there is very little education about cloud mining, so there are still many who are deceived...
recently, a friend reported to me that the cloud mining site he was following had closed and all the funds were gone. hopefully, there are no more victims from cloud mining scams.
Topic: [Expose] Chainmine.io Fake Cloud Mining Project (Read 92 times)
Two of the typical scamming tactics these guys have also used like their predecessors:
1. Using a list of transactions as recent withdrawals. Used to be very popular with the bitcoin doubling websites at one time.
2. The certification, which is just too easy to create.
A certain news blog like website has posted the site to be caught by SEO for people looking for this site and they very nicely missed out on the legitimacy of the site but did not forget to include their referral link.
I hope someone looking for the scam known as chainmine will now get a link to this forum too and it will click those dormant grey neurons to suspect that without a real mining farm that can be put in that address mentioned, the project has no way to mine with such hashpower and thus very likely deceiving its users.
1. Using a list of transactions as recent withdrawals. Used to be very popular with the bitcoin doubling websites at one time.
2. The certification, which is just too easy to create.
A certain news blog like website has posted the site to be caught by SEO for people looking for this site and they very nicely missed out on the legitimacy of the site but did not forget to include their referral link.
I hope someone looking for the scam known as chainmine will now get a link to this forum too and it will click those dormant grey neurons to suspect that without a real mining farm that can be put in that address mentioned, the project has no way to mine with such hashpower and thus very likely deceiving its users.
It so surprising that lots of people still fall for this cloud mining scams. Most of them are actually ponzi schemes pretending to do "cloud mining"
The site is barely two months old but looking at trustpilot shows that there are many people who have been scammed so far and that's just only people who decided to make a negative review on trustpilot
1. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.chainmine.io?stars=1
The site is barely two months old but looking at trustpilot shows that there are many people who have been scammed so far and that's just only people who decided to make a negative review on trustpilot
1. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.chainmine.io?stars=1
Description:
This website which is mentioned below is offering fake could mining services and offers high return plans up to percent daily profit per day. Also, they give up 10 percent commission to the people who invite their friends into this trap.
Reference Link:
Chainmine.io
WhoIs info:
https://whois.domaintools.com/Chainmine.io
Created on 2021-10-31
Expires on 2022-10-31
Updated on 2021-11-06
Payment Method:
Bitcoin.
Archive:
https://archive.vn/nDZ6m
Additional Notes:
In order to take down this project please report the website to their registrar (In this case NameCheap). Here is a little guide about how to report the scammers to their registrar: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-report-the-scammers-to-registrar-5281378
This website which is mentioned below is offering fake could mining services and offers high return plans up to percent daily profit per day. Also, they give up 10 percent commission to the people who invite their friends into this trap.
Reference Link:
Chainmine.io
WhoIs info:
https://whois.domaintools.com/Chainmine.io
Created on 2021-10-31
Expires on 2022-10-31
Updated on 2021-11-06
Payment Method:
Bitcoin.
Archive:
https://archive.vn/nDZ6m
Additional Notes:
In order to take down this project please report the website to their registrar (In this case NameCheap). Here is a little guide about how to report the scammers to their registrar: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-report-the-scammers-to-registrar-5281378
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