing god, blah
blah, threaten other users, hahaha, blah,
blah, blah blah, oh my god im so great!
LOL
enjoy, I can see you have a lot of fun doing that. glad you find some meaning for your (insert adjective here) life!
blah, threaten other users, hahaha, blah,
blah, blah blah, oh my god im so great!
LOL
enjoy, I can see you have a lot of fun doing that. glad you find some meaning for your (insert adjective here) life!
Pretty sure that noone with true morals and honesty has "Fun" trying to rid the forum of losers like you, myself included.
Good job trashing your account, now quit being a whiny little bitch and clean up your act.
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